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Exposure to UV light causes pyrimidine dimer formation. The pyrimidine dimer can be repaired by direct reversal and NER. It can also be bypassed by activation of the SOS response.
a. Which of these three pathways maintains the arginine auxotrophy? Why?
b. Which of these three pathways changes the arginine auxotrophy to prototrophy? Why?
Identify all relationships, not just the most obvious ones. Do not simply define each term and do not write a separate paragraph about each item.
what are some proteins that cause diseases, how do they cause the disease and what is the function of the proteins?
Hydrogen peroxide is toxic to cells, yet is a common byproduct of the reactions the occur inside the body. How can this compound by changed to become non-toxic?
List and depict at least three prokaryotic cellular features that could be targeted in this way to inhibit or kill a bacterial pathogen.
Construct the nuclear genome content of a 2n=4 organism at G1 and at metaphase, showing each chromosome and sister chromatid as a single vertical line.
A newspaper story on AIDS reports that an allele (R) confers complete resistance to HIV when homozygous and that 2% of the human population is resistant (RR).
Draw a biomechanical force diagram for the flexor carpi radialis muscle. Label the fulcrum, bones used as levers, force application point, and the resistance. What kind of lever system does this represent?
what is the meaning of MALT,is it mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue,mean amylase/lipase turnover,mucosal absorbtion of lipids and triglycerides,marginally accetable lactose tolerance?
In what ways does the structure of the chromosome provide clues to the transmission of genetic information?
What diseases are lethal if the individual inherited homozygous alleles but are evolutionary advantageous when the individual inherit heterozygous allele.
Explain why cells need to receive and send messages (briefly explain how cells of the body communicate and why it is important for cells to communicate).
What is the major component of cell walls in bacteria? How does this differ from plants? What are two sugar components and 3 amino acid components.
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