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1.What is the physical basis of Mendel’s first and second law? 2.What could be a reason...

1.What is the physical basis of Mendel’s first and
second law?

2.What could be a reason that the first naturally
occurring mutant fly Morgan saw involved a
gene on a sex chromosome?

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During his annual check-up, his doctor looked alarmed when his blood test revealed elevated cardiac troponin...

During his annual check-up, his doctor looked alarmed when his blood test revealed elevated cardiac troponin levels.

Describe the function of troponin in healthy cardiomyocytes.

Explain why Travis’ doctor was alarmed at his blood test results. Why did his serum cardiac troponin levels increase?

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What protein complex links dynein to cargo?

What protein complex links dynein to cargo?

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1) Highlight the medical or environmental or industrial importance for each of the following with examples....

1) Highlight the medical or environmental or industrial importance for each of the following with examples.

A) Saccharonmyces

B) candida

C) Rhizoprus

D) Penicillium

E) Aspergillus

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1: Compairing the sequences of the 16S and 18S rRNAs has placed living organisms into the...

1: Compairing the sequences of the 16S and 18S rRNAs has placed living organisms into the foloowing three Domains:

(a) Archaea, Eucarya, Fungi

(b) Eucarya, Fungi, Protista

(c) Plants, Animals, Prokaryotes

(d) Plants, Animals, Protista

(e) Eucarya, Archaea, Bacteria

2: During photosynthesis the enzymes that synthesize carbohydrates are located in the chloroplast's:

(a) Grana

(b) Stroma

(c) Thylakoids

(d) Chloroplast envelope

(e) The lumen

3: What is the amino acid R-group for cysteine?

(a) -H

(b) -OH

(c) -SH

(d) An organic acid

(e) A non polar ring

4: Enzymes are transported to the lysosome from the TGN i versiclescoated with what Protein?

(a) COPII

(b) Dynamin

(c) Lysozyme

(d) Clathrin

(e) Acid phosphatase

5: when a mitochondrial chaperone helps a mitochondrial matrix protein into the matrix by biased diffusion, the chaperone is said to be acting as a(n):

(a) Unbiased diffuser

(b) Hammer

(c) Biased diffuser

(d) Screw driver

(e) Ratchet

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Jane, a 48 year old woman with no history of health complications had recently noticed that...

Jane, a 48 year old woman with no history of health complications had recently noticed that her show and glove sizes had increased and that her rings no longer fit her fingers. As much as she wanted to attribute this to her recent weight gain her lower jaw was protruding and she noticed that her facial features were getting abnormally coarse. To make matters worse she was urinating much more frequently and feeling thirsty. An initial blood test revealed that her blood glucose level was above normal but that her insulin blood level was within normal range.

A) Given the information, explain the reason for elevated glucose levels and polyuria despite normal insulin levels.

B) How ware Jane's recent physical changes connected to her elevated glucose levels? Provide the underlying mechanism.

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Bacterial enumeration: Separate the methods of counting bacteria into direct or indirect. Provide the situation each...

Bacterial enumeration: Separate the methods of counting bacteria into direct or indirect. Provide the situation each would be utilized and it's strength and weaknesses.

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what is tje dependent variable in the hypothesis . african american infants are more apt to...

what is tje dependent variable in the hypothesis . african american infants are more apt to be born underrweight than hispanic or asian american infants quizlet

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protection factors provide information on the stability of individual amino acids in proteins. why is the...

protection factors provide information on the stability of individual amino acids in proteins. why is the determination of protection factors not possible using HDX-MS?

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On page 47 are two experimental outlines: 1) Ligation, and 2) Transformation. In the space below,...

On page 47 are two experimental outlines: 1) Ligation, and 2) Transformation. In the space below, draw flow diagrams that will aid you with your undertaking of these experiments

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1.Write an example of nutrient known to be nutrigenetically controlled. 2.Is avocado nutrigenetically controlled nutrient? If...

1.Write an example of nutrient known to be nutrigenetically controlled.

2.Is avocado nutrigenetically controlled nutrient? If it can be controlled nutrigenetically, How?

3. Write an example of a known bioactive food (major ingredients) known to have a nutrigenomic effect to regulate oxidative stress and / or inflammation downwards

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Compare the strengths and weaknesses of dorsal and volar forearm platforms

Compare the strengths and weaknesses of dorsal and volar forearm platforms

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You are provided a seawater sample with some marine phytoplankton. You are asked to design a...

You are provided a seawater sample with some marine phytoplankton. You are asked to design a test to tell if the marine phytoplankton in the seawater sample is limited by a specific nutrient. How would you do that and which nutrient(s) would you include?

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Explain the TSI slant and explain the significance of the test.

Explain the TSI slant and explain the significance of the test.

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Anthropology: 1) If two parents are each carrying one copy of the allele for yellow eyes...

Anthropology:

1) If two parents are each carrying one copy of the allele for yellow eyes (Y) and for blue eyes (y), what are ALL the possible phenotypes of their children? (Assume that eye color is a simple, mendelian trait).

a) Yellow Only

b) Green Only

c) yellow and blue only

d) Yy

e) YY, Yy, yy

I picked yellow only but I guess I got that wrong

2) If a child is heterozygous for a particular trait, and the mother of that child is homozygous dominant for that trait, then the father would be… (There may be more than one correct answer - please select ALL possible answers).

Hint: it may be helpful to draw out some punnett squares.

A) Homozygous dominant

B) Homozygous recessive

C) Heterozygous

this one I picked A and B but that was wrong as well I thought the father would be A and B

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