List three main organs in angiosperms. Are the same functions performed by different organs in angiosperms? Describe an example supporting your answer.

Explain the differences between beer, ale, wine (red and white), brandy, and scotch? What effect does alcohol have on the body and why was alcohol more important, health wise in the early history of man than water? Why is alcohol a problem in our society today?

What are the major organisms are associated with food poisoning? What is the causative agent of each and what is the time interval between contact and the first symptoms of the infection? Include both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria, protozoa and viruses. Include the virulence of the organism.

A ________ is a normal defense mechanism meant to combat pathogen infection in a variety of ways.

Vascular tissue allows plants to ________.

Prokaryotes are used to ________ in the case of processing milk.

1-Describe the differences between genome assemblers that utilise a greedy algorithm versus de Bruijn graphs.

2-Describe the different approaches that are undertaken when reconstructing a phylogenetic species supertree. In your answer, discuss why it is beneficial to have a robust tree of life.

Please answer these 2 questions, Thank you

Bacteria and eukaryotes have many molecular differences due to life history differences. Describe the molecular processes of transcription and the control and regulation of transcription for bacteria and eukaryotes. Explain which differences may be due to life history and why.

Large slimy blue-green algae (BGA) blooms have been found in Lake Okeechobee and waters flowing downstream. Florida’s government wants to strengthen water quality policies to address this issue. You are an environmental health specialist that has been asked to use your scientific expertise to testify in front of the State Legislature as to why they should vote to pass the recent bill.

In your testimony, you need to define what BGA is, its effect on the environment, and its health effects on humans and animals. Explain the factors that cause BGA blooms, and what factors continue their spread. Using each of the four major components to be considered in policy development (harm, risk, impacts, and social costs), discuss how the new water policies will affect the social and economic health of Florida.

Although not part of glycolysis, endogenous stores of phosphocreatine in skeletal muscle are suggested to provide a reserve of ATP through substrate-level phosphorylation, as shown below:

a)       Phosphocreatine + H₂O ? Creatine + P_i + 10.3 kcal/mol

b)      ADP + P_i + 7.3 kcal/mol ? ATP + H₂O

Add these two reactions together (including the energy terms) to show the net, coupled reaction

Food labels list that a gram of fat has 9 kcal of energy and that a gram of carbohydrate (or protein) has 4 kcal of energy. A mass to mass comparison, however, is misleading. A better comparison is mol to mol, which corrects for differences in MW. This can be done by comparing a molecule of glucose, which has 6 carbons, to a molecule of a fatty acid that also has 6 carbons.Complete the missing entries in the following table for the complete oxidation of one molecule of caproic acid in skeletal muscle. Caproic acid is a 6-carbon saturated, medium chain fatty acid found naturally in various animal fats and oils. (Caproic acid undergoes two cycles of ?-oxidation to form three acetyl-CoAs).