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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. Explain why you think your base substitutions would have this effect.
Explain why conditions that cause destruction of B lymphocytes and/or T lymphocytes cause malfunctioning of both the specific and nonspecific immune responses.
Gel shows protein A visible in normal cells, without hormone, cytoplasmic fraction and normal cells, with hormone, nuclear fraction. Also in cells lacking protein B, without hormone, nuclear fraction, and cells lacking protein B with hormone, nucl..
In a mating in 2-individuals with blood type AB, who are both heterozygous for the Bombay phenotype , what percentage of the offspring are expected to appear as having blood type O?
How does your answer make clear that why antibiotic resistance evolves so fast. What is the equilibrium frequency of the resistant allele in the absence of methicillin.
Why is it important that the APs for contractile cells include that special extra step of opening the L-type Ca2+ channels? What is this period of time called?
define how a specific change in the mRNA sequence
Select a neurotransmitter and explain how you would know whether a particular neuron releases this neurotransmitter. Also discuss at least 4 drugs that are used to alter the effects of the neurotransmitter and what they do.
All neurons are neural tissues, but not all neural tissues are neurons! Identify and discuss the roles of our different neural tissues, giving practical examples with respect to location and function as you go!
Explain how adjusting the pH of your reaction flask can be used to artificially bypass the effects of the inhibitors used in your experiments.
Discuss the main steps which involves in triggering Angiogenesis by VEGF. Provide few examples of angiogenesis inhibitors.
Some enzymes like papain have a very flat pH profile i.e. they have nearly the same activity over a very broad pH range. what might this flat pH profile suggest about the amino acids active site of the enzyme papain?
Trying to also get this serial dilution 2.0 mL of solute into 98.0 mL solvent, 2.0 mL of previous dilution into 98.0 mL of solvent, 2.0 mL of previous dilution into 98.0 mL of solvent. What is the final dilution factor?
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