• Q : What dna modifications are present in vertebrate genomes....
    Biology :

    There is apparently a whole bunch of modifications that can be found in prokaryotic and eukaryotic genomes, but I would like to know which ones have been found relevant in vertebrate/mammalian genom

  • Q : How do es cells and fibroblasts compared....
    Biology :

    I would like to compare the proliferation limit of Embryonic Stem cells (ES) and fibroblasts (which would be trans-differentiated) and describe how this difference plays a role when thinking about e

  • Q : Would a plant survive if watered using hard-water....
    Biology :

    Hard water is water with high mineral/salt content. I'm told that a potted plant watered with a salt solution dries out sooner or later

  • Q : What is inhibition of flexion....
    Biology :

    A reflex is an unconscious action in response to some specific stimulus, e.g., blinking an eye, or pulling the hand away from a hot pinI know from school biology, and reading online that withdrawal

  • Q : What can define the species of the offspring....
    Biology :

    I've read a little about hybrid animals, and have been amazed by the fact that the gender of the parent species determines the species of the offspring, in some hybrids. A male horse and a female do

  • Q : How inheritance could occur genetically....
    Biology :

    I understand that a behavioral tendency for stress acquired through evolutionary time can be transmitted from parent to child, but I'm wondering whether a trait not present before can be transmitted

  • Q : Would antibiotics in the pills get deactivated or decomposed....
    Biology :

    I have been wondering for some time whether several drugs really have an expiration date.Let's narrow the scope and think about only "common" drugs, e.g. NSAIDs, antibiotics etc.

  • Q : What evolutionary benefit is there to not have wings....
    Biology :

    Since the new queens-to-be have wings, it means that ants either evolved from insects that can fly, or insects that can fly evolved fromants, or that we have a case of parallel evolution (which is u

  • Q : How does hibernation/aestivation happen....
    Biology :

    A squirrel injected with the body fluids of a hibernating fellow is more prone to hibernation. If hibernation/aestivation are driven by biochemical's and not merely the weather, can the process be i

  • Q : Explain the effects during pregnancy time....
    Biology :

    Does a female animal that lays eggs experience a pregnancy-like period of time, where she will feel and behave differently as if she were fertilized and her body is prepared to lay a fertile egg, no

  • Q : What is the effect of oxygen deficit on plants....
    Biology :

    Question: What's the effect of oxygen deficit on plants? ; And wondered whether the opposite would have any effect on a plant.That is to say, if a potted plant were placed under a bell-jar and the ai

  • Q : Explain the causes to prevent soil erosion....
    Biology :

    One argument often given in favor of saving current and planting additional plants/saplings is the roots hold soil together and prevent soil erosion.

  • Q : Explain about the biological systems or hormones....
    Biology :

    I'm interested in learning more about the biological systems or hormones or parts of the brain that affect short term (<15 minutes) ability to concentrate attention on the task and be aware of th

  • Q : Explain the causes of air pollution....
    Biology :

    I've heard time and again that living in São Paulo (a large city in Brazil) takes 1.5 years from your life expectancy. The allegation is that this happens because of air pollution.

  • Q : What happens when soy sauce is applied on dead octopus....
    Biology :

    Say a sophiscated scientist in the 19th century noted that applying soy sauce on a dead octopus leads to movement of the legs, as a result of the voltage differences resulting from the salt in the s

  • Q : Explain about snare complex....
    Biology :

    I'm reading about how synaptobrevin is used to identify synaptic vesicles for tethering near the synaptic cleft. Since neurons have a synapse and dendrites, I'd like to know how exactly the vesicles

  • Q : How does the property of embryo develop....
    Biology :

    I've been thinking about the development of an embryo from the zygote stage.

  • Q : Explain light harvesting complex....
    Biology :

    I know it is usually stated as the threonine residue near the N-terminus of either light harvesting complex (lhc) b1 or lhcb2, but if this is somehow lost, say in a mutant, is the system flexible en

  • Q : When is the lactase enzyme active....
    Biology :

    Recently we have started suspecting that one of our children has hypolactasia (lactose intolerance), and so accordingly I have had my first exposure to lactose-free dairy- and dairy-like products. I

  • Q : What exactly at the molecular level is itching....
    Biology :

    I can't remember the reference but a PLCb3 null mice lost the itch phenotype, so presumably it is mediated by the Gq-PLCbeta pathway through a cell surface GPCR. Since a physical action of scratchin

  • Q : How does the human brain know the values of force....
    Biology :

    A 10 year old child does not have the intellectual power to accurately calculate the energy required to throw a ball an arbitrary distance. Yet they are able to accurately throw a ball at a distinct

  • Q : What is the story behind the bat''s wings....
    Biology :

    For some species the Darwin's theory evolution makes perfect sense. I can easily imagine how, for example, the giraffe has evolved to its current appearance: the natural selection was favoring indiv

  • Q : Is there something encoded within us that makes us attracted....
    Biology :

    Question: Is there something encoded within us that makes us attracted to, e.g., someone taller or shorter with blonde or brunette hair with green or blue eyes?

  • Q : What is the shortest length of strings of dna....
    Biology :

    Question: What length are the shortest strings of DNA not present in any known person's genome, and what are they?

  • Q : Discuss primary condition that stimulates a beta cell....
    Biology :

    Question 1: Discuss the primary condition that stimulates a beta cell to secrete insulin as well as other possible potentiating factors (including the in cretin effect)

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