• Q : Combinations of bases for codon....
    Biology :

    Assume that there are 63 dissimilar naturally occurring amino acids. If all 64 probable combinations of bases for the codon resulted in coding for 63 dissimilar amino acids and one stop codon, which

  • Q : Chromosome in pigeons....
    Biology :

    In birds, males are ZZ and females are ZW. The recessive lethal allele which causes death of embryo is sometimes present on Z chromosome in pigeons.

  • Q : Analyze disassemble....
    Biology :

    An alien from another planet landed on earth. He is mesmerized by cars and is determined to figure out how they work. He decides to disassemble one of them and analyze each part independently.

  • Q : Mechanism of alu te integration....
    Biology :

    Critically discuss the mechanism of the Alu TE integration (into the genome). Critically discuss the outcome or result when Alu TE is integrated in the coding region of gene.

  • Q : Stock solution of edta....
    Biology :

    You’re given a stock solution of EDTA at the concentration of 5mM, how would you make the dilution of EDTA with the final concentration of 5M in a volume of 250mL?

  • Q : Radioactively labelled phosphorus and sulphur....
    Biology :

    Hershey and Chase experimented with the radioactively-labelled phosphorus and sulphur to find out that DNA, not protein, is genetic material. Which of the following was necessary to this confirming

  • Q : Osha guidelines for safety....
    Biology :

    Search for and share case studies on the organizations that did/didn’t effectively execute OSHA’s guidelines for safety. What were the medical and legal effects of non-compliance?

  • Q : Endangered bog turtle in pennsylvania....
    Biology :

    Describe historical extinction with parallels to the extinction threats facing the bog turtle.

  • Q : Reproductive health issue and blood disorder....
    Biology :

    Illustrate and discuss one genetically linked reproductive health issue and blood disorder in terms of health promotion, prevention, and detection

  • Q : Anatomical structure of organelles....
    Biology :

    Examine the anatomical structure of 10 different organelles in cell and their respective functions.

  • Q : Write down a hypothesis first for plant....
    Biology :

    How, when the shoot tip touched other plant’s stem, did the shoot switch from the growing straight to growing in spiral? Write down a hypothesis first.

  • Q : Molecular mechanism of antibiotic....
    Biology :

    Knowing such new facts is it probable that the disease is psychosomatic? What is molecular mechanism of action by this antibiotic?

  • Q : Bloodshot and swollen in eye....
    Biology :

    You’re the school nurse at Willowdale Elementary. This morning Ms. Mathews, one of first-grade teachers, brings in a little girl to your office. Her right eye is bloodshot and swollen. The lin

  • Q : Hierarchy of classification for organism....
    Biology :

    Demonstrate the hierarchy of classification for organism you select from Domain through to binomial name (species and genus). Be sure to write down the names in correct format and to spell correctly

  • Q : Cellular environment in order to find correct organization....
    Biology :

    Throughout neural development, outgrowing nerve cell axons should interact with their cellular environment in order to find out correct organization and connectivity.

  • Q : Transaction processing purposes....
    Biology :

    The ABC Company is geographically distributed organization with the different sites around the country. Users at these sites require rapid access to data for the transaction processing purposes. The

  • Q : Gram positive and gram negative cell walls....
    Biology :

    Compare gram-positive with gram-negative cell walls with regard to sensitivity to antimicrobial agents, resistance to the phagocytises, decolourization, and chemical composition by alcohol

  • Q : Enveloped animal virus and naked animal virus....
    Biology :

    Describe the differentiations between enveloped animal virus and naked animal virus in their ways of viral multiplication.

  • Q : Physiology and biochemistry underlying....
    Biology :

    Discuss the physiology and biochemistry underlying your choice in each case. (You can employ the same food more than once and when you think there’re foods of equal usefulness you can list tho

  • Q : Describe how endocrine system interacts body systems....
    Biology :

    Describe how endocrine system interacts with other 10 body systems. Call this an essay in point form.

  • Q : Recovery from surgical removal of posterior pituitary gland....
    Biology :

    Suppose you’re a physician supervising the patient’s recovery from surgical removal of posterior pituitary gland. Name one of hormones which you will have to administer to this patient a

  • Q : Angiosperm species-self-fertilization....
    Biology :

    About 20% of all angiosperm species replicate primarily by self-fertilization in which plant’s egg is fertilized by its own pollen. Given that self-fertilization is basically thought of as an

  • Q : Oderate exercise....
    Biology :

    Janine is 20-year-old college student who is 5'4" tall and her weigh is 130 pounds. She engages in the moderate exercise 3-5 times a week. How many kilocalories must Janine eat each day to sustain h

  • Q : Red-green colour blindness....
    Biology :

    Red-green colour blindness is sex-linked recessive trait. Two parents, Ginger and Fred, have normal vision. They’ve two daughters, Takiyah and Kelly, who as well have normal vision, and color

  • Q : Chromosome segregation....
    Biology :

    If centrioles are mispositioned in the cell, a functional mitotic spindle will fail to form. In this condition, how will chromosome segregation be affected?

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