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Hurry please!! For the following allosteric regulators of CAC: Predict whether the cell has abundant energy...

Hurry please!!

For the following allosteric regulators of CAC:

  • Predict whether the cell has abundant energy or needs energy
  • State which enzyme (s) are affected and why this enzyme
  • state whether the enzyme is activated or inhibited
    • high concentrations of NADH
    • High concentrations of CA2+
    • high concentrations of succinyl-CoA

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Describe the approaches and techniques used to generate the first draft of the human genome sequence...

Describe the approaches and techniques used to generate the first draft of the human genome sequence in Feb 2001?

2 pages min with diagrams . thanks

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If the cells from the mixed smear were observed after each step of the acid-fast or...

If the cells from the mixed smear were observed after each step of the acid-fast or cold acid-fast procedure, predict the colors of the cells at each step.

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Imagine a human society of hunters and gatherers. Some individuals are vegans, only consuming plant material,...

Imagine a human society of hunters and gatherers. Some individuals are vegans, only consuming plant material, while others are omnivores, mostly eating hunted animals. Explain the benefits and also the challenges that each of these diets would have.

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Dopamine (DA) Norepinephrine (NE) Serotonin (5-HT) Is the NT used in the peripheral nervous system? (yes...

Dopamine (DA)

Norepinephrine (NE)

Serotonin (5-HT)

  1. Is the NT used in the peripheral nervous system? (yes or no)
  1. Is the NT used in the central nervous system? (yes or no)
  1. Where are the cell bodies located?
  1. Where do the axons project to?
  1. Is the NT synthesized in the axon terminal, or is it synthesized in the soma and transported to the axon terminal?
  1. From what precursor molecules are the NT synthesized from?
  1. Is the NT stored inside a presynaptic vesicle?
  1. Is the NT released in a calcium-dependent manner?
  1. Are the receptors all ionotropic, are the all metabotropic, or do both types exist?
  1. What are the possible synaptic actions of the receptors?
  1. How is the NT inactivated? (reuptake, enzymatic breakdown, or both).  If enzymatic, name the enzyme.
  1. What physiological and behavioral actions are associated with the NT?
  1. What Clinical Disorders

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explain what microbial growth is? explain how microbes use Carbon, nitrogen, sulfur and phosphorus?

explain what microbial growth is?

explain how microbes use Carbon, nitrogen, sulfur and phosphorus?

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Create a metabolic pathway that begins with palmitoyl coA in the mitochondrial matrix, and ends up...

Create a metabolic pathway that begins with palmitoyl coA in the mitochondrial matrix, and ends up pyruvate

You have oxaloacetate, citrate shuttling, ATP, and erythrose-4-phosphate if you need them

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Read Chapter 14 clinical focus and answer the following questions: Part 1: What types of antimicrobials are typically prescribed for UTIs?

Read Chapter 14 clinical focus and answer the following questions:

Part 1: What types of antimicrobials are typically prescribed for UTIs? Based upon the antimicrobial drugs she was given in Vietnam, which of the antimicrobials for treatment of a UTI would you predict to be ineffective?

Part 2: How would doctors determine which types of antimicrobial drugs should be administered? Resolution: What is the resolution for this clinical focus?

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How the Lac, Trp, and CAM operons work? What are the role it plays in the...

How the Lac, Trp, and CAM operons work?

What are the role it plays in the operon system

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1) You are exposed to influenza viruses, and alas, you have not yet had your influenza...

1) You are exposed to influenza viruses, and alas, you have not yet had your influenza vaccine this year! Unfortunately, the viruses manage to bind successfully to epithelial cells in your nasal passageways, initiating an infection.

a) Follow the pathway of a single virus as it initiates its infection, resulting in the production of numerous virus particles.

b) Describe your immune system and its response: both innate (first line, that was breached, and second line of defense) and adaptive. Which components may not have played a role in protecting you, and which ones will ultimately hopefully clear this infection?

2) Consider a group of humans all exposed to pathogens (i.e., the same disease-causing organism, but presumably a population of such!) Examples might be a group of people eating at a restaurant, or all exposed to a respiratory pathogen in a shopping mall, classroom, or on an airplane, etc.

a) Would everyone come down with the illness? Why or why not?

b) If not, how would you explain the variability in response in terms of 1) differences attributable to pathogens and 2) differences attributable to humans?

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compare and contrast gas transportation systems of cnidarians, flatworms, mollusks, annelids and arthropods.

compare and contrast gas transportation systems of cnidarians, flatworms, mollusks, annelids and arthropods.

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Explain why acid-fast stains are useful and why the Gram stain is not used instead?

Explain why acid-fast stains are useful and why the Gram stain is not used instead?

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Discuss how nuclear hormone receptors work, and the diversity of their DNA targets, or response elements,...

Discuss how nuclear hormone receptors work, and the diversity of their DNA targets, or response elements, and physiological effects. Be specific.

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A. In a Meselson-Stahl type experiment, bacterial cells grown in 15N medium for many generations were...

A. In a Meselson-Stahl type experiment, bacterial cells grown in 15N medium for many generations were washed and then allowed to grow in 14N medium. DNA was extracted just after transfer (0 generation) and then after 1 and 2 generations. All these samples were analyzed by CsCl gradient centrifugation. From DNA isolated from generations 0, 1 and 2 show.

B.Position of bands in the centrifuge tubes

C. 14N and 15N labelled DNA strands

Answer both questions for each mode of replication, conservative and dispersive mode of replication.

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Identify the key components of the charge master, and explain the role of the charge master...

Identify the key components of the charge master, and explain the role of the charge master in revenue cycle management.

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