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10. (9 pt) What reagents and collisions are needed to complete the following reaction? Give a...
10. (9 pt) What reagents and collisions are needed to complete the following reaction? Give a complete mechanism, and use a free energy reaction coordinate diagram to show WHY the desired product is formed rather than other potential products. Are you using kinetic or thermodynamic control?
2,3-diethyl-1,3-butadiene -> racemic mixture of R and S versions of 3-bromo-2-ethyl-3-methyl-1-pentene
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Using examples of reagents of your choice, give a detailed mechanism of a Grignard reaction in...
Using examples of reagents of your choice, give a detailed
mechanism of a Grignard reaction in organic chemistry.
Please include the formation and stabilization of the ylide,
rate determining step(s), temperature and atmospheric conditions,
catalyst(s), solvent(s), resonance structure(s) of transition
state(s), product(s) etc.
Why are the following not needed in a PCR reaction while they are needed for DNA...
Why are the following not needed in a PCR reaction while they
are needed for DNA replication in a cell?
Helicase
Topoisomerase
Primase
rNTPs
RNase
DNA ligase
which of the following reagents would be best to accomplish a typical sn2 reaction? A) CH3ONa...
which of the following reagents would be best to accomplish a
typical sn2 reaction?
A) CH3ONa
B) H2O
C) NaCN
D) HCN
1. How is an SDS gel formed (reagents, catalyst, and the reaction equation)? 2. What are...
1. How is an SDS gel formed (reagents, catalyst, and the
reaction equation)?
2. What are the two parts of the SDS gel and the purpose of the
two parts?
3. How do you approximate the size of the proteins in a gel?
Give reasonably brief, but complete answers to the following. 10. a) Suppose class Y is derived...
Give reasonably brief, but complete answers to the following.
10. a) Suppose class Y is derived from class X. Each class declares
a constructor and a destructor. Class Y has a string member
object that has a constructor and destructor. In what order do
the three constructors and destructors run when instances of
class Y are created and destroyed?
b) Should X's destructor be declared virtual? Why or why not,
and what difference would it make?
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11. What is...
Give reasonably brief, but complete answers to the following. 10. a) Suppose class Y is derived...
Give reasonably brief, but complete answers to the following.
10. a) Suppose class Y is derived from class X. Each class declares
a constructor and a destructor. Class Y has a string member
object that has a constructor and destructor. In what order do
the three constructors and destructors run when instances of
class Y are created and destroyed?
b) Should X's destructor be declared virtual? Why or why not,
and what difference would it make?
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11. What is...
Give the medical term that matches the following literal definitions: 9. Pertaining to the nerves 10....
Give the medical term that matches the following literal
definitions:
9. Pertaining to the nerves
10. Irregularity present at birth (birth defect)
11. Condition or state of changing form
12. Not breathing
13. One who carries/leads away from (a muscle)
14. Process of branching or forking into two
15. To fall or sag back (again)
16. Pertaining to new birth
17. Pertaining to below or under the skin
18. Softening of cartilage
19. Condition of no oxygen
20. Complete separation...
9. (1 pt) For which of the following situations is the independent groups t-test appropriate (if...
9. (1 pt) For which of the following situations is the
independent groups t-test appropriate (if inappropriate, why?):
a. The independent variable is infant birth weight at one week
(normal vs high); the dependent variable is resting heart rate.
b. The independent variable is radiation treatment on throat
cancer patients (one group getting a low dose and the other a high
dose treatment); the dependent variable is white blood cell
count.
c. The IV is infant birth weight (grouped as...
Part 2: Complete Ligation Reaction Calculations (10 marks) You are setting up a ligation reaction with...
Part 2: Complete Ligation Reaction Calculations
You are setting up a ligation reaction with the following
components:
Plasmid Vector (0.02 µg/µL)
Insert DNA (0.03 µg/µL)
10X T4 Ligase Buffer
T4 DNA Ligase Enzyme
Water
You plan to set up one experiment with a _______ ratio of insert
to plasmid. The amount of plasmid vector to be used in total will
be _____ µg. The final reaction volume will be 50 µL. You will add
2.5 µL of T4 Ligase once...
8. What are control activities? 9. Give the different types of control activities. 10. Why is...
8. What are control activities?
9. Give the different types of control activities.
10. Why is it necessary to monitor controls?
11. What are the inherent limitations of internal controls?
12. Enumerate, in chronological order, the steps followed in the
study and evaluation of internal controls. Explain each step
briefly.
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