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1. How can we make an antibody to a specific protein?2. In what ways can this antibody be used as a molecular tool in studying this protein?3. Explain the difference between an allosteric and competitive inhibitor.4. What are the four levels of protein organization? Explain them.
5. In SDS-Page, proteins are separated by length. If the same length proteins can fold into loose (bigger) or condensed (smaller) shapes and can even complex with other proteins, how are individual proteins separated solely according to their length? Additionally, proteins can have different charges. Proteins with more basic amino acids have a greater negative charge while proteins with more acidic amino acids have a greater positive charge. Proteins travel from the negative electrode to positive electrode in SDS-Page. How does their intrinsic charge not affect their migration (true for most proteins)?
Discuss how can growth characteristics on a streak plate, broth culture or slant culture be used in the identification of a bacterial species or strain?
Trypanosomses are not so young and widespread protozoa that humans have encountered for many years. Upon infection with T. brucei brucei, the organism is cleared.
Assume you make buffer solution by adding four gram sodium bicarbonate to 270 milliliters of water then titrate this solution to 30 ml of 0.1 molar HCl and find the equilibrium equation for this base/acid pair.
Osmometer cells in the brain sense an increase in concentration of the blood plasma. They then notify the posterior pituitary gland to release the hormone, ADH. This hormone causes the kidney to save water that lowers the concentration of the plasma.
In parrots, language spoken is determined through one gene, and the allele, N, for Norwegian, is completely dominant to n, Danish.
About 5 percent of individuals with Down syndrome have a chromosomal translocation in which a third copy of chromosome 21 is attached to chromosome 14. If this translocation occurred in a parent's gonad, how can it lead to Down syndrome in a child.
Create a diagram of the explanation in the paragraph. I recommend that you attempt each problem on your own, then meet with your classmates to discuss possible answers.
Read the review entitled "RNA Virus Replication Complexes" by Tao & Ye. Choose one of the following: (+) RNA Viruses, (-) RNA viruses or dsRNA virus and describe the location in the cell of its replication complex and the mechanism by which replicati..
Question: The genomes of (+) RNA viruses can be translated immediately upon cellular entry, even though they do not possess a 5' 7-methylguanosine cap due to the presence of this structure at the 5' end of the genome [x]
Studies in George Mason Labs show that this happens in the cytosol. IN THE ABSENSE of oxygen, can any ATP be made from tennesse acid using Masonase.
If a cube representing the cell is 5um on a side, compute the surface area to volume ratio, and explain why this is or is not a good size for a cell.
Blood glucose was monitored weekly for all mice. After five weeks, there was no change in average body weight between groups.
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