1) What is the pigment that is present in Eurkaryotes GENUINELY (without plastid endosymbiosis, and even in animals like us), which was used for photosynthesis in some relatives of Eukaryotes?
2) What is the name for those PHOTOYNTHETIC relatives of Eukaryotes? Genus or informal name that is specific enough.

after step 5 in glycolysis can atoms from C 1 of the original glucose molecule distinguish from the C 6 of the original molecule that is where does the original C 1 end up after step 5 and where goes the original C 6 after step 5? Is it at the same place or different place

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What did students learn from their experiences in microbiology course that will continue to influence them for many years to come?  

Using specific examples for your statement AND How did you learn these things?

Why did plants and other photosynthetic Eukaryotes not just stick and evolve their orig
inal photosynthetic pigment, and rather use the "strange", imported Chlorophyll instead?
Hint; it is not just the chlorophyll as pigment, but "who" gave it to the eukaryotes, and in what system it was used in that group of organisms.
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According to Ramani Narayan, recycling 100% of the plastic in North America and Europe would still not make a dent in the amount of plastics released into the oceans, why?

A male student that attends a 4 year College majoring in Arts and music felt sick for a day with diarrhea he took some medication and felt fine. 8 days later he had a second round of diarrhea this time it was much worse and lasted most of the day. Again with somewhat more medication he was fine. 5 days later he had a 3rd round of diarrhea that was much worse and included vomiting. He was bed ridden the next day his symptoms continued with fever.

Explain the pathogenesis of typhoid fever disease .3. What is the virulence factor and how would you treat this disease? 4. How would the immune system deal with this case and why?Why Doctors could only treat the symptoms before and not the disease and why death may result from it?

VIII. A female patient has been suffering from continuous diarrhea for a week. The stool had a metal like smell. The patient is a nurse at an Assisted living home. She felt sick a week ago and her symptoms resembled that of one of her own patients. Her symptoms have been worsening to the point she is very sick and had to take time off. 1. What disease does she have? Name the causative agent. 2. How did she become infected with this microbe? Explain the pathogenesis of this disease. 3. What is the virulence factor and how would you treat this disease? 4. What would you advise the patient to do in the future to avoid such illness in particular in her line of work. (microbiology)the disease is gastrointestinal infectious disease

5.a) For a crayfish where is the nerve cord located in the crayfish? Where is the brain located in
the crayfish? It is composed of paired ganglia. What is a ganglion? What are
the nerves called that go around the esophagus?
5.bFor a crawfish name the paired glands that function in excretion in the crayfish. Give both
names. Where are they located? How do they function?

Describe how newly synthesized fatty acids are incorporated into triacylglycerols.

(please type the answer, no handwriting, and maybe you can draw a diagram to help explain it !)

1. Someone with AB+ blood has red blood cells with the A, B and Rh _________ on the surface of their red blood cells.  They do not have any__________ circulating in their plasma. They are the universal recipient because they can receive any blood type in a transfusion without the danger of a __________ reaction.

1-why scientists were incorrect in hypothesizing that whales descended from a carnivorous mammal ?

2-Factors which limit the size of a population no matter how dense the population is are called ___________ limiting factors. An example would be ________

Choose TWO of the specimens at this station to examine, sketch/diagram and label/describe. Be sure to label important features of the skull, describe their dentition/diet, habitat, note anyspecific adaptations to obtain food and/or to avoid predators, etc. (Consider the ecology, ie how is the species interacting with other species and the environment)

-Black and White Colobus skull

-Patas Money skull

-Vervet or Green Monkey skull

- Mandrill skull

-Baboon skull

1. How is RNA interference mediated within cells?

2. Compare and contrast the origin, structure, function of miRNA and siRNA.

3. What are the applications of siRNA in basic research? In clinical research?

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1. Dynamic equilibrium vs equilibrium.

1. What is the difference between a reaction in dynamic equilibrium and one at equilibrium?
2. What is the difference between an open and a closed system?

2. Entropy Changes during Egg Development Consider a system consisting of an egg in an incubator. The white and yolk of the egg contain proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids. If fertilized, the egg is transformed from a single cell to a complex organism. Discuss this irreversible process in terms of the entropy changes in the system, surroundings, and universe. Be sure that you first clearly define the system and surroundings.