Johnson Company uses a job-order costing system and started the month of
March with three jobs in process. The cost of beginning work in process
plus the costs added during March are shown below:

                                   Job #1        Job #2        Job #3
beginning work in process .....    $4,930        $4,970        $2,840

COSTS ADDED DURING MARCH:
direct materials ..............    $3,400        $4,200        $4,600
direct labor ..................    $5,000        $4,000           ?

Johnson applies overhead to jobs based on a percentage of direct materials
used. During March, Johnson completed both Job #2 and Job #3. Job #1 was
not completed by the end of March. Job #2 consisted of 1,700 units; some
of these units were sold during March. None of the units from Job #3 were
sold in March. Johnson Company's accounting records for March disclosed
the following information:

Work in process inventory balance at March 31 ..........  $15,880
Actual overhead cost for the month of March ............  $ 8,500
Cost of goods sold for March ...........................  $11,830
Finished goods inventory balance at March 31 ...........  $18,870

The cost of goods sold number above represents the cost of goods sold for
March after the overhead variance has been closed for March.

Calculate the number of units from Job #2 that were sold during March.
Simply enter your answer as a number. Do not type the word units after
your answer.

Johnson Company uses a job-order costing system and started the month of
March with three jobs in process. The cost of beginning work in process
plus the costs added during March are shown below:

                                   Job #1        Job #2        Job #3
beginning work in process .....    $4,930        $4,970        $2,840

COSTS ADDED DURING MARCH:
direct materials ..............    $3,400        $4,200        $4,600
direct labor ..................    $5,000        $4,000           ?

Johnson applies overhead to jobs based on a percentage of direct materials
used. During March, Johnson completed both Job #2 and Job #3. Job #1 was
not completed by the end of March. Job #2 consisted of 1,700 units; some
of these units were sold during March. None of the units from Job #3 were
sold in March. Johnson Company's accounting records for March disclosed
the following information:

Work in process inventory balance at March 31 ..........  $15,880
Actual overhead cost for the month of March ............  $ 8,500
Cost of goods sold for March ...........................  $11,830
Finished goods inventory balance at March 31 ...........  $18,870

The cost of goods sold number above represents the cost of goods sold for
March after the overhead variance has been closed for March.

Calculate the number of units from Job #2 that were sold during March.
Simply enter your answer as a number. Do not type the word units after
your answer.

Johnson Company uses a job-order costing system and started the month of
March with three jobs in process. The cost of beginning work in process
plus the costs added during March are shown below:

                                   Job #1        Job #2        Job #3
beginning work in process .....    $4,930        $4,970        $2,840

COSTS ADDED DURING MARCH:
direct materials ..............    $3,400        $4,200        $4,600
direct labor ..................    $5,000        $4,000           ?

Johnson applies overhead to jobs based on a percentage of direct materials
used. During March, Johnson completed both Job #2 and Job #3. Job #1 was
not completed by the end of March. Job #2 consisted of 1,700 units; some
of these units were sold during March. None of the units from Job #3 were
sold in March. Johnson Company's accounting records for March disclosed
the following information:

Work in process inventory balance at March 31 ..........  $15,880
Actual overhead cost for the month of March ............  $ 8,500
Cost of goods sold for March ...........................  $11,830
Finished goods inventory balance at March 31 ...........  $18,870

The cost of goods sold number above represents the cost of goods sold for
March after the overhead variance has been closed for March.

Calculate the number of units from Job #2 that were sold during March.
Simply enter your answer as a number. Do not type the word units after
your answer.

6.) In the 1952 Hershey-Chase experiment showed that DNA is the genetic material of bacteriophage. Explain where the protein labeled with 35S ended up and where the DNA labeled with 32P ended up after centrifugation in their experiment. a. Draw a diagram of the experiment in support of your explanation. b. Is it possible to do the reverse labeling? (protein labeled with 32P and DNA is labeled with 35S) Why or why not?

7.) For each base-pair set, state if the two pairs are distinguishable using the minor groove, the major groove, or both. a. G:C vs. C:G ________ b. A:T vs. G:C _________

c. A:T vs. T:A _________

8.) Ethidum bromide (EtBr) is a large flat, multiringed cation. Its flat shape allows it to insert itself between the stacked base pairs of double stranded (dsDNA). Because it fluoresces when exposed to UV light and because its fluorescence increases dramatically after intercalation, it is used as a stain to visualize DNA. When ethidium intercalates it causes the DNA to unwind by about 26 degrees, reducing the normal rotation per base pair, decreasing the twist (T) of the DNA.

a. What effect would this change have on the writhe (W) of the plasmid?

b. When EtBr is used to visualize a relaxed covalently closed circular plasmid by gel electrophoresis, what effect would this have on the migration of the plasmid?

Before you started applying for university, a job recruiter offered you a full-time cashier position at a department store earning an after-tax salary of $21,000 per year. However, you turn down this offer and attend your first year of university. The additional monetary cost of university to you, including tuition, supplies, and additional housing expenses, is $32,000.

1. Define contingent liabilities and describe the types of events that might create a contingent liability. Describe places auditors might look for contingent liabilities.

2. Explain how auditors treat events that occur after the end of the fiscal year being audited but before the audit opinion has been issued. Describe steps auditors use to identify those events.

Question – Discuss sigma factor, it’s structure and the function of the different parts/domains.

Question – Discuss the structure of promoter for RNA Polymerase II

Question – Discuss what events occur at the promotor after binding of the basal transcription factors and before elongation can completely begin

Question – discuss the structure of histones in the nucleosome. Why is it important to have part of the histone proteins accessible

 Understandable Statistics 12th edition

a) Number of traffic fatalities per year in the state of Florida

b)Distance a golf ball travels after being hit with a driver.

c) Time required to drive from home to college on any given day.

d) Number of ships in Pearl Harbor on any given day.

e) Your weight before breakfast each morning.

Consider checking the effectiveness of a weight loss program. One approach is to take two random samples, one from those who did not participate in the program, and another from those who participated, and compare the difference. Another is to take a random sample from people who plan to participate, and compare their weights before and after participation. Which of these would be more helpful? Why?