Explain digestion from the mouth to the anus. What are the enzymes that carrying it ? What does the ph need to be for them to work ? The acids ?

How a cell can extract 38 molecules of ATP (net) from one molecule of glucose? Explain in detail.

1. Summarize the events in each phase of mitosis.

2. Compare cytokinesis in a plant cell and an animal cell.

1. Define polymer.  Nucleotides are polymerized to form _______ and ________ while amino acids are polymerized to form ________.
2. Metabolic energy is derived from the breakdown of _________ to form _______which can be used to build _______.  Define metabolism and compare and contrast (similarities and differences) catabolism with anabolism.  Lastly, why are viruses not considered to be alive?
3. Draw a graph of a chemical reaction plotting Energy level on the Y axis and the reaction progress on the X access.  Show the energy level in the reactant as the reaction progresses to becoming the product.  Show two lines.  One reaction without an enzyme and one reaction with an enzyme.   

Explain why 1 additional net ATP is produced when the beginning substrate is glycogen compared to glucose. In your answer provide the name of the enzyme responsible for this difference.

explain 8 specific example in which lifestyle and the environment contribute to diseases

All the energy investment reactions involve _______.

A. isomerase

B. kinase

C. dehydrogenase

D. aldolase

For a Western blot method, please explain each step (simple as possible) in the order below

Steps:

- Sample preparation

- Gel Electrophoresis

-Transfer

-Antibody Probing

-Detecting

-Imaging

-Analysis

Draw a quick sketch of mitosis next to meiosis I and meiosis II. You can do it on paper, or on your screen if you have a touchscreen. Compare and contrast them to highlight 3 similarities and 3 differences. Make sure your diagram is CLEARLY labeled

Now draw meiosis with a cell that is diploid and has 3 different sets of chromosomes (that means there is a chromosome 1, 2, and 3, with 2 copies of each). Make sure that chromosomes 1, 2, and 3 are visually distinct

: Draw a sketch of meiosis but add a nondisjunction event to it (you can pick meiosis I or II). For each final daughter cell, CLEARLY identify whether there are any issues with it – does it have the correct set of chromosomes? If it was combined with another gamete to create a zygote, will the resulting zygote have too many or too few chromosomes? Is it missing any chromosomes completely?

How do I do this> what should I model this after?

Write a case study involving a bacterial infection of the circulatory and lymphatic system. Identify the causative organism, name of disease, and put any relevant symptoms in ALL CAPS.