Please explain if you can:
In which of the following is the enzyme properly paired with its allosteric inhibitor?
Multiple answers: You can select more than one option
A- hexokinase: glucose-6-phosphate
B- phosphofructokinase: fructose 2 6-bisphosphate
C- pyruvate kinase: alanine
D- glucokinase: glucose-6-phosphate
(I know it is not B, and I know it is definetly A so far. However, I am unsure about the other two. Please provide an explanation if possible.)
In: Biology
Describe the range of techniques that can be used to monitor human gene expression. Compare high-resolution techniques, used to analyze individual genes and high-throughput techniques that analyze all human genes. (MIn 2 and a half pages)
In: Biology
Job Interviews: In a Harris poll of 514 human resource professionals, 463 human resource professionals said the appearance of a job applicant is the most important for a good first impression. Use a 95% confidence level to construct a population percentage.
In: Statistics and Probability
What is the relationship between freedom, love, self‑giving, and self‑mastery? Why does human freedom become perfect when it is directed toward God? What limits human freedom? What is the relationship between freedom and responsibility?
In: Psychology
The human retina contains cells called rods and cones that absorb light and change it to electric signals sent to the brain. There are approximately 120,000,000 rods and 6,000,000 cones in a retina. How is the number of rods in a human retina written in scientific notation?
In: Accounting
Why is it important for HR managers to realize the importance of human assets? How do human assets contribute to a competitive advantage? In what ways do HR manages ensure employees are satisfied and the company has highly skilled staff?
In: Operations Management
Distinguish between the human mind and computers as tools for thinking. What does the human mind do better and why? What does the computer do better and why? Weigh in on the debate over artificial intelligence and support your claims.
In: Psychology
INSERT IN EMPLOYEE (EmployeeNumber, FirstName, LastName, Department, Position,
Supervisor, OfficePhone, EmailAddress) VALUES (5,'Alan','Adams','Human','H R 1',4,'360-285-8320','[email protected]');
INSERT INTO (EmployeeNumber, FirstName, LastName, Department, Position, Supervisor,
OfficePhone, EmailAddress) VALUES (5,'Alan','Adams','Human','H R 1',4,'360-2858320','[email protected]');
INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE (EmployeeNumber, FirstName, LastName, Department, Position,
Supervisor, OfficePhone, EmailAddress) VALUES ('Alan','Adams','Human','H R 1',4,'360285-8320','[email protected]');
INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE (EmployeeNumber, FirstName, LastName, Department, Position,
Supervisor, OfficePhone, EmailAddress) VALUES ('Alan','Adams','Human','H R 1',4,'360285-8320','[email protected]')
In: Computer Science
Which one of the following statements is false?
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Differences in human capital account for about half of the wages differences between whites and blacks. |
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Differences in education are not nearly as pronounced for gender groups as they are for race. |
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No wage discrimination between men and women remains once one accounts for differences in human capital, occupational segregation, and work experience. |
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Earnings tend to rise with human capital investment. |
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On average, women make less than men with similar education levels at all ages. |
In the United States today, occupational segregation usually refers to
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formal laws that prevent women from working in some jobs. |
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differences in the human capital of men and women. |
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the tendency for men and women to be employed in different occupations. |
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the wage gap between men and women working in the same job. |
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monopsony in the labor market. |
In: Economics
Abstract: A marked difference exists in the inducibility of the gene inducible NO synthase (iNOS) between humans and rodents.(Inducibility refers to the degree to which the expression of a gene can be changed.) The rodent iNOS gene can be induced to be expressed at high levels by several types of cytokines (a type of protein generated by immune cells), but these same cytokines have little to no effect on the expression of the human iNOS gene. A compelling molecular explanation for why human iNOS is resistant to induction has not been reported. In this study we present evidence that the hyporesponsiveness of the human iNOS promoter is based in part on epigenetic silencing.
Based on the information provided in the abstract, would you expect to find a higher percentage of CpG methylation in the promoter for the human iNOS gene or the mouse iNOS gene? Explain your reasoning.
In: Biology