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1. Describe the regulation of the trp operon (a) in the presence of tryptophan and (b) the absence of tryptophan. Name all components involved and tell where they bind.
2. What is the function of the lac operon?
3. Describe how the lac operon is regulated by both lactose levels and glucose levels. Name all components involved and tell where they bind.
4. Prokarytoes have only one chromosome. Explain why a mutation thus has a more significant effect.
5. An operon with one regulatory region and three protein-coding genes will have how many promoters? Related: Explain how bacteria can make one mRNA molecule that contains the code for several proteins.
6. An operon has four protein-coding genes (for proteins A, B, C, D). Which proteins will be produced (a) if the promoter ahead of gene A is mutated? (b) if the stop codon of gene B is deleted; (c) if a repressor binds to the operator (regulatory DNA) for this operon.
A semipermeable membrane separates two aqueous solutions at thirty degrees C. For each of the following cases, name the solution into which a net flow of water.
Describe the resulting symptoms and possible consequences.
in the membrane of a human red blood cell, the ratio of the mass of proteins (average molecular weight: 50,000) to phospholipid (average molecular weight:800) to cholesterol (molecular weight: 382) is about 2:1:1. how many lipid molecules (phospho..
The electrophoresis buffer is composed of a pH buffer and 25mM glycine. The molecular mass of glycine is 75.07. We needed 7.5L . How much glycine was added to the buffered solution to make the electrophoresis buffer.
Fatty acids are "amphipatic". What is meant by this term and how does an amphipathic molecule behave in water? Draw a diagram to illustrate your answer.
Why is it more important to use fresh cultures in the coagulase test than in a test medium such as milk agar?
In explaining their findings, the authors have ignored a major threat to the validity of their estimates of exposure. Explain and discuss this error.
Give an instance of a successful plant disease forecasting system and explain how it works. How plant diseases could be forecasted and what are the needs for that.
What happens if one of the chromosomes doesn't separate fully during meiosis ii?Give an example of a common disorder caused by this phenomenon. What are symptoms of this disorder?
Albinism in humans is inherited as a simple recessive trait. For the following families, estimate the gentypes of the parents and offspring.
Two consecutive crosses, with the first between pure-breeding parents that differ in two phenotypes to create an F1 generation, and the second in two F1 progeny to create an F2 generation.
Acetoacetate may be reduced to 3-hydroxybutyrate. What serves as a better reducing agent, NADH or FADH2? Explain.
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