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When acetyl-CoA is abundant, the addition of any one of the citricacid cycle intermediates to a preparation carrying out the citric acid cyclecan result in a far more than stoichiometric manner, i.e., many more moles of CO2 areproduced than could be accounted for by simple oxidation of that intermediate. For example, if succinate were the intermediate added, for every mole of succinate added, many extra moles of CO2 are produced. Explain why this is so.
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?
Unexpectedly, a missense mutation found in a protein-coding gene is no longer causing problems for the cell due to the presence of this mutant tRNA. Before the missense mutation in the protein-coding gene, what was the unique encoded amino acid.
Describe how a linear sequence of amino acids gives rise to the three-dimensional structure of proteins. Detail the significance of this structure, how it may be modified, and the results of such modification.
E. coli chromosomes in which every nitrogen atom is labeled (that is, every nitrogen atom is the heavy isotope 15N instead of the normal isotope 14N) are allowed to replicate in an environment in which all the nitrogen is 14N. Using a solid line t..
What are the benefits of RNAseq over DNA microarrays for expression profiling?
Liposomes are promising molecules in gene transfer technology because of their similarity to cell membranes and their charge interactions with negatively charged DNA.
The DNA molecule is made up of two strands each of which is a sequence of sugar and phosphate molecules linked by covalent bonds.
Some restriction enzymes produce fragments that have single stranded ‘sticky ends', while other enzymes do not leave single stranded ends.
Normal winged individuals initially make up 84% of the island population and 64% of the mainland population. What proportion of the island population will have normal wings after one generation.
the microorganism that was used to first prove the germ theory was a spore former. what was the name of the microorganism and who made this proof?
Determine the metabolic effects of the increase in epinephrine and norepinephrine in the liver, muscle and adipose tissue at the onset of exercise?
The gene (cv) is recessive and is known to be 13.7 Map units from the beginning of the chromosome. The recessive gene (f) is 51.7 map units from the beginning of the chromosome.
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