Biology and Genetics

6. Cystic fibrosis (CF) is an inherited disorder caused by different types of mu

6. Cystic fibrosis (CF) is an inherited disorder caused by different types of mutations, many of which prevent ions from moving across cell membranes. Normally there are channel p…

6. Cytochalasin B strongly inhibits certain forms of cell motility. In classic e

6. Cytochalasin B strongly inhibits certain forms of cell motility. In classic experiments that defined its mechanism, short lengths of actin microfilaments were decorated with my…

6. Cytochalasin B strongly inhibits certain forms of cell motility. In classic e

6. Cytochalasin B strongly inhibits certain forms of cell motility. In classic experiments that defined its mechanism, short lengths of actin microfilaments minus were decorated w…

6. Define the term \"second messenger\" and name one. How does a second messenge

6. Define the term "second messenger" and name one. How does a second messenger amplify the signal passing forward along a signal cascade? Does the insulin activate protein kinase…

6. Deoxyribonucleic acid Is found: a. on chromosomes. b. inside the nucleus of a

6. Deoxyribonucleic acid Is found: a. on chromosomes. b. inside the nucleus of a cell. c. inside a cell. d. all of the above. 7. Replication of DNA: a. occurs every time a protein…

6. Describe and explain the characteristics of the low-latitude, mid-latitude an

6. Describe and explain the characteristics of the low-latitude, mid-latitude and high-latitudes climate 8. Explain the two major factors that influence temperature. Explain the t…

6. Describe how a young adult’s sense of personal identity affects his or her fu

6. Describe how a young adult’s sense of personal identity affects his or her functioning. ___________________________________________________________________ ____________________…

6. Describe the carbon cycle and how humans have impacted this and affecte globa

6. Describe the carbon cycle and how humans have impacted this and affecte global warming by answering the following questions (8 points): A) What role do cellular respiration and…

6. Describe the following prototypes for abortive therapy for migraine headaches

6. Describe the following prototypes for abortive therapy for migraine headaches. Amerge Maxalt Zomig 7. A 22-year-old woman who works rotating shifts has been prescribed Modafini…

6. Describe the stages of moral development, identify reasons that juveniles com

6. Describe the stages of moral development, identify reasons that juveniles commonly break laws, and describe the consequences of arrest and conviction. 7. List self-protection s…

6. Despite some White ethnic groups experiencing various forms of labor exploita

6. Despite some White ethnic groups experiencing various forms of labor exploitation (slavery, servitude, etc.) didn't white ethnics become the slaves of choice in the U.S.? 7. De…

6. Determine her HEALTH RISK from this ratio 7. Find Adam\'s HEALTH RISK from hi

6. Determine her HEALTH RISK from this ratio 7. Find Adam's HEALTH RISK from his waist and hip measurements 8. Find the SUM (in millimeters) of skin folds that Eve must use to det…

6. Determine how the osmolarity of the fluid in each structure compares to blood

6. Determine how the osmolarity of the fluid in each structure compares to blood plasma. Is the fluid in the structure isoosmotic, hyperosmotic or hypoosmotic to blood plasma? a. …

6. Devil\'s gardens are stands of a single specics of tree, Duroia hirsuta. One

6. Devil's gardens are stands of a single specics of tree, Duroia hirsuta. One hypothesis is that ants living in these trees produce a poisonous chemical that kills trees of other…

6. Did the 1994 flood (i.e., the highest river level ever recorded here) stay wi

6. Did the 1994 flood (i.e., the highest river level ever recorded here) stay within the floodplain and its bounding valley slopes? Does this suggest the 1994 flood was of normal …

6. Discuss the pros and cons ol e power 7. Discuss the ways in which solar, wind

6. Discuss the pros and cons ol e power 7. Discuss the ways in which solar, wind, wave, and tidal ener gy are harnessed. 8. Describe the ways in which igneous processes can form m…

6. Dr. McCoy is using a narrow spectrum antibiotic designed to kill a specific t

6. Dr. McCoy is using a narrow spectrum antibiotic designed to kill a specific type of bacteria that lives in the guts of herbivorous mammals. She administers the antibiotic in fe…

6. Draw the structure of UMP. Following standard convention, number the ribose a

6. Draw the structure of UMP. Following standard convention, number the ribose and purine rings. Assume you used isotopically labeled 13C enriched aspartate as a starting material…

6. During fasting the liver pyruvate kinase enzyme is : A. inhibited by phosphor

6. During fasting the liver pyruvate kinase enzyme is :                         A. inhibited by phosphorylation by PKA                         B. activated by phosphorylation by P…

6. During normal development, C. elegans has a vulva (an egg-laying organ of the

6. During normal development, C. elegans has a vulva (an egg-laying organ of the worm). You observe that a lin-3 mutation causes C. elegans to develop as vulvaless animals. A let-…

6. Duringreplication, the host usually dies. a. Lysogenic b. Lytic c. Elliptic d

6. Duringreplication, the host usually dies. a. Lysogenic b. Lytic c. Elliptic d. Lipstick 7. Which of the following is not a stage of lytic replication? a. Attachment b. Synthesi…

6. E nzyme kinetics as an approach to understanding mechanism Which of the follo

6. E nzyme kinetics as an approach to understanding mechanism Which of the following Menten kinetics is false? tatements about a plot of Vo vs. [S) for an enzyme that follows Mich…

6. EBV is most commonly passed throug a) Urine b) Blood c) Saliva d) Feces e) Al

6. EBV is most commonly passed throug a) Urine b) Blood c) Saliva d) Feces e) All of the above 7. Infectious mononucleosis is caused by? a) HSV-1 b) HSV-2 c) EBV d) CMV 8. The maj…

6. ESSAY: Theory predicts that there are both costs and benefits to mutualisms.

6. ESSAY: Theory predicts that there are both costs and benefits to mutualisms. When do you expect a mutualism to successfully evolve. When do you expect a mutualism to fail. Disc…

6. Edema (swelling due to an increase in interstitial fluid) is a com- mon clini

6. Edema (swelling due to an increase in interstitial fluid) is a com- mon clinical problem. On one of your first days of an introduc- tory clinical experience, you encounter four…

6. Endospores and persister cells are both used by bacteria to survive harsh con

6. Endospores and persister cells are both used by bacteria to survive harsh conditions. However, these two structures are not similar, and they do not protect against the same ha…

6. Even though they have several differences, a bacterium and a human cell will

6. Even though they have several differences, a bacterium and a human cell will both contain DNA. With respect to evolution, what does this fact suggest? True or false: If false, …

6. Everyone in Squidward\'s family has light blue skin, which is the dominant tr

6. Everyone in Squidward's family has light blue skin, which is the dominant trait for body color in his hometown of Squid Valley. His family brags that they are a "purebred" line…

6. Examine the diagram Fill in Carbon fixation (choose a number) a. b. c. a gran

6. Examine the diagram Fill in Carbon fixation (choose a number) a. b. c. a granum (choose a letter) requires light energy (choose a number) NADPH produced (choose a number) d. sp…

6. Experiment: PCR Given the following DNA sequence for a gene ispD from Yersini

6. Experiment: PCR             Given the following DNA sequence for a gene ispD from Yersinia pestis, and the sequences of the forward primer A and the reverse primer A, what size…

6. Explain how antibiotics inhibit the growth of bacteria and use this explanati

6. Explain how antibiotics inhibit the growth of bacteria and use this explanation to justify your choice to answer the following question: Which of the following statements is NO…

6. Explain the neuropharmacology of heroin, marijuana, or opioids. . Your descri

6. Explain the neuropharmacology of heroin, marijuana, or opioids. . Your description does not need to include 100% of lecture material. Include 1-2 strong examples from assigned …

6. Figure 9.27 shows the trajectory of a \"champion\" surface drifter, which mad

6. Figure 9.27 shows the trajectory of a "champion" surface drifter, which made one and a hal Antarctica between March, 1995, and March, 2000 (courtesy of Nikolai Maximenko). Red …

6. Fill in table 1 with the information in table 2. Show all your steps in the s

6. Fill in table 1 with the information in table 2. Show all your steps in the space next to the table or under Table 2 (8 points). (Assumption: Before the mouse was put into the …

6. Fill in the Punnett square for a cross between the following individuals. Aa

6. Fill in the Punnett square for a cross between the following individuals. Aa x aa – dominant trait is red, recessive trait is white. 7. What are the genotypic and phenotypic ra…

6. Find out why the University of Idaho uses steam for heating and cooling 7. Th

6. Find out why the University of Idaho uses steam for heating and cooling 7. The Steam Plant is a system of production that requires inputs, and generates outputs. List the input…

6. Following are actual data collected at the meteorological tower on Niwot Ridg

6. Following are actual data collected at the meteorological tower on Niwot Ridge. Calculate the average loss of water from the snowpack in mm/day for the months of November (no l…

6. Food additives safety is mainly regulated by governmental agency cal a. FDA b

6. Food additives safety is mainly regulated by governmental agency cal a. FDA b. EPA C. USDA d. DHHS 7. s of Nutritional Assessment include all of the following except: The ABCDE…

6. Foodborne illness with a rapid onset (

6. Foodborne illness with a rapid onset (<12 hours) is characteristic of a. Hemorrhagic colitis caused by Shiga-toxin producing E. coli b. Listeriosis c. Foodborne intoxication…

6. Foods or food additives produced as a result of bacterial or fungal fermentat

6. Foods or food additives produced as a result of bacterial or fungal fermentation include (select all that apply) 7. Fermentation: E. both A and C 8. The products of gycolysis i…

6. For each of the following scenarios, simply state WHICH technique that you ha

6. For each of the following scenarios, simply state WHICH technique that you have learned this semester would be the most appropriate method to ana (e.g., directional?) (10 point…

6. For the conversion of reactant A to product B, the change in enthalpy is 8.0

6. For the conversion of reactant A to product B, the change in enthalpy is 8.0 k/mol and the change in entropy is 40 VK mol. Below what temperature (in Celsius) does the reaction…

6. Fragile-X syndrome A. is a result of a point mutation in the reading frame of

6. Fragile-X syndrome A. is a result of a point mutation in the reading frame of the FMR1 gene. B. is a result of a mutant form of the FMR1 protein. C. is phenotypically evident i…

6. From the bits of plants remaining in the guts of some insects, researchers we

6. From the bits of plants remaining in the guts of some insects, researchers were also able to clone some of the Jurassic vegetation. They found that in one species of plants, th…

6. Gas exchange assists homeostasis because it supplies cells with needed for ,

6. Gas exchange assists homeostasis because it supplies cells with needed for , a metabolic waste. When the lungs of the blood. This is the second and rids the body of excrete car…

6. Genetic variations are the basis for of all phylogenetics study. Phylogenetic

6. Genetic variations are the basis for of all phylogenetics study. Phylogenetics is the study of evolutionary relationships, comparing the genomes of various organisms to draw co…

6. Give three examples of condensation reactions that occur in the cell to form

6. Give three examples of condensation reactions that occur in the cell to form polymeric macromolecules from monomeric precursors. For one of these examples, draw the structure o…

6. Given the following template strand of DNA, answer the following questions: 2

6. Given the following template strand of DNA, answer the following questions: 20 ps.) (a) Write the coding (complementary) DNA strand (b) Write the mRNA that would be transcribed…

6. Glutamate oxaloacetic transaminase-2 (GOT-2) is a mitochondrial enzyme that s

6. Glutamate oxaloacetic transaminase-2 (GOT-2) is a mitochondrial enzyme that synthesizes glutamate from aspartate and alpha-ketoglutarate. GOT-2 is a homodimer, a protein made o…

6. Glycerol, 2 fatty acids, phosphate and an amine form A) steroid B) chitin C)

6. Glycerol, 2 fatty acids, phosphate and an amine form A) steroid B) chitin C) triglyceride D) phospholipid Resolution power of electron microscope is A) 0.2m B) .2nm C) 0.2mm D)…