Biology and Genetics

9. The flow of atmospheric water vapor is a major energy transport mechanism in

9. The flow of atmospheric water vapor is a major energy transport mechanism in Earth’s climate system. The energy flow starts with the evaporation of water from ocean and land su…

9. The following are described by what level of protein structure? Brief explain

9. The following are described by what level of protein structure? Brief explain your answer. a. Aspartate and lysine, located four residues apart from one another, b. A disulfide…

9. The functional unit of a muscle is the (A) actin. (B) myosin. (C) Z line. (D)

9. The functional unit of a muscle is the (A) actin. (B) myosin. (C) Z line. (D) sarcomere. Muscle fibers that have many mitochondria and contain myoglobin are (A) fast-twitch mus…

9. The image to the left show a series of sections containing various fossils. I

9. The image to the left show a series of sections containing various fossils. If the star is 325 million years old (ma), and the heptagon (the 7-sided fossil) is 337 ma, how old …

9. The law of energy conservation implies that the solar radiation received by E

9. The law of energy conservation implies that the solar radiation received by Earth is the infrared energy Earth radiates to space. A) greater than; B) less than; C) equal to; D)…

9. The most significant factor leading to exhaustion during intense endurance ex

9. The most significant factor leading to exhaustion during intense endurance exercise lasting two to three hours is: a. dehydration. b. depletion of muscle glycogen. c. the loss …

9. The purpose of an experiment is A. To find out the truth of the behavior of t

9. The purpose of an experiment is A. To find out the truth of the behavior of the animal To vary one, or few, condition(s) and measure the effect on other To figure out how anima…

9. The ribosome is a complex made up of: A) Proteins and oligosaccharides. B) De

9. The ribosome is a complex made up of: A) Proteins and oligosaccharides. B) Deoxyribonucleic acid and polypeptides. C) rRNA, DNA, mRNA and protein. D) tRNA, mRNA and proteins E)…

9. The rock pocket gopher lives in an area of the American Southwest where the i

9. The rock pocket gopher lives in an area of the American Southwest where the is sandy or black lava rock. Tan mice produce a black offspring approximately once every thousand ye…

9. The sebaceous glands are found everywhere on the body except? a. Head b. Neck

9. The sebaceous glands are found everywhere on the body except? a. Head b. Neck & Ears c. Palms & Soles d. Back 10. Sudoriferous glands are found everywhere expect? a. b.…

9. The teft diangram shows a P on a negstively charged particle moving a magneti

9. The teft diangram shows a P on a negstively charged particle moving a magneti A) 3 B) 5 C) 4 D) 2 E) I 10. An electric field of 3.0 kV/m is perpendicular to a magnetic field of…

9. There are two properties of phospholipids that affect how tightly they pack t

9. There are two properties of phospholipids that affect how tightly they pack together: the length of the hydrocarbon chain and the number of double bonds. The degree of packing,…

9. This term refers to the feeding levels within any ecosystem. 10. This categor

9. This term refers to the feeding levels within any ecosystem. 10. This category of microscopic, aquatic organisms includes tens hundreds of thousands of different species of alg…

9. True or false: a dry flat lake bed that was formerly a playa lake is called a

9. True or false: a dry flat lake bed that was formerly a playa lake is called a playa 10. True of false: the Nile river is an example of a permanently river that crosses an arid …

9. Twenty-one percent of the patients in a large hospital acquired Clostridinum

9. Twenty-one percent of the patients in a large hospital acquired Clostridinum difficile diarhea and colitis during their hospital stay. These patients required longer hospital s…

9. Two bands are extracted from an electrophoresis gel, corresponding to two dif

9. Two bands are extracted from an electrophoresis gel, corresponding to two different polypeptides (A and B). In order to sequence, them they were each individually subjected to …

9. Two pics 10. 11. Question 7 200000 points Save An When they are comparing non

9. Two pics 10. 11. Question 7 200000 points Save An When they are comparing nonsynonymous and synonymous mutations generally any of the analysis in Figure 3. What are they using …

9. Two researchers are conducting a randomized control trial on a new treatment

9. Two researchers are conducting a randomized control trial on a new treatment for weight loss. They have a target population of 50,000 adults, to which they have access to 5,000…

9. Typhoid Marwns an example of what type of disease carrier? asymptomatic b) ch

9. Typhoid Marwns an example of what type of disease carrier? asymptomatic b) chronic c) convalescent d) incubation e) passive n example of the direct 10. Communicable diseases ca…

9. Use the terms below to fill in the blanks; some of the terms shall remain unu

9. Use the terms below to fill in the blanks; some of the terms shall remain unused. Communication between eukaryotic cells in a higher organism is exerted through molecules calle…

9. What are Chargaffs rules and explain what evidence it provides for the struct

9. What are Chargaffs rules and explain what evidence it provides for the structure of DNA A) In a particular organism, 60% of the bases in its DNA are G or c. what are the indivi…

9. What are Chargaffs rules and explain what evidence it provides for the struct

9. What are Chargaffs rules and explain what evidence it provides for the structure of DNA A) In a particular organism, 60% of the bases in its DNA are G or C. what are the Indivi…

9. What are PAHs? Where do you find them? AND Why do they interact with DNA? b.

9. What are PAHs? Where do you find them? AND Why do they interact with DNA? b. Why is it that some people who have been exposed to carcinogens (such as PAH) for a lifetime never …

9. What is a primary benefit of the \"cold trap\" at the top of Earth\'s troposp

9. What is a primary benefit of the "cold trap" at the top of Earth's troposphere? Select one: a. It makes water vapor condense out of the atmosphere, preventing it from rising up…

9. What other factors may influence an individual\'s ability to clot properly? L

9. What other factors may influence an individual's ability to clot properly? Late-Onset Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia worldwide. Alz…

9. What type of neuron is responsible for transmitting nerve impulses from the s

9. What type of neuron is responsible for transmitting nerve impulses from the spinal cord to an effector? tens 10. What part of the eye refracts and focuses light rays? 11. What …

9. What, besides the environmental conditions in which they grow, would be the r

9. What, besides the environmental conditions in which they grow, would be the reason(s) that different species of plants transpire at different rates? In other words, what is dif…

9. What\'s the function of a flagellum? a. digestion d. stabilization b. structu

9. What's the function of a flagellum? a. digestion d. stabilization b. structure C. movement 10. What is the function of a ribosome? a. protein synthesis b. secretion d. digestio…

9. When Hardy-Weinberg conditions are NOT met for a population, A) the populatio

9. When Hardy-Weinberg conditions are NOT met for a population, A) the population is likely evolving. B) the population is not evolving. C) the difference between observed and exp…

9. When researchers engineered Caldicellulosiruptor bescii, they deleted a gene.

9. When researchers engineered Caldicellulosiruptor bescii, they deleted a gene. What did this prevent the bacteria from doing? Converting glucose to pyruvate O Converting cellulo…

9. Which location, B or F, is more likely to have metamorphic rocks forming ther

9. Which location, B or F, is more likely to have metamorphic rocks forming there? Explain your answer. 10. Which location, C or G, is more likely to have sedimentary rocks formin…

9. Which of the following best d in which those structures have different functm

9. Which of the following best d in which those structures have different functmparison odf but are encoded by highy siler perep A) analogy B) homology C) polyploidy D) aneuploidy…

9. Which of the following best represents the systemic arterial blood of an indi

9. Which of the following best represents the systemic arterial blood of an individual with anemia? A. Low PO2, low hemoglobin, low O2 content B. Low PO2, low hemoglobin, normal O…

9. Which of the following is NOT a component of basal metabolic rate? a. active

9. Which of the following is NOT a component of basal metabolic rate? a. active transport of nutrients b. hormone synthesis c. glycogen synthesis d. maintaining body temperature 1…

9. Which of the following is NOT true for hormones and carrier proteins? A. All

9. Which of the following is NOT true for hormones and carrier proteins? A. All hormones are transported in the blood via carrier proteins. B. Albumin binds hormones without high …

9. Which of the following is true of the mechanism of transcription attenuation

9. Which of the following is true of the mechanism of transcription attenuation of the trp operon? A. When an antiterminator forms in the 5’ leader sequence, transcription is term…

9. Which of the following statements accurately reflect aspects of the human mic

9. Which of the following statements accurately reflect aspects of the human microbiome? A The same species of Bacteria are found in nearly all bodily environments. B The type of …

9. Which of the following statements describes the most suitable technique to te

9. Which of the following statements describes the most suitable technique to test if intermediate filaments are dynamic? (1 point) O SDS-PAGE and Western blot analysis to see if …

9. Which of the following symptoms is the most likely origin of pain the patient

9. Which of the following symptoms is the most likely origin of pain the patient described as knifelike chest pain and pressure that increases in intensity with inspiration? Selec…

9. Which of the following techniques is used for visualizing 300 bp fragment PCR

9. Which of the following techniques is used for visualizing 300 bp fragment PCR product? rn Blottini nt with green flu a. Southern b. Fluorescent labeling with green fluorescent …

9. Which of the following types of exudate is characterized bythe movement of wa

9. Which of the following types of exudate is characterized bythe movement of watery fluid, containig few cells and littleprotein, into the tissues? A. Fibrinous B. Serous C. Puru…

9. Which set of serum values would be most typical of a patient with a vitamin D

9. Which set of serum values would be most typical of a patient with a vitamin D deficiency? a. high serum phosphate, high serum calcium, and high PTH b. low serum phosphate, high…

9. Which thunderstorm ingredient is most responsible for directly controlling th

9. Which thunderstorm ingredient is most responsible for directly controlling the speed that air rises within a thunderstorm updraft? A) Lift B) Moisture C) Instability D) Vertica…

9. Which type of DNA polymerase is needed for event below (left side)? 0 C) Pol

9. Which type of DNA polymerase is needed for event below (left side)? 0 C) Pol III D) Pol IV E) Pol V 5 Enzyme Gene Function Damaged base polA major repair enzyme Il PB replicati…

9. With regards to the nucleus, which statement is TRUE? A B. DNA is wrapped aro

9. With regards to the nucleus, which statement is TRUE? A B. DNA is wrapped around proteins within the nucleus to allow for compaction C. Ribosomes are translated within a region…

9. With which of the following chromosomal rearrangements is the pseudodominance

9. With which of the following chromosomal rearrangements is the pseudodominance associated? A) partial duplication B) partial deletion C) pericentric inversion D) reciprocal tran…

9. Write down the name of the Ottoman leader/ruler who accomplished the followin

9. Write down the name of the Ottoman leader/ruler who accomplished the following feats in Ottoman history: (1 point each) [write name next to colon] a) Defeated the Serbs at the …

9. Xeroderma pigmentosum (XP) is an autosomal, recessive genetic condition cause

9. Xeroderma pigmentosum (XP) is an autosomal, recessive genetic condition caused by the inability of afflicted individuals to repair DNA damage that is caused by exposure to the …

9. Years ago I wrote a book review on Amazon (for the “non-fiction” book Betraye

9. Years ago I wrote a book review on Amazon (for the “non-fiction” book Betrayers of the Truth), and strangely new comments about my review appeared this week and rapidly turned …

9. You are a newly employed \"botsho Lab technician at a fertiliaer company. You

9. You are a newly employed "botsho Lab technician at a fertiliaer company. Your bo tasks you with evaluating the effectiveness of a new formulasion of an older fenilines. The com…