The side chain of Asp 94 on the b chain of hemoglobin is in close proximity to the imidazole ring of His 146 on the b chain in the deoxy form of hemoglobin but not the oxy form.

1. What kind of interaction occurs between Asp 94 and His 146 in the deoxy form of hemoglobin?

2. Is the imidazole ring of His protonated or unprotonated? Explain.

3. The proximity of Asp 94 alters the pK value of the imidazole ring of His. In what way?

What are the domains and specific structures of alpha amylase? (both salvilary and pancreatic alpha amylase)

What are the key elements of the HIPAA Security Rule?

Which of the following components of urease media is added for the differentiation of rapid and slow urease producers?

Multiple Choice

• Urease

• Yeast extract

• Phenol red

• Phosphate buffer

Which of the following classes of bacteria are being tested for using the urease test?

Multiple Choice

• Gram-negative enterics

• Gram-positive streptococci

• Gram-positive staphylococci

• Gram-negative non-enterics

Which of the following metabolic waste products would be a result of nitrate reductase?

Multiple Choice

• Nitrite

• Nitrous oxide

• Atmospheric nitrogen gas

• Ammonium

Nitrite reductase is produced by bacteria that carry out denitrification in the nitrogen cycle.

True or False

Bacteria positive for nitrite production will remain colorless after the addition of nitrate reagents A and B and HCl.

True or False

List the 10 essential Public Health Services.

What are the 12 principles of the ethical practice of Public Health?

What is the role of financial management in Public Health agencies?

What is the purpose of Public Health law reform?

In a unique species of plants, flowers may be either yellow, blue, red, or mauve. A pure-breeding line with blue flowers is crossed to a pure-breeding red-flowered line, and the resulting F₁ plants have yellow flowers. In the F₂ the following ratio is observed:

9/16 yellow: 3/16 blue: 3/16 red: 1/16 mauve

If pure-breeding yellow and mauve plants are crossed, the same F₂ ratio is observed.

Give a concise genetic hypothesis for the inheritance of this trait (include number of genes, number of alleles and dominance relations between alleles).

Designate your own gene symbols and list the genotypes and ratios for each F₂ class.

Determine the expected phenotypic ratios if the F₁ from above is crossed to a pure-breeding mauve plant.

WHICH EXPERIMENTS COULD BE DONE TO TEST IF A VIRUS COULD BE USED AS A VECTOR FOR A VACCINE ?

1) What are all of the ways the African trypanosome can alter the host’s immune response in favor of itself?

2)

1. Matching

a) Glycosome

--> T. cruzi b) Mitochondri

Trypomastigote c) TCA present

d) Intercellular

-->T. cruzi e) Stage that divides                                                                      

Amastigote f) Intracellula

--> T. rhodesiense   g) VSG present

Long slender    h) Pathology stage

Trypomastigote i) Undulating membrane

j) Mott cells in brain                

Which bond can't be found in the structure of DNA?

a.Peptide bond

b.Hydrogen bond

c.Glycosidic bond

d.Phosphodiester bond

OPTION E: An examination of a mythological creature (no partners) Mermaids are imaginary organisms that combine the bodies of two very different critters. In reality, this would cause many biological difficulties: different digestive systems, two hearts, different circulatory systems, different modes of reproduction, different methods of excretion, gills a n d lungs, etc. You would need to solve the system duplication and incompatibility issues. You must provide d e t a il e d drawings of the creature in question and your proposed internal organ arrangement ± how did you make everything work correctly? (50 pts.) You must also provide a minimum five or more page d e t a il e d typewritten explanation of the biological difficulties encountered and s p e c ifi c a lly how you solved them, so that the creature would be able to function as myths tell us they do. (50 pts.) i have project on this please help me with ih who i start .

1. Discuss the chemical constituency of the seminal plasma and the role each component plays in supporting successful fertilization.

2. What barriers are faced by sperm in the female reproductive tract?

3. Describe the process of capacitation – what changes are made to the sperm during this period and what substances contribute to these changes?

4. During fertilization, changes are made to the sperm and to the oocyte; describe these changes and their consequences