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How is it possible for a change in a single amino acid in a protein of 1000 amino acids to destroy its function, even when that amino acid is far away from any binding site?
Explain the slow and fast ways proteins are regulated.
In the DNA of certain bacterial cells, 13% of the nucleotides are adenine. What are the percentages of the other nucleotides?How many chromosomes are in haploid cells? Diploid cells?The DNA in all the cells in our body adds up to about 100 TRILLION total meters of DNA. The sun is 150 billion meters from earth. So the DNA in our bodies could travel from the earth to the sun and back over 300 times. How does all this DNA fit in our cells and in our bodies? How is it organized? Explain how histone charge is critical for chromatin formation.Eukaryotes and prokaryotes handle their RNA differently. Is this advantageous for eukaryotes? How? Is it also a disadvantage? (5' cap, PolyA Tail, introns/exons, separation of transcription and translation spatially, advantage: splicing creates different functional proteins, disadvantage: introns make eukaryotic genomes very large, longer to replicate, bacteria can replicate in 20 minutes, human cells replicate in about a day)
Think about a strain of E. coli that has a mutation in the gene encoding the IIA protein of the phosphotransferase system. The transport of glucose is not affected through this mutation.
Discuss the difference between transformation and electroporationwhen? when do we use transformation and when do we use electroporation?
Question: Assume you are working at a corporation that makes poly(ethylene terepthalate) in a batch-type processing. This process requires 2.7kg of ethylene glycol reacted with 9.6kg of terepthalic acid to make the polymer.
How do both meiosis and sexual reproduction (fertilization) produce offspring that differ genetically from the parents? Be sure to talk about the two specific steps in meiosis that increase variability as well as process of fertilization.
20 year old student jason came into the student health center throughout finals complaining of a sore throat, general malaise, and low fever.
Describe how the presence of a higher or lower concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide would impact the evolution of stomata density in plants?
In most organisms, oxygen slows down glycolysis, and pyruvate is directed towards the TCA cycle rather than fermentative pathways this is called the Pasteur Effect.
If the sample were heated with Methylene Blue stain and counterstained with Carbofushin will you still be able to determine which bacterium were acid fast? If so, which colour would indicate acid-fast.
The child is running a fever, has fflu-like symptoms, and his lymph glands are very swollen and sore to the touch. Of what importance are the swollen and sore lymph glands.
Examine the nature of water and how its unique chemical properties impact water regulations in plants. Elucidate the structure and function of the leaf to water regulation.
A new species of grasshopper is discovered, varieties are found with red stripes, another with yellow stripes, and a third with orange stripes.
An individual heterozygous for 4-gene pairs AaBbCcDd was testcrossed to aabbccdd , and progeny were classified as follows,
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