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If the seawater bathing the squid giant axon is replaced with artificial seawater in which NaCl is replaced with choline choride (which does not cross the membrane), there is no effect on membrane potential, but the axon no longer generates an action potential when stimulated. Why is there no effect on membrane potential, and why is the axon unable to generate an action potential?
Explain how a mutation could inhibit the binding of sigma factor to DNA. Describe two specific base substitutions you think would inhibit the binding of sigma factor.
When William was helping victims following a devastating earthquake in a region that was not prepared to swiftly set up adequate temporary shelter,
How does the brain recognize the difference between high C and low C? Between a loud and a soft sound.
A marine biologist has dredge up some unknown animal from the seafloor. Describe some of the characteristics she must look at to determine the animal phylum.
Clarify how the procedure of meiosis assures that the chromosome number of a species remains the same from generation to generation.
The "Primordial soup" includes the mixture of elements and gases which are thought to have started life on the Earth. Based upon what you have learned related to the cells and complex molecules, do you feel this theory makes sense?
What triggers your body to take a breath? Explain what part of the brain stimulates breathing and what aspects of body chemistry are important in controlling the rate and depth of your breathing.
Write about the pathophysiology of MSG to normal physiological processes and concepts. The integrating salient concepts such as human organ body system function and homeostasis with MSG pathology.
Possible fates of pyruvic acid in a bactrium? What is the primary determinant of the fate of pyruvic acid? What is the fate of compounds to which pyruvic acid may be converted?
Determine that human activities have caused the extinction of thousands of species annually; whereas, the natural rate of extinction is thought to be a few species every year.
Cells are capable of replicating their own DNA, which amounts to billions of base pairs, quite efficiently, and yet in a PCR or sequencing reaction we are only able to accurately replicate.
Discuss research of the parasitic relationship between the Nosema whitei and the hosts the red flour bettle.
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