• Q : Vertical and lateral gene transfer....
    Biology :

    Which explains the outcome of both vertical and lateral gene transfer? leads to rapid evolution of a population increases variability in a population outcomes in large changes to the genetic code ta

  • Q : Equavalent amount of the enzyme....
    Biology :

    The reaction is an enzyme mediated reaction (A yields B+C) What happens when we employ equal amount of the enzyme and eliminate the products as they are produced ?

  • Q : Typical ph of the adult females vagina....
    Biology :

    What is the typical pH of the adult female's vagina? How is this pH maintained? Women who are on antibiotics can often develop a vaginal yeast infection. Describe why this can occur.

  • Q : Strategies for enhancing pathogenicity....
    Biology :

    Streptokinase is frequently adminsistered during a heart attack. Explain why might this be the case? Would this cause an infection in the patient? Describe.

  • Q : Why improper use of triclosan products be dangerous....
    Biology :

    Why can the improper use of triclosan products be dangerous? Explain how does triclosan work?

  • Q : Sterilization method problem....
    Biology :

    Which sterilization process would be the most efficient to sterilize nutrient agar which is to be used in the microbiology laboratory?

  • Q : Cells of escherichia coli....
    Biology :

    What will happen to the cells of Escherichia coli (an organism which genearlly grows in your intestine) if they were suddenly suspended in a solution of 20% NaCl? Describe.

  • Q : Listeria monocytogenes infections....
    Biology :

    Listeria monocytogenes infections are frequently transmitted via contaminated food. A person who has contracted listeriosis generally has a high fever, muscle aches, and gastrointestinal problems lik

  • Q : Gram negative bacterial cells....
    Biology :

    Some of the gram negative bacterial cells which are considered non-autolytic, which means they will not lyse or break down instantly after cell death.

  • Q : Transpeptidation of the peptidoglycan cell wall....
    Biology :

    The antibiotic penicillin interferes with transpeptidation of the peptidoglycan cell wall. In simple terms expain what this means. Give three reasons why this leads to lysis of the cell. During whic

  • Q : Strain of escherichia coli l....
    Biology :

    How would a strain of Escherichia coli look beneath a microscope if it had a mutation which inactivated the protein MreB compared to a strain that had a fuctional MreB? Describe two ways that the la

  • Q : Version of iron-predominating in early earth conditions....
    Biology :

    Name the version of iron which would predominate in early Earth conditions? Describe why. Which version of iron predominates today? Describe why. Outline the process by which modern bacteria obtain i

  • Q : Benefits of transgenic organisms....
    Biology :

    Please write down a 500-700 word scientific assessment report, summarizing at least two risks and two advantages of transgenic organisms to Canadians in EITHER agriculture or medical applications. U

  • Q : Potential danger of radiation leak....
    Biology :

    Given the damage to a nuclear power plant caused by  the earthquake and tsunami and the real and potential danger of radiation leak, proposed to the CEO of an utility company whether it must con

  • Q : Type of bond between water molecules....
    Biology :

    In a water molecule, the oxygen atom consists of a slighty negative charge and the hydrogen atoms have a slightly positive charge. this charge difference gives increase to which type of bond between

  • Q : What proportion of eggs of an f1 female will carry gene....
    Biology :

    What proportion of the eggs of an F1 female will carry the gene for half color?

  • Q : Fundamental trends in animal evolution....
    Biology :

    Write down are animal "body plans"? What types of animal body plans are there? What are some basic trends in animal evolution (three or four)?

  • Q : Importance of jaws in fishes....
    Biology :

    Analyze the significance of jaws in fishes, as it related to evolution.

  • Q : Science of clasdistics used to produce cladograms....
    Biology :

    Explain how the science of clasdistics is employed to produce cladograms.

  • Q : Causes of extinctions in the history of life....
    Biology :

    What have been several causes of extinctions in the history of life on earth? What happens after mass extinction?

  • Q : Deuterostomes and protostomes in biology....
    Biology :

    Describe the terms deuterostomes and protostomes, and how are these concepts helpful in biology? (Forget which opening comes first in development. The concept is much more profound than that!)

  • Q : Desertification-deforestation and pollution in the air....
    Biology :

    Write down the impacts of desertification, deforestation, and pollution in the air?

  • Q : Some aspect of biology....
    Biology :

    Find a published figure (like: magazine, newspaper, or peer-reviewed journal) which somehow misrepresents some aspect of biology. Scan this with a short explanation as to how it misrepresents the biol

  • Q : Concentration of a toxic chemical....
    Biology :

    The concentration of a toxic chemical is magnified 10-times at each trophic level. What will be its concentration in organisms at the 5th trophic level if producers store the substance at concentrati

  • Q : How ratio of yellow to nonyellow be explained....
    Biology :

    Yellow-haired mice interbreed and produce progeny with a 2:1 ratio of yellow to nonyellow. When yellow is crossed with nonyellow, a 1:1 ration of the two classes is obtained. Nonyellows interbreed t

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