Q1: Why did pH decrease when CO2 was added to water and sea water?
Q2: Why did the pH of the water decrease more quickly than the sea water?
According to the video “Changing Waters on the Oregon Coast”:
1: What aquatic organisms are most vulnerable to ocean acidification?
Q2: Why will the Oregon coast continue to see an increase in ocean acidification for 30-35 years even if we were to completely stop CO2 emissions today and cap the atmospheric levels?
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How would you determine whether a colorless colony on MacConkey agar is Salmonella or Shigella? Why would you want to identify a colorless colony? Briefly explain
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Is Genetic Engineering of humans a good thing or a bad thing?
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The Pasteur Effect
In 1861 Louis Pasteur observed that yeast, a facultative anaerobe, could grow in a sugar and protein broth without air, i.e. Oxygen. For every gram of yeast in a culture, 60-80 grams of sugar disappeared from the broth. When the yeasts are cultured with air 4-10 grams of sugar are consumed for every gram of yeast added to the culture. When the yeasts were cultured only on protein broth, only yeast culture with air grew. Below is a table that summarizes the conditions that allowed the yeast to grow.
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1 g of yeast |
Without oxygen |
60-80 g sugar |
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1 g of yeast |
With oxygen |
4-10 g of sugar |
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1 g of yeast |
With oxygen |
Protein broth, no sugar |
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Compare and contrast the kidneys between fish, Amphibians, and Mammals. What are the differences and similarities? What does a loop of henle allow, what happens to the ability of a mammal that has a longer loop?
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Genetic engineering of microorganisms involved in MLF of wine has only been partially successful, why?
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In a typical microbiology laboratory, reasons for no bands from a gel of a polymerase chain reaction may be due to errors relating to omission of ingredients in the reaction mix and absence of the target sequence in the template DNA. Based on (i) primer problem and (ii) purity/potential contamination of the target sequence, explain the reasons for non-appearance on bands.
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1) how can the knowledge on the metabolism of parasite be used for effective control strategy
2) discuss carbohydrate metabolism in protozoans
3)most protozoans under go anaerobic metabolism.discuss
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Why are tumor suppressor gene mutations recessive while oncogene mutations are dominant?
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1. How is the digestion similar and different between a mammal, such as a pig, and a smaller multi-cellular organism like a Hydra? You must be specific (BUT BRIEF) with your answer. I expect you to tell me the similarities and differences between the two, with specific mentioning of the types of digestion they have, particular cells, and other processes to discuss how their overall digestion takes place.
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You have isolated and sequenced a region of DNA that appears to have caused tumor formation. For What types of mutations would you look to understand how that DNA causes the cancer and what is the characteristic of each type of mutation you might find?
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A large study of DNA from people in the USA determined that the frequency for the recessive allele for ear shape .2 and the dominant is .8. If 10 % of the population shows the recessive phenotype is the population in HW equilibrium for this trait? Note that the population of the USA is over 200 million!
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no |
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yes |
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cannot be determined from the data given |
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