in fungi, asexual reproduction is used to spread and multiply the organism in favourable conditions
fungi generally reproduce asexually except if conditions are worse
malaria parasites use both types of reproduction in their life cycle
asexual reproduction in malaria parasites is done in humans
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advantages of (a)sexual reproduction
sexual reproduction leads to variation in offspring and therefore a higher chance of survival
asexual reproduction is faster since no time is needed to find a mate
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explain how DNA controls protein synthesis
since DNA is double-stranded and therefore too large to leave the nucleus, it is copied into single-stranded RNA (by coding for complementary base pairs)
RNA leaves nucleus
in RNA, every codon (of three bases) codes for a certain amino acid through mRNA
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proteins detach from carrier molecules back to the cytoplasm
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