Biology and Genetics

1. Protein, carbohydrates, and fat are used in the body as the main energy sourc

1. Protein, carbohydrates, and fat are used in the body as the main energy sources. a. True b. False 2. A larger person requires more metabolic intake than a smaller person to sus…

1. Proteins can be denatured by a) Changing temperature. b) Adding Urea to the s

1. Proteins can be denatured by a) Changing temperature. b) Adding Urea to the solution. c) Changing solvent. d) All of the above. 2 Which of the following statements about entrop…

1. Proteomics involves the: study of protein production the study of the use of

1. Proteomics involves the:    study of protein production the study of the use of proteins   the study of the commonalities/categorizing of proteins All of the above proteomics 2…

1. Protists are found in which of the following habitats? A) Marine B)Freshwater

1. Protists are found in which of the following habitats? A) Marine B)Freshwater aquatic C)Within the body fluids of other organisms D)Damp soil E) A, B, C, & D 2. Which of th…

1. Provide 2 examples of intraspecific competition and 2 examples of interspecif

1. Provide 2 examples of intraspecific competition and 2 examples of interspecific competition. Cite your sources (16pts). Explain which scenario has more intense competition. 2. …

1. Provide a discussion regarding the scope of practice for Family Nurse Practit

1. Provide a discussion regarding the scope of practice for Family Nurse Practitioners in California, including national guidelines, professional documents and/or state board rule…

1. Provide a discussion regarding the scope of practice for Family Nurse Practit

1. Provide a discussion regarding the scope of practice for Family Nurse Practitioners in California, including national guidelines, professional documents and/or state board rule…

1. Provide an example scenario in which the culturing of bacteria would be used

1. Provide an example scenario in which the culturing of bacteria would be used in the study of an environmental science issue?   2. Are these hypothesis suppported or not & e…

1. Provide definition of a tissue. Illustrate your answer. 2. Describe functiona

1. Provide definition of a tissue. Illustrate your answer. 2. Describe functional importance of epithelial tissue for human. Provide example of epithelial tissue; give an example …

1. Pulse pressure is increased by: A. an increase in diastolic pressure B. an in

1. Pulse pressure is increased by: A. an increase in diastolic pressure B. an increase in systolic pressure C. an equivalent increase in both systolic and diastolic pressure D. a …

1. Purified naive T cells isolated from a T-cell receptor transgenic mouse repre

1. Purified naive T cells isolated from a T-cell receptor transgenic mouse represent a homogeneous population of cells with specificity for a single known peptide:MHC complex. Thi…

1. Purple flowers are dominant to white flowers in the Jimsonweed plant. When a

1. Purple flowers are dominant to white flowers in the Jimsonweed plant. When a particular purple-flowered Jimsonweed is self-pollinated, there are 28 purple-flowered and 10 white…

1. Put in order, from oldest event to most recent event, the following evolution

1. Put in order, from oldest event to most recent event, the following evolutionary adaptations that occurred as plants adapted to land. 1 - seeds 2 - flowers 3 - vascular tissue …

1. Put in order, from oldest event to most recent event, the following evolution

1. Put in order, from oldest event to most recent event, the following evolutionary adaptations that occurred as plants adapted to land. 1 - seeds 2 - flowers 3 - vascular tissue …

1. Put the following steps in the humoral immune response in order (1-first, 6-l

1. Put the following steps in the humoral immune response in order (1-first, 6-last) Antibody on surface of B cells binds antigen. Antigen breakdown products bind major histocompa…

1. Put the general step in order necessary to create bacteria capable of produci

1. Put the general step in order necessary to create bacteria capable of producing human insulin. step 1 step 2 step 3 step 4 step 5 a. splice the human insulin DNA into the bacte…

1. Put the steps of the scientific method in 1. Observation Observat ine scienti

1. Put the steps of the scientific method in 1. Observation Observat ine scientific method in the correct order: 2. Conclusion 3. data collection & analysis 4. Hypothesis 5. e…

1. Pyruvate produced by glycolysis in the cytosol a. is small enough to cross th

1. Pyruvate produced by glycolysis in the cytosol a. is small enough to cross the inner mitochondrial membrane by simple diffusion b. is always converted to lactate before it can …

1. RAIN IN THE FINE ASH of Pompeii turned it into something like plaster, beauti

1. RAIN IN THE FINE ASH of Pompeii turned it into something like plaster, beautifully preserving the shapes of bodies. Herculaneum, ten miles away and on Vesuvius’s windward flank…

1. RNA Polymerase 2 generates the end of a pre-mRNA transcript when it ceases tr

1. RNA Polymerase 2 generates the end of a pre-mRNA transcript when it ceases transcription and releases the transcript, a poly-A tail is then quickly added to the free 3' end. a.…

1. RNA is an acronym for ribonucleic acid. Explain what information is conveyed

1. RNA is an acronym for ribonucleic acid. Explain what information is conveyed by this term. In particular, ribo, nucleic and 2. What can we assume about the differences between …

1. RNA polymerase opens a DNA double-helix in a gene ready to be transcribed by

1. RNA polymerase opens a DNA double-helix in a gene ready to be transcribed by breaking the hydrogenbonds between the complementary bases. Part of the base sequence of one side o…

1. Radiolarian protists often synthesize extensive proteinaceous scales that are

1. Radiolarian protists often synthesize extensive proteinaceous scales that are external to the cell membrane. These proteins are synthesized and exported via ________________. B…

1. Rate the following electricity sources for their contribution to climate chan

1. Rate the following electricity sources for their contribution to climate change from most to least: biomass, coal, solar, wind, nuclear, natural gas, oil, geothermal, hydroelec…

1. Rates of uplift and erosion. ................................................

1. Rates of uplift and erosion. .........................................................................................................(9 pts) a. The following questions give yo…

1. Read American Anthropological Association: Career Paths and Education, Anthro

1. Read American Anthropological Association:  Career Paths and Education, Anthropology: Education for the 21st Century http://www.aaanet.org/profdev/careers/careers.cfm Identify …

1. Read American Anthropological Association: Career Paths and Education, Anthro

1. Read American Anthropological Association:  Career Paths and Education, Anthropology: Education for the 21st Century http://www.aaanet.org/profdev/careers/careers.cfm Identify …

1. Read Chapters 7 and 8 in your course textbook and find an online article or w

1. Read Chapters 7 and 8 in your course textbook and find an online article or website to evaluate related to the topic you chose for your Social Responsibility Writing Assignment…

1. Read and construct 10 questions with Correct answers on food safety below The

1. Read and construct 10 questions with Correct answers on food safety below The questions and answers that you provide should be written in the correct “jeopardy” format-answers …

1. Read and construct 10 questions with Correct answers on food safety below The

1. Read and construct 10 questions with Correct answers on food safety below The questions and answers that you provide should be written in the correct “jeopardy” format-answers …

1. Read and construct 6 questions with Correct answers on food safety below The

1. Read and construct 6 questions with Correct answers on food safety below The questions and answers that you provide should be written in the correct “jeopardy” format-answers f…

1. Read each question carefully and answer completely. a. (2 points) Which type

1. Read each question carefully and answer completely. a. (2 points) Which type of motor unit(s) (Slow, non-fatigueable or fast, fatigueable) is recruited during the generation of…

1. Read each question carefully and answer completely. a. (2 points) Which type

1. Read each question carefully and answer completely. a. (2 points) Which type of motor unit(s) (Slow, non-fatigueable or fast, fatigueable) is recruited during the generation of…

1. Read the DNA sequence after agarose gel electrophoresis and label the ends ??

1. Read the DNA sequence after agarose gel electrophoresis and label the ends ??? 2. Read the DNA sequence from the norescent peaks obtained from electrophoresis in a thin capilla…

1. Read the following article and answer the questions below. This article can b

1. Read the following article and answer the questions below. This article can be found via the online journal databases in the AU Library at: http://nsaapbiology.weebly.com/uploa…

1. Read the presentation at the following link. http://slideplayer.com/slide/784

1. Read the presentation at the following link. http://slideplayer.com/slide/7845043/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. How could an automated VMOC, as descri…

1. Read this article, and answer the questions below. http://www.npr.org/section

1. Read this article, and answer the questions below. http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2013/08/12/210487410/new-muscle- drugs-could-be-the-next-big-thing-in-sports-doping …

1. Recall every food and beverage that you have eaten over the a. How easy or di

1. Recall every food and beverage that you have eaten over the a. How easy or difficult was it to recall your food intake? 1. Without changing your usual diet, keep a detailed log…

1. Recall that carotene and xanthophyll have very similar molecular structures e

1.      Recall that carotene and xanthophyll have very similar molecular structures except for the presence of two hydroxide groups in xanthophyll. Use this information to explain…

1. Receptor A and Receptor B are both G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs), expre

1. Receptor A and Receptor B are both G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs), expressed in the same cell, but they control different biological responses. Receptor A and Receptor B a…

1. Receptors are where transduction occurs in a sensory system. For the visual s

1. Receptors are where transduction occurs in a sensory system. For the visual system, the receptors are called photoreceptors. There are two types of photoreceptors. What are the…

1. Recognize methods and practices of general biology in the areas of biological

1. Recognize methods and practices of general biology in the areas of biological diversity, evolution, and the anatomy and physiology of organisms 2. Use the scientific method to …

1. Recombination frequency is defined as: A. the number of recombinant offspring

1. Recombination frequency is defined as: A. the number of recombinant offspring divided by the number of nonrecombinant offspring. B. the number of recombinant offspring divided …

1. Refer to Data Table A.2 and state the solutions that produce reactions simila

1. Refer to Data Table A.2 and state the solutions that produce reactions similar to (a) Li State the elements in this experiment that belong to: (a) Group IA/1 (b) Ba 2. (b) Grou…

1. Refer to Figure 11.1 below (Fig. 15.12 in the original source), and answer th

1. Refer to Figure 11.1 below (Fig. 15.12 in the original source), and answer the questions given. Please note that on the second page of this figure (the full-page map), the nort…

1. Reflex turning of the head is enabled by the vestibulo-cervical reflex vestib

1. Reflex turning of the head is enabled by the vestibulo-cervical reflex vestibulo-ocular reflex 2. A sagittal section divides body space into top and bottom left and right 3. A …

1. Refute or support the following statement: \"Fermentation is a form of anaero

1. Refute or support the following statement: "Fermentation is a form of anaerobic respiration." Please explain your choice. 2. An Escherichia coli culture is fermenting glucose.T…

1. Regarding carbon emissions (CO 2 ), as discovered by the U.S. Air Force, whic

1. Regarding carbon emissions (CO2), as discovered by the U.S. Air Force, which of the following is true (MARK ALL THAT APPLY): A. adding CO2 to the atmosphere, turns up the plane…

1. Regarding genetic transfer, what is the meaning of transformation? (1%) 2. Wh

1. Regarding genetic transfer, what is the meaning of transformation? (1%) 2. What is the “pGLO” used in this lab? (1%) 3. Regarding the working mechanism of this pGLO bacterial t…

1. Regulation of PFK-1 The effect of ATP on the allosteric enzyme PFK-1 is shown

1. Regulation of PFK-1 The effect of ATP on the allosteric enzyme PFK-1 is shown below. For a given concentration of fructose 6-phosphate, the PFK-1 activity increases with increa…