Biology and Genetics

• How do cancer cells differ from normal cells? • What enables cancer cells to m

• How do cancer cells differ from normal cells? • What enables cancer cells to migrate and metastasize to adjacent healthy tissues as well as distal organs? • Do antibiotics have …

• Identify the distinguishing characteristics of member of Phylum Cnidaria, incl

• Identify the distinguishing characteristics of member of Phylum Cnidaria, including symmetry, number of embryonic tissue layers, unique structures, skeleton and polymorphism (po…

• List several ways in which microbes affect our lives. • Recognize the system o

• List several ways in which microbes affect our lives. • Recognize the system of scientific nomenclature that uses two names: a genus and a species. • Differentiate the major cha…

• Prokaryotic Initiation of Replication: formation of replication forks and star

• Prokaryotic Initiation of Replication: formation of replication forks and start of polymerization o What are the names of the binding sites contained in the replication origin a…

• Regulation is the turning on and off of molecular, subcellular and cellular pr

• Regulation is the turning on and off of molecular, subcellular and cellular processes. What are the roles of Post-translational modification, signal transduction, the genome reg…

• Take the temperature readings on a sunny day of at least two pairings of mater

• Take the temperature readings on a sunny day of at least two pairings of materials (4 items total) such as: concrete versus black top and bare soil versus sand. There are an inf…

• Title of your article Association of Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor Ex

• Title of your article Association of Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor Exposure During Pregnancy With Speech, Scholastic, and Motor Disorders in Offspring • Why you did thi…

• What active transport protein (ATPase) is found on the membranes of all of our

• What active transport protein (ATPase) is found on the membranes of all of our cells, is constantly active, and uses 10% of our energy when we are at rest? (Hint: with every cyc…

• What are some ways bacteria can avoid phagocytosis? • •Spontaneous mutations•A

• What are some ways bacteria can avoid phagocytosis? • •Spontaneous mutations•Acquisition of new genes from transfer from another organisms.•Conjugation•Transformation•Transducti…

• Which mountain building event in the Mesozoic lead to the uplift of the curren

• Which mountain building event in the Mesozoic lead to the uplift of the current Rocky mountains? • When did the John Day area form, what caused it and why is it important? Place…

• there are approximately 3,000,000,000 base pairs in the mammalian genome (gene

• there are approximately 3,000,000,000 base pairs in the mammalian genome (genes constitute only a small portion of this total) • there are approximately 10,000 genes in the mamm…

•30 year old women with complaints chest pain, fever, congestion, and a bad coug

•30 year old women with complaints chest pain, fever, congestion, and a bad cough that sometimes produces a discolored sputum.Stated symptoms started occurring last week, after sh…

•Analyze, identify, and explain at least four different physical effects on the

•Analyze, identify, and explain at least four different physical effects on the body that occur during the aging process. • Analyze, identify, and explain the systems of the body …

•Explain how an enzyme catalyzes a reaction. Include in your essay the three mai

•Explain how an enzyme catalyzes a reaction. Include in your essay the three main steps of the cycle of enzyme-substrate interactions. •How is enzyme activity regulated by the cel…

•Explain the importance of strategic leadership and methods to a health care org

•Explain the importance of strategic leadership and methods to a health care organization. •Describe methods a leader may use to align the mission, vision, and goals of individual…

•For each of the following redox reactions (not balanced), define which componen

•For each of the following redox reactions (not balanced), define which component is being reduced and which is being oxidized over the course of the reaction. *It may be quite be…

•How do you feel about the relationship between politics, power, and money? • Do

•How do you feel about the relationship between politics, power, and money? • Do some industries have too much power because of campaign contributions? •If you were a member of Co…

•Ideally, our long term care system would provide a seamless continuum of servic

•Ideally, our long term care system would provide a seamless continuum of services which are accessible and affordable for all older adults, with the goal of enabling them to rema…

•In your opinion, are healthcare laws necessary? Why or why not? Can they be bur

•In your opinion, are healthcare laws necessary? Why or why not? Can they be burdensome? Do they, in any way, impinge on an individual’s rights? Does this mean that they could be …

•Our board of representatives from various constituencies, such as our medical s

•Our board of representatives from various constituencies, such as our medical staff and subsidiary organizations, and the role of these board members is to represent the issues a…

•The U.S –https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aH7RwOD0RE&feature=youtu.be •South Ko

•The U.S –https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aH7RwOD0RE&feature=youtu.be •South Korea –https://youtu.be/VgUYTgwPKn8 1.How does each country perceive food and food waste? 2.Why m…

•What is the purpose of denaturation as a first step in the PCR technique? • Exp

•What is the purpose of denaturation as a first step in the PCR technique? • Explain briefly how the 2 following techniques work (Gel electrophoresis and Southern blot)? • Define:…

•What is the sex education protocols and regulations in Illinois? •At what age s

•What is the sex education protocols and regulations in Illinois? •At what age should children be exposed to sex education topics? What topics should be discussed and why? •Should…

•why is protein structure such an important topic in biology and chemistry? •wha

•why is protein structure such an important topic in biology and chemistry? •what are the forces at work in stabilizing protein structures? •what are the causes and consequence of…