Using your knowledge of cellular respiration, provide a detailed accounting of the ATP produced. Be sure to include the exact contribution of the electron carrier molecules NADH and FADH2 and how this relates to ATP production.

1. Microscope Question: What type of microscopy would you use for each situation situation and why and how does it work

1. Routine examination of cheek cells in a classroom setting
2. Tracking the localization of a transgenic protein from DNA transformed into the cell.
3. Examining and generating 3D images of very small ultrastructures of cells
4. Examining a specimen that is visible to an ordinary light microscope but in a specimen that is transparent without staining
5. You wish to internally observe a complex living mass of cells without any physical dissection.
6. For confocal microscopy describe the different components light interacts with from laser to detector.

How could you show that the adaptor protein AP2 has a phosphatidylinositol-4,5-bisphosphate (PIP2) binding domain?

In like a simple-ish explanation please.

1. Describe how to perform a melt curve? In your test results, what did the melt curve tell you about the PCR reaction?

2. What are the CQ values of each of our patient samples?

3. Which patient has the highest viral load?

4. Name 3 factors to consider when designing pairs of primers to be used for a PCR reaction.

State 3 assumptions made in stage-structured population growth models and explain why a conservation biologist who is in charge of managing an endangered plant population needs to be aware of each assumption before applying model outcomes to management plants.

You find that the polarity of microtubules in the alternate universe cilia is the opposite of the polarity of the microtubules in cilia from your body. Describe the arrangement of the microtubules of these alternate universe cilia. Also, describe possible steps for the process of intraflagellar transport in these alternate universe cilia.

Please describe in cancer research what the limitations of sequencing whole genomes are. What is the goal of sequencing and the challenge of sequencing? What tools can be used to increase the effectiveness of sequencing? Do you agree/disagree with the following statement and why: It will be discovered that cancer is a disease that is caused by disruptions in a small number of molecular pathways?

Identify one aspect of translation that is present in Bacteria but absent in Eukarya: Group of answer choices :

rRNA in the large subunit of the ribosome plays a catalytic role

The elongation stage is sensitive to the presence of diphtheria toxin

The genetic code consists of 64 unique 3-nucleotide codons

A peptide bond forms between the amino acid of one amino-acylated tRNA and a peptide on the other tRNA

An tRNA carrying methionine is recruited to the ribosome to form the initiation complex

The small subunit rRNA molecule anneals to the Shine-Dalgarno sequence on the mRNA

Compare the pros and cons of asexual and sexual reproduction, and describe each mode of reproduction, giving specific examples based on living organisms. The details of description should be concise and informative and should be less than 500 words.

(a) Give a brief overview of the theory of evolution, and explain why it is the principle of unifying concept in biology. The length of the overview should be less than 500 words. (b) Apply the theory of natural selection to any given adaptation, and suggest a logical explanation of how the adaptation may have evolved.

2) The origin of life on our planet can be traced back to an early primordial soup and to the origin of RNA. What is the RNA world? Name of the characteristics of RNA as one of the most flexible molecules that kick-stared complex life. (This is an essay question for Biology 1000, please be sure of your answer and I will rate high).

What are similarities and difference among sweet, umami and bitter taste receptors?

for the following groups of organisms, which would be a better fit for their evolutionary history, Arrangement 1 or 2? Come up with a brief list of characteristics that some of the organisms share or don't share to support your argument

A. North american large mammals: raccoons, badgers, seals, and bears

B. North american birds: owls, geese, ducks, and eagles

C. North american small mammals: squirrels, otters, possums, and armadillos

condition swyer syndrome

2a) _compare what type of gonads develop in the condition you chose versus typical development of individual with the same genotype (sex chromosomes): 2b) _compare what type of internal genitals develop in the condition you chose versus typical development of individual with the same genotype (sex chromosomes):