• Q : Why base-pairing error rate remains low during replication....
    Biology :

    The base-pairing error rate remains low during replication because 1.DNA repair mechanisms can fix the mispaired bases. 2.bases that are mispaired can excise themselves. 3.UV light radiation corrects

  • Q : What is phenylketonuria....
    Biology :

    Which of the following statements about phenylketonuria (PKU) is false? 1. Buildup of phenylpyruvic acid affects the nervous system. 2. The amino acid tyrosine cannot be made. 3. Production of the hor

  • Q : What are the initiation steps of transcription....
    Biology :

    During the initiation step of transcription, which molecule binds the promoter region of a DNA molecule? 1.DNA polymerase 2.Reverse transcriptase 3.RNA polymerase 4.DNA primase 5.Topoisomerase

  • Q : Describe about okazaki fragments....
    Biology :

    After removal of the RNA primers and replacement with DNA nucleotides, the single-stranded nick adjacent to Okazaki fragments is filled in through a reaction that involves which enzyme? 1.DNA primas

  • Q : What are polyphenic traits....
    Biology :

    Polyphenic traits.. A) Are expressed differentially based on environmental conditions during a certain stage of life B) Form one phenotype C) The result of polyploidy D) Express a phenotype that may n

  • Q : What is the esitmated nep of stream....
    Biology :

    Question : What is the stream's esitmated NEP? Question : Based on these data, what was the stream's GPP?

  • Q : How can you calculate distance between two gene....
    Biology :

    Question 1: Diagram the cross described and calculate the distance between the two genes. 0.5 pts Question 2: What would have been the results if you had counted 100 female progeny of the cross? 0.5 p

  • Q : Why is it important that extracellular fluid is isotonic....
    Biology :

    Question 1: Why is it important that extracellular fluid is isotonic to cells? Question 2: Imagine that you have been given several strains of a microbe from various countries around the world and t

  • Q : How phospholipid affect the membrane characteristics....
    Biology :

    Explain how the substitution of the cis double bond by a trans double bond in the fatty acid of a membrane phospholipid might affect the membrane characteristics.

  • Q : Describes the default route of exocytosis....
    Biology :

    which of the following describes the default route of exocytosis? a. Golgi to ER to plasma membrane b. Plasma membrane to golgi to ER c. Plasma membrane to ER to golgi d. ER to golgi to plasma membran

  • Q : Describe about photosynthetic reaction....
    Biology :

    Which of the following statements is true about the photosynthetic reaction? a. the reaction is an oxidation b. the reaction is endergonic c. change in S < 0 d. the reaction is endothermic

  • Q : Describe about entropically....
    Biology :

    Which of the following processes is not entropically favored? a. water evaporates b. dry ice sublimes c. ice cream freees d. calcium chloride dissolves in water

  • Q : Describe the key feature of lipids....
    Biology :

    Which of the following is not a key feature of lipids? a. hydrophobicity b. extensive hydrogen bonding c. lack of repeating structures d. hydrocarbon-like structures

  • Q : Describe about carbohydrates....
    Biology :

    Which of the following is not true about carbohydrates? a. they are the main component of cellulose and starch b. the presence of OH groups increases their hydrophobicity c. in polysaccharides, they c

  • Q : Compare the force-generating and maximal shortening velocity....
    Biology :

    Compare the force-generating capacities and maximal shortening velocities of hypothetical muscles consisting of (1) one cell with 50 sarcomeres vs. (2) two cells with 25 sarcomeres each.

  • Q : What is spontaneous depurinations....
    Biology :

    Approximately how many spontaneous depurinations must be repaired per day in each diploid cell?

  • Q : Compair genome and enzyme....
    Biology :

    Compare and contrast the genome and enzyme(s) present in the virions of a retrovirus and a positive-strand RNA bacteriophage?

  • Q : Do proteins undergo simple diffusion....
    Biology :

    Do proteins undergo simple diffusion or facilitated diffusion to cross a membrane? Do salts undergo simple diffusion or facilitated diffusion?

  • Q : What is mendel''s 2nd law....
    Biology :

    Question 1: How does Mendel's 2nd law (independent assortment) apply to experimenting natural selection in fruit flies? Question 2: Are carriers specific for the structures of individual molecules in

  • Q : What is tay-sachs disease....
    Biology :

    Tay-Sachs disease causes lysosomes to rupture. How would this affect the cell? Check all that apply. a) Biological polymers would not be broken down by lysosomes. b) Phagocytic cells would not destroy

  • Q : What s the rate limiting step in pcr....
    Biology :

    Question 1: What s the rate limiting step in pcr Question 2: Determine if the following are primary, secondary, tertiary or quaternary protein structure:- a) results from hydrogen bonds between polar

  • Q : Describe about species of archaea....
    Biology :

    Assume you are given two cultures, one of a species of gram-negative Bacteria and one of a species of Archaea. Discuss five different ways you could tell which culture was which.

  • Q : What is visual information processing....
    Biology :

    Question 1: How does visual information processing affect the response to muscke stretch reflexes? Question 2: Although reflexes do not require the activation of higher brain centers, they can be volu

  • Q : Describe about spectrophotometer....
    Biology :

    Why is it necessary to centrifuge a sample before obtaining a spectrophotometer reading? What would happen if you didn't centrifuge first?

  • Q : What are the roles for rna i and rna ii in cole1 replication....
    Biology :

    What are the roles for RNA I and RNA II in ColE1 replication and what would happen if you affected expression of one or the other on Rop (regulatory protein)?

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