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How do the two enzymes, phosphorylase kinase and phosphoprotein phosphatase, work together to regulate the glycogen...

How do the two enzymes, phosphorylase kinase and phosphoprotein phosphatase, work together to regulate the glycogen phosphorylase enzyme?

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Discuss the events in the packaging of DNA to the final event, the chromosome. Be sure...

Discuss the events in the packaging of DNA to the final event, the chromosome. Be sure to mention names and sizes.

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During cocoa pulp fermentation, how does the cross-feeding dynamic between lactic acid bacteria, yeast, and acetic...

During cocoa pulp fermentation, how does the cross-feeding dynamic between lactic acid bacteria, yeast, and acetic acid bacteria influence energy generation AND cell biogenesis in acetic acid bacteria and successful fermentation of cocoa pulp.

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All mammals have oxygen sensing system to directly monitor the oxygen availability and energy sensing system...

All mammals have oxygen sensing system to directly monitor the oxygen availability and energy sensing system which indirectly monitors the carbon source supply. Considering the important role of nitrogen element in biologic system, one can assume the existence of a nitrogen-sensing system as well. If you agree, discuss what this system might be. If you do not agree, write down your reasoning and argument. Either way you choose, please cite relevant reference to support your argument.

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. Define plant development and explain which main developmental processes are required to build a plant....

. Define plant development and explain which main developmental processes are required to build a plant. Indicate why plant development is an essential trait in agriculture giving some examples of developmental modifications selected throughout plant domestication.

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Haemoglobin A is produced in red-blood cell (RBC) precursors but not in neurons. Focusing on regulation...

Haemoglobin A is produced in red-blood cell (RBC) precursors but not in neurons. Focusing on regulation of transcription and using what we've learned of gene control, what factors would turn "off" gene expression in neurons, and turn gene expression "on" in RBC precursors?
NOTE: Address the cells as they are right now, you don't have to talk about tissue differentiation (fetal development). Think of it this way: you have two cell types, a gene is off in one of them and on in another, if you could look into the nucleus what would be different between the two cells that explains why the gene is expressed in one and not the other.

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Regarding the trp operon leader sequence: 1.What would happen if the leader sequence was mutated in...

Regarding the trp operon leader sequence:

1.What would happen if the leader sequence was mutated in region 3, such that the it was missing?

2. Regarding Electrophoresis:

Restriction endonuclease (why restricted?, why endo?   Why -nucl-? Why - ase?)

                                                                                                                                                            

RFLP

Ethidium Bromide

Probe

3. DNA is ___________________ charged and therefore moves toward the _______________ electrode.

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describe Impact of Eradicating Smallpox For the case study analysis is to be broken down into...

describe Impact of Eradicating Smallpox
For the case study analysis is to be broken down into the following steps.

How is the Public Health Department integrated with the CDC and the FDA?
Identify the most important facts surrounding the case.
Identify the key issue or issues.
What the results and findings of the investigation.
Specify alternative courses of action

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discussed two different methods of energetic coupling between exergonic and endergonic reactions. In your own words,...

discussed two different methods of energetic coupling between exergonic and endergonic reactions. In your own words, describe each of these energetic coupling mechanisms and provide a specific example of each.

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Q3 In the presence of a template DNA, a primer and deoxyribonucleotides, DNA polymerase synthesises DNA...

Q3 In the presence of a template DNA, a primer and deoxyribonucleotides, DNA polymerase synthesises DNA by adding complementary bases at the end of the primer/growing chain. The DNA template and the primer sequences are as follows DNA template 5`- ATGCGTGCGTACATACGCAATTCGAATGCGCGCTAACGGCCTTGCG-3` Primer 5`-CGCAAGGCCGTTAGCGC-3`

a. Deduce the sequence of the next five bases that will be added to the primer when all reagents needed for DNA synthesis are supplied in the reaction.

b. Generate the sequence of the newly synthesised shortest labelled fragment if labelled ddATP was also added in the reaction mixture?  

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explain genomic fingerprinting

explain genomic fingerprinting

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Look at this undecapeptide: Arg Asp Cys Glu Leu Lys Met Phe NH4+. What would each...

Look at this undecapeptide: Arg Asp Cys Glu Leu Lys Met Phe NH4+. What would each step do to the udecapeptide? Draw the final structure.

a. treatement with iodoacetate that had no affect on the undecapeptide.

b. treatment with 2 x 2-mercaptoethanol yielding a tripe-tide and octapeptide.

c. treatment with carboxypeptidase A liberated leucine.

d. treatment with cyanogen bromide yielding a methionine, a tripeptide and a heptapeptide.

The question states that these amino acids are only some components of the undecapeptide structure and that some amino acids within this structure may be repeated. The point is to determine the correct structure following several treatments. After these treatments, what conclusions can you make about the structure of the undecapeptide? What might the structure be?

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The cells accumulate neutral red (pKa=7), their lysosomes swell-up to many times their normal size. The...

The cells accumulate neutral red (pKa=7), their lysosomes swell-up to many times their normal size. The swelling cannot be accounted for simply by the mass of accumulated neutral red. Can you suggest what else may contribute to the swelling and why it occurs?

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explain the importance of protons to the production of ATP in animal cells. Refer to all...

explain the importance of protons to the production of ATP in animal cells. Refer to all relevant cellular structures and/or molecules in your explanation.

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A cell that is synthesizing insulin is lacking Signal Recognition Particle (SRP) receptors at the level...

A cell that is synthesizing insulin is lacking Signal Recognition Particle (SRP) receptors at the level of the rough endoplasmic reticulum. In your own words, describe the impact, if any, on the synthesis and secretion (exocytosis) of insulin from the cell. Explain your answer..

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