COURSE :AGRI-RECORDS AND MANAGEMENT

1. Management is first _____________, ____________ and ____________.

2. In farm business management, ‘what’ is to _______ and ‘how’ is to __________.

3. As performance is to ____________, competition is to ______________.

4. The steps in rational decision-making involve: _________, ____________, _______, _________, _________, ________ and ________.

5. Breakeven budget provides the manager with an indication of what will happen if _____ and ______ deviate from values in the original budget. It is useful for ______ and also to assess the ______ of a machine/equipment/farm business

Discuse if neuraminidase N2 protein of the ibfluenza A virus could be a Excellent targer for designing durgs that inhibit the virus, as antiviral durgs

Calculate the energy yield from the oxidation of palmitoyl CoA. How do you account for the different energy yields between palmitoyl CoA, palmitic acid, and palmitoleic acid?

describe experiment that shows that U2 base pairs with branch
point sequence

1. Name the three components of a DNA nucleotide. Explain how the DNA double helix is formed including the Base Pairing rules and the Antiparallel structure.

You have been employed by a wholesale nursery to set up a new plant tissue culture facility to propagate selected desirable cultivars of ornamental orchids. The nursery has allocated a maximum of $AUD10,000 for you to purchase the necessary materials, and has requested that you prepare a report to the manager for consideration.  

1. What are the materials needed to set up the facility? (E.g. large equipment, small equipment (glassware etc), consumables (hormones, medium etc) etc)

4 types of epithelial tissue are?

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Explain the Bohr effect. How does pH (and pKa) and CO2 affect the binding affinity of oxygen to hemoglobin in the lungs and in tissues? Which of the specific amino acids in the hemoglobin molecule are involved in facilitating the interactions that affect oxygen binding affinity? How is CO2 transported from the tissues to the lungs?

Test 2: Olfactory adaptation

1. Obtain two smelly objects, such as a bottle of oil of peppermint, black walnut extract, isopropanol, or anything else that has a strong odor.
2. Press one nostril closed.
3. Hold one of the smelly objects under the open nostril.
4. Record the time it takes or the odor to disappear.
5. Repeat with the other nostril and note the time to adaptation.
6. Immediately remove the first smelly object and replace it with the second, which should smell very different, hopefully ☺
7. Answer the following questions:
   1. What smelly objects did you use? How long did it take to become adapted to the first smell in the first nostril? How long did it take to become adapted when you changed nostrils? Was it longer or shorter? Why?
   2. What happened when you replaced objects? Why?

Please describe site-directed mutagenesis.

What are the components of a PCR reaction? How would you calculate the final concentrations of the components in the PCR reaction and in the restriction digest? What happens during each step of a PCR cycle? What parameters vary amount restriction enzymes?

Is good animal welfare complete mental and physical health, or is an animal only experiencing poor welfare if it is experiencing an unpleasant mental state (so even if it has a health problem, if the animal does not feel it, then it does not have a problem of welfare)

• Do we simply ensure that animals have access to an environment that is sufficient to meet their physical requirements, or do we consider their affective state also?   

• We have a number of tools for measuring negative welfare, but if we aspire to improve conditions, shouldn’t we also be identifying ways of maximising positive welfare states?   

• How do we define animal welfare and identify welfare issues in the livestock industry?   

• Use the following table as an example of how you can think about the advantages or disadvantages of each method of animal welfare assessment under intensive or extensive housing conditions. A key concept would be which measures are practical and relevant?