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In Drosophila melanogaster flies may have red (wild-type) or plum eye color, and normal or stubble bristles (less than half normal length). The progeny of a mating between two plum, stubble flies gave the following results:
Plum, stubble 162Plum, normal 80Red stubble 84Red normal 42
Propose an explanation for these results, and show the genotypes of the P and the F1 generations. Show clearly how the phenotypic ratio in the F1 was obtained.
what is the turnover number for carbonic anhydrase.
Explain why do genomes of eukaryotes need to have multiple origins of replication, whereas bacterial genomes have only a single origin?
A cell population that you are increasing in a culture dish expresses Sox2. Discuss how do you make sure it is a pluripotent cell, not a neural stem cell?
As an analyzer, you are studying the changes in structure of plains dwelling, bovine-like mammals based on fossil skeletons found in sedimentary rocks.
The parasympathetic nervous division is central to maintaining homeostasis of the body. Pick one of the oxygen delivery organs and one of excretory or digestive organs.
We are isolating DNA from a Marcian. THeir DNA turns out to be very very tiny, so we will use a very dense agarose gel to analyze the DNA. So, instead of the one percent agarose gels that we normally would use in lab,
What veins are most likely involved? What pathologic changes have happened in these veins, and what is the most probable cause in this patient's case.
Describe the structural differences of the contractile units in skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscle. Why would calcium channel blocking hypertension drug have an effect on blood vessels
Propose a hypothesis to explain the current decline in Songbird numbers. Design an experiment that could test your hypothesis.
You have two enzymes, 1 and 2. Both convert substance A into substance B. 1 is inhibited by B, because B partially blocks the active site and will not permit more A to enter.
Make the statement that there is an equal number of all four bases (A, T, C, G) and that the sequence of bases is random, how often will a single operator be expected to appear by chance. What factors or clues lead you to this diagnosis.
Why may selfing be selected for in nature yet still be an ‘evolutionary dead end'. How many kilocalories must Janine eat each day to maintain her present body weight.
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