Evaluate the statements below, and select those that correctly apply to the process of high throughput genome sequencing. Check All That Apply In the 4th step, the sequenced fragments are aligned, and the entire genome is computed using bioinformatics software. In the 4th step, the sequenced fragments are aligned, and the entire genome is computed using bioinformatics software. In the third step, the amplified fragments are read and sequenced based on the Sanger method. In the third step, the amplified fragments are read and sequenced based on the Sanger method. In the second step, the fragments bind to static probes and are amplified by PCR. In the second step, the fragments bind to static probes and are amplified by PCR. In the third step, gaps between contigs must be resolved to obtain the entire sequence. In the third step, gaps between contigs must be resolved to obtain the entire sequence. In the second step, each of the DNA fragments is engineered into a plasmid, and the plasmid is inserted into an E. coli cell to produce a library. In the second step, each of the DNA fragments is engineered into a plasmid, and the plasmid is inserted into an E. coli cell to produce a library. In the first step, the DNA is fragmented and fitted with short DNA sequences designed to match probes in the second step.

During a bioremediation process, nitrates and phosphates are added to soil contaminated with petroleum oil. Explain why chemicals such as nitrates and phosphates are added to the soil instead of adding additional bacteria.

As the scientific director of a pharmaceutical company, you are interested in developing a drug that would prevent the cataplectic attacks experienced by narcoleptic humans. Based on the series of scientific research articles published about narcolepsy using dogs, rodents, and humans, how should your target drug function?

How do CAM plants avoid oxygenation and photorespiration? How do C4 plants avoid oxygenation and photorespiration?

*college level answer or below. minimum 250 words

Bryophytes were once the dominant land plants, then seedless vascular plants took over. Gymnosperms came after that but were replaced by Angiosperms. Discuss the adaptations of Angiosperms which has allowed this group to dominate the plant kingdom for the past 100 million years. Do you think Angiosperms represent the pinnacle of plant evolution or can you imagine adaptations in a hypothetical new group of plants which might supplant Angiosperms in the future? Explain.

Describe the “Modern Synthesis” of the theory of evolution. Include all aspects of Darwin’s original theory and the ways in which it has been improved/added to with new discoveries since his time.

Write 1-2 paragraphs-long plan for starting viable business in coronavirus/post-coronavirus world. Tie up your plan to the skills you have learned in R&D in Biotech company class  This question will have differential weight for undergrads (10 points) and graduate (20 points) students.

In detail, describe and/or illustrate each of the chemical processes whereby genetic information is transferred from nuclear genes in a eukaryotic cell to the final usable protein.

Using one example from each of the eye and the kidney, compare how the organ ensures an optimum physiological response.

What is the numbering scheme for naming fatty acids and what is the difference between cis and trans fatty acids?

What are the general properities of glycosidic linkages?

Describe the steps in the process of transcription of DNA to RNA.

Would treating human ES cells with increasing concentrations of NGF lead to increasing differentiating of neuronal cells.

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Describe the major innovations, from earliest (most ancient) to most recent, that made plants progressively more able to cope with dry conditions on land. Include the 4 major groups of land plants

Which is a product of the light dependent reactions but NOT a reactant of the Calvin Cycle of photosynthesis?

carbon dioxide

NADPH

ATP

oxygen

18. Short hair in rabbits is governed by a dominant gene (L) and long hair by a recessive allele (l). Black hair results form the action of the dominant genotype (B_) and brown from the recessive genotype (bb). In a cross between homozygous short, black haired rabbit and a homozygous long, brown haired rabbit what are the phenotypic and genotypic ratios of the F1 and F2 generation.