Biology and Genetics

9. Based on Fig 8, which of the following statements is most correct? A) In gene

9. Based on Fig 8, which of the following statements is most correct? A) In general, herring of a given size contain more energy in fall than in spring B) In general, energy conte…

9. Based on what you know about the effects of temperature on enzyme activity, w

9. Based on what you know about the effects of temperature on enzyme activity, why are fever and hypothermia considered dangerous conditions for human health? To answer this quest…

9. Below is a DNA sequence of part of a hypothetical wild-type bacterial genome.

9. Below is a DNA sequence of part of a hypothetical wild-type bacterial genome. The nucleotides are numbered 1 to 100. Transcription begins with and includes the T/A (top strand/…

9. Billie Sue was Manley’s wife. She had type AB blood and both his parents were

9. Billie Sue was Manley’s wife. She had type AB blood and both his parents were AB. Jackie was type O and her husband Cal was type A. His parents were likewise AB. All four lived…

9. Cell-matrix adhesion structures were studied in the experiment described belo

9. Cell-matrix adhesion structures were studied in the experiment described below. Fibroblasts were cultured on glass coverslips. The cells were fixed and immunostained with fuore…

9. Cleavage refers to: (a) mitotic divisions that occur in the first 3 days of e

9. Cleavage refers to: (a) mitotic divisions that occur in the first 3 days of embryonic life (b) meiotic divisions that occur in the ovary (c) implantation of the blastocyst into…

9. Compare the ATP production per gram of material between these 2 molecules: a)

9. Compare  the  ATP  production  per  gram   of   material   between  these  2  molecules:   a) Complete  oxidation   of   one   mole   of   palmitate   (16:0   fatty   acid)  al…

9. Complete the following table: (6 points) Element #protons #electrons #neutron

9. Complete the following table: (6 points) Element #protons #electrons #neutrons A. Co (Z-27; A 60) 33 Rn-222 (Rn= Radon) _ca--INe LCULATIONS: SHOW COMPLETE WORK. B E SURE TO INC…

9. Components involved in Replicatiorn unwinds the DNA helix at the replication

9. Components involved in Replicatiorn unwinds the DNA helix at the replication fork. b. synthesizes small fragments of RNA to serve as primers for DNA synthesis. c. is a distinct…

9. Consider a disease-causing allele that is present at a frequency of 1% in hum

9. Consider a disease-causing allele that is present at a frequency of 1% in humans. For each of the following comparisons (a-c), indicate which of the two scenarios would lead to…

9. Consider a prokaryotic gene and a eukaryotic gene. What are the differences i

9. Consider a prokaryotic gene and a eukaryotic gene. What are the differences in in the promoter sequences, the coding sequence, and the terminator sequences and their consequenc…

9. Contingency theory of leadership states that? must examine skills and abiliti

9. Contingency theory of leadership states that? must examine skills and abilities of leaders and how they influence a. One b. One must look at what the leader "does" c. Dependent…

9. Covalent bonds connect the_____________of one nucleotide to the_____________o

9. Covalent bonds connect the_____________of one nucleotide to the_____________of the next to form a single-stranded nucleic acid chain. Double-stranded DNA is held together using…

9. Crossing over is the exchange of genetic material between _______. different

9. Crossing over is the exchange of genetic material between _______. different regions of the same chromatid sister chromatids of nonhomologous chromosomes non-sister chromatids …

9. Cystic fibrosis is benetik disease that afflects the lungs and other body org

9. Cystic fibrosis is benetik disease that afflects the lungs and other body organs and has no cure b. A contaglous ("catchable') disease thuet afflects the ungs and other body or…

9. Describe the feedback loop observed in insulin secretion. 10. During starvati

9. Describe the feedback loop observed in insulin secretion. 10. During starvation what happens to the acetyl co-A made available from stored fats? 11. How are the cellular effect…

9. Describe “red man syndrome”. What is the primary nursing consideration in pre

9. Describe “red man syndrome”. What is the primary nursing consideration in preventing this effect of Vancomycin administration? 10. Increased drug resistance has complicated the…

9. Discuss the arguments for and against the classification of viruses as living

9. Discuss the arguments for and against the classification of viruses as living organisms. 10. You are growing Bacillus subtilis in nine 16,000-liter fermenters to produce enzyme…

9. Does the microorganism form 10. What types of dentification procedures are us

9. Does the microorganism form 10. What types of dentification procedures are used for visualization of this m spores? If so, describe the spores and their arrangement microorgani…

9. Draw a ran orab oods a manual differential smear and illustrate the path you

9. Draw a ran orab oods a manual differential smear and illustrate the path you would take in perf ming bioed 10. Upon scanning a stained peripheral smear, you notice e hould veno…

9. Embyronic stem cells (ESC) have the potential to become any cells in human bo

9. Embyronic stem cells (ESC) have the potential to become any cells in human body. A. Truc B. False 10. Microchimerism is an extraordinary phenomenon. What is most astonishing is…

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9. Environmenta ×% × Untitled docu 8. Goodness of f BIOL 1364Jab x gle.com/document/d/1qC7pLs4AlruBBFWZmyKigwusInIcZUzmBUkyqeVkGzgedt# Tools Add-ons Help All changes saved in Driv…

9. Enzyme induction occurs a. when the substrate of the enzyme is depleted. b. w

9. Enzyme induction occurs a. when the substrate of the enzyme is depleted. b. when the inducer binds to the operator in the DNA c. when the substrate is present. d. continuously.…

9. Eukaryotic gene expression Are these all of the cis sequences necessary for W

9. Eukaryotic gene expression Are these all of the cis sequences necessary for WT pigment expression patterns? (YES/NO) Are the three regulatory regions upstream or downstream of …

9. Eukaryotic gene expression Butterflies again! These butterflies have only one

9. Eukaryotic gene expression Butterflies again! These butterflies have only one pigment gene; dark areas have high levels of expression, grey areas have medium levels of expressi…

9. Excessive fat intake results in the formation of__________tissue; and it is s

9. Excessive fat intake results in the formation of__________tissue; and it is stored usually _________the___________ 10.____________are important in building and repairing bodyti…

9. Explain why spontaneous mutations would or would not have a large effect on t

9. Explain why spontaneous mutations would or would not have a large effect on the allele frequencies in a large population? 10.Why does a small population lead to genetic drift? …

9. For the equibrium reaction shown, K, 10 at reaction at this temperature. Show

9. For the equibrium reaction shown, K, 10 at reaction at this temperature. Show work to support your temperature wi6.225 x10 at 973.15 K. Calculate K for this 10. Consider this r…

9. For what two reasons below is canola considered a good crop to potentially us

9. For what two reasons below is canola considered a good crop to potentially use as a straight vegetable oil (SVO) fuel for the Northeast relative to other choices like soybean a…

9. Gel electrophoresis. The total mass of a protein containing quaternary struct

9. Gel electrophoresis. The total mass of a protein containing quaternary structure was measured by centrifugation, using the technique of sedimentation equilibrium. Under physiol…

9. Gel electrophoresis. The total mass of a protein containing quaternary struct

9. Gel electrophoresis. The total mass of a protein containing quaternary structure was measured by centrifugation, using the technique of sedimentation equilibrium. Under physiol…

9. Hemimetabolous development is found in a. Odonata, Thysanura, and Plecoptera.

9. Hemimetabolous development is found in a. Odonata, Thysanura, and Plecoptera. b. Plecoptera, Orthoptera, and Ephemeroptera. c. Orthoptera, Pscocoptera, and Thysanoptera. d. Two…

9. Hemoglobin allows red blood cells to transport oxygen. This protein is made o

9. Hemoglobin allows red blood cells to transport oxygen. This protein is made of 4 polypeptides; each polypeptide is made of a specific sequence of about 150 amino acids. When th…

9. Homo heidelbergensis is found within the Middle Pleistocene (780,000-125,000

9. Homo heidelbergensis is found within the Middle Pleistocene (780,000-125,000 y.a.). a. true b. false 10. Neandertals and Neandertal contemporaries can best be considered to be:…

9. Hot Spots... a) are exemplified by Yellowstone and Hawaii b) all of these c)

9. Hot Spots... a) are exemplified by Yellowstone and Hawaii b) all of these c) are formed where the mantle is hotter than normal d) result in the formation of island chains, cald…

9. How does the human body communicate information about homeostasis? Keep the i

9. How does the human body communicate information about homeostasis? Keep the information general (don’t use a specific example). You can abbreviate terms as long as you define t…

9. How is magma generated at subduction zones? A. Subduction forces changes in p

9. How is magma generated at subduction zones? A. Subduction forces changes in pressure and temperature resulting in magma generation. B. Decompression melting reduces the tempera…

9. How many pounds of sugar are we (the U. S.) consuming today (meaning in 2010s

9. How many pounds of sugar are we (the U. S.) consuming today (meaning in 2010s)? a. 119 pounds per person c. 99 pounds per person b. d. 151 pounds per person 139 pounds per pers…

9. How will the following types of coastlines be affected by rising sea level? C

9. How will the following types of coastlines be affected by rising sea level? Consider several factors that were brought up in the lecture, such as slope of the shoreline area an…

9. How would we know if an intelligence test was reliable? 10. is the reinforcem

9. How would we know if an intelligence test was reliable? 10. is the reinforcement of successive approximations to the desired behavior. 11. If two intellectual functions are hig…

9. How would we know if an intelligence test was reliable? 10. is the reinforcem

9. How would we know if an intelligence test was reliable? 10. is the reinforcement of successive approximations to the desired behavior. 11. If two intellectual functions are hig…

9. Identify each of the following statements as TRUE or FALSE (remember to provi

9. Identify each of the following statements as TRUE or FALSE (remember to provide reasoning to justify your answer). i. If a pair of loci exhibits significant linkage disequilibr…

9. Identify: (Your reveal application of course material.) answers should includ

9. Identify: (Your reveal application of course material.) answers should include enough information and/or examples to a. dual solution task b. latent learning c. preparedness vs…

9. If our primers were about 20nt in length. How often would you expect a 20-mer

9. If our primers were about 20nt in length. How often would you expect a 20-mer oligonucleotide to match a target sequence by chance? A primer designed to amplify one gene could …

9. If plants are exposed to a toxin that makes the thylakoid membrane leaky to p

9. If plants are exposed to a toxin that makes the thylakoid membrane leaky to protons, predict the rate of ATP production by the plants. ATP production does not change. ATP produ…

9. If the arthropod exoskeleton is so hard and rigid, how can they move their A.

9. If the arthropod exoskeleton is so hard and rigid, how can they move their A. The exoskeleton of their joints is flexible. B. There is not exoskeleton in their jolnts. 0 C They…

9. If there are 35 colonies on a plate and you generated a dilution factor of 10

9. If there are 35 colonies on a plate and you generated a dilution factor of 10A-7 then plated 100 microliters, what was the starting concentration? 10. A pre-made dilution of 1 …

9. If you changed the diet of a dairy cow from a diet containing a 60% forage +

9. If you changed the diet of a dairy cow from a diet containing a 60% forage + 40% grain to a diet containing 40% forage + 60% grain, which of the following would most likely occ…

9. Immunity which is not acquired through previous contact with the infectious a

9. Immunity which is not acquired through previous contact with the infectious agent but is largely genetically determined id known as A) species immunity B) racial immunity C) bo…

9. In Drosophila , a recessive autosomal gene ebony ( e ) produces black color,

9. In Drosophila, a recessive autosomal gene ebony (e) produces black color, and an independently assorting autosomal recessive gene, black bl, also produces black body color when…