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Review the chemical reaction for photosynthesis and then carefully examine your results from Procedure I. Do...

Review the chemical reaction for photosynthesis and then carefully examine your results from Procedure I. Do your results support the relationship between oxygen and carbon dioxide shown in the chemical reaction? Explain. Cite your results as part of your explanation.

Procedure I - Net Photosynthesis Rates - 100% Illumination

Leaf

Sample

Type

Illumination

Level

Carbon Dioxide

Concentration

Change Data

(ppm)

Elapsed

Time

(s)

Carbon Dioxide

Change Rate

(ppm/s)

Sun-

Adapted

100%

-21.36

40.0

-0.53

Shade-Adapted

100%

-12.96

40.0

-0.32

Leaf

Sample

Type

Illumination

Level

Oxygen

Concentration

Change Data (ppm)

Elapsed

Time

(s)

Oxygen

Change Rate

(ppm/s)

Sun-

Adapted

100%

21.36

40.0

0.53

Shade-Adapted

100%

12.96

40.0

0.32

Chemical reaction: 6CO2 + 6H2O ------> C6H12O6 + 6O2 (Sugar)

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Galactosemia is a disease caused by a genetic defect that affects an individual's ability to correctly...

Galactosemia is a disease caused by a genetic defect that affects an individual's ability to correctly metabolize galactose for use in the glycolytic pathway, but has no effect on metabolism of starch and glycogen, or on glycolysis. Galactosemia results in high galactose levels in the blood and accumulation of galactose-1-phosphate in the tissues.

e) Propose possible candidates for the defective enzyme that causes galactosemia.

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Why stroke is more common than pulmonary embolism in patients with atrial fibrillation? Why stroke is...

Why stroke is more common than pulmonary embolism in patients with atrial fibrillation?

Why stroke is more common than pulmonary embolism in patients with atrial fibrillation?

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Please cite your use of a source Which do you think arose first, in evolution: the...

Please cite your use of a source

  1. Which do you think arose first, in evolution: the virus or the host? Discuss and support your answer.
  2. Describe in detail the external components of one specific non-enveloped and one enveloped virus – be sure to include the name of each.
  3. .  Explain how an adult who had chickenpox is now at risk for a shingles infection.
  4. . Why do Group VI viruses have sense RNA (i.e. (+)ssRNA) that does not act like mRNA when they infect cells?
  5. .  A person has antibodies against the measles virus. Identify three (3) ways in which these antibodies could be acquired.

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The conservation of biodiversity is believed to be very important to the well-being and survival of...

The conservation of biodiversity is believed to be very important to the well-being and survival of humans. Do you agree with this? Explain why biodiversity should or should not be a concern of everyone, using specific examples to illustrate your points. Conduct some research on your own to support your explanations and positions.

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Explain the the reciprocal induction mechanism between limb bud mesenchyme and epithelial cell

Explain the the reciprocal induction mechanism between limb bud mesenchyme and epithelial cell

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Sketch a DNA Replication fork and all of the enzymes required to synthesize daughter strands on...

Sketch a DNA Replication fork and all of the enzymes required to
synthesize daughter strands on both sides of the parental strands

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-Describe the improvment that led to dye-terminator sequencing. -Determine the DNA sequence based on hypothetical data...

-Describe the improvment that led to dye-terminator sequencing.
-Determine the DNA sequence based on hypothetical data derived from sanger and dye-terminator sequencing.

what about the first question

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How many occupations can you list that would need to use scientific names for plants? How...

How many occupations can you list that would need to use scientific names for plants? How would these groups of people be affected by a change in names for plants?

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What is translation? Why is it important (in terms of this Anthropology class)? [translation/protein synthesis]

What is translation? Why is it important (in terms of this Anthropology class)? [translation/protein synthesis]

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NucGreen stains dying cells that have compromised plasma membranes. What could cause false positives?

NucGreen stains dying cells that have compromised plasma membranes. What could cause false positives?

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Skin color in Bulbasaurs? There are two alleles for skin color in Bulbasaurs (diploid organisms). Bulbasaur...

Skin color in Bulbasaurs?

There are two alleles for skin color in Bulbasaurs (diploid organisms). Bulbasaur ‘Vector’ is homozygous recessive and he has marine blue skin. Bulbasaur ‘Aria’ is heterozygous (having green and marine blue alleles), but green is dominant and so she has green skin. They have a cute son ‘Kim’ with marine blue skin. Kim mates with a female Bulbasaur who is heterozygous and they have a litter of 28 baby bulbasaurs.

1)) Draw two Punnett squares: (1) for Vector and Aria, and (2) for their son and his mate

2) How many (quantity, not percentage) of Vector’s grandchildren would we expect to have green skin? (Show all work)

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Provide 4 reasons why students should study infant reflexes?

Provide 4 reasons why students should study infant reflexes?

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with diagrams please explain Hok and Sok system and compare and contrast.

with diagrams please explain Hok and Sok system and compare and contrast.


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In an HIV Test using indirect ELISA, (a) explain the principle of the assay (b) what...

In an HIV Test using indirect ELISA,
(a) explain the principle of the assay
(b) what is not included in the negative control for indirect ELISA when testing for HIV?

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