The following mRNA fragment is responsible for coding exactly three amino acids, the 33rd, 34th, and 35th ones of a polypeptide that is made of 60 amino acids. The base sequence in this fragment is: ...AUGACUGAAUAA… Use the genetic code to name the amino acids in the order of addition to the growing polypeptide chain.

2. What is the differences in the formation of Endochondrial bone and Membrane bone?

Describe how cell metabolism affects the processing of a pear as it moves through the process of cellular respiration.  Be sure to list each step of cellular respiration and account for the energy released from the pear at each step.

You are growing C3 and C4 plants in normal (21%) and low (1%) O2 air, under both warm well-lit conditions and cool shady conditions. You find that, in general, the C3 plants have a photosynthetic advantage over C4 plants in:

How does temperature have an effect on the growth of insect eggs and larvae?

1. If mutations such as those of the Ubx gene can drastically change morphology in a single step, why do most evolutionary biologists maintain that modification of existing traits and the evolution of novel characters have generally proceeded by successive small steps?

For the experimental background, we treated 3T3 mouse fibroblasts with EGF and are now trying to detect the phosphorylated tyrosine proteins using primary and secondary antibodies as stains. We also made 4 different samples (a control with no EGF, a sample exposed for 1 minute to EGF, a 5 minute, and a 10 minute).

1) What does the appearance of a new band in a western blot mean?

2) When a band on a western blot increases in density over time, what does it mean?

3) When a band on a western blot decreases in density over time, what does it mean?

4) As it relates to EGF signaling, what process in the cell would possibly lead a band to increase in density over time?

5) As it relates to EGF signaling, what process in the cell would possibly lead to a band to decrease in density over time?

6) Why would a control (or 0 time) sample show bands for tyrosine phosphorylated proteins?

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What is the order of electron flow in oxidative phosphorylation for the electrons coming from NADH? Additionally, What components in this electron flow are important for the production of ATP and what do these components do that is important?

biochem question:

At the pO2 in ACTIVE muscle tissue, would Mb or Hb be predicted to have the higher Kd value? Explain, correlating with function of the protein.

Would a protein with only tertiary structure ever display cooperative binding?

What is our current state of knowledge on DNA.

What Links genetic characteristics to DNA structure.

What are the steps in the process of protein synthesis.

How can it be that DNA through the process of protein synthesis is responsible for the ultimate expression of the characteristics in the organism.

How can interference in protein synthesis can result in disruption of cellular and bodily processes?

All plants use the Calvin Cycle to incorporate CO₂ into simple sugars. C₃ plants (typical plants) obtain their CO₂ directly from the atmosphere but not without a cost. Explain this trade-off. What do C₄ plants and CAM plants do differently (in general) and why do they do it? Where do these species typically live? Why don’t all species use the C₄ or CAM photosynthetic process? In other words, what is the cost of doing C₄ or CAM photosynthesis?

What is osmosis in biology

what are four things they talked about in Edith Widder Video : Glowing life in an underwater world.