Explain how the primary transcript of a single eukaryotic gene can produce different proteins, using Drosophila sex-specific courting behavior as an example.

Briefly describe how genomic imprinting can be inferred from inheritance patterns in human pedigrees.

The human microbiome

a. can protect the host organism from pathogens.
b. can provide metabolic pathways beyond those encoded in the host genome.

c. can be altered by treatment with probiotics.

d. has been linked to diabetes.

e. Alloftheabovearetrue.

How DNA replication takes place?

How do you explain the link between this process and biopsychology?

In your opinion, what is the role of DNA replication in personality development?

How does epigenetics explain the role of the environment on human genetic development?

1-Read about Sociobiology and its relation with the adaptability of the genetic characteristics to the following human generations. Write notesrelated to the punctuated equilibrium and gradual change positions.

2-Identify the fields of Anthropology and highlight which ones are related with the biological adaptation of the individual.

​​​​​​Human Physiology

1. Explain the concept of transport maximum. Under what scenario would glucose appear in the urine?
2. Explain in detail the process that establishes and maintains the medullary osmotic gradient in the kidneys. Then describe the effect this osmotic gradient has on the water in the renal tubules.

Describe how humans have affected the numerous pathways and reservoirs in the carbon cycle that have contributed to climate change. Find three examples where positive feedback in the environment is likely contributing more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere that is not a result of human activities.

There are any number of factors including keep inflation low, maintain maximum employment, development of human capital, use and application of natural resources and Rule of Law. Illustrate the importance of and combination of inputs which has triggered and sustains Chinese economic growth.

The nervous system, composed of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and ganglia, serves as the human body’s primary communication and control system.

1. Looking at the major organs within this system, explain how the anatomy of each organ provides insight into its physiological functions.

2. How might the movements produced by the rabbit be different than in human muscles? 3. How are the pectoralis major and biceps brachii muscle fibers arranged in the rabbit? 4. Which of the two muscles examined in this exercise would produce the most force?