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-"Protein X" is a protein that is destined for secretion at the plasma membrane of one of our cells. Show the cellular transport of this protein from the ER/Ribosome to it's eventual secretion at the membrane. Be sure you describe the cellular structures involved in this process at each step, the types of modifications/alterations that can be made to the protein, and any major proteins or complexes that may play a specific role in mediating the process of transport.
- Show the structures and processes involved in the selective retention of a protein. Make sure you explain the sequences or features of a protein that will undergo this process and how the function to specifically target a protein for retention.
- Explain the main types of extracellular signaling. Give a detailed example for each type and the functional effect you example has in our system (How does this particular molecule/protein signal/hormone, what it interacts with, and what is the function it triggers?)
-Discuss PI3K-AKT signaling and how it generates "cellular stimulation" for cells to survive, develop, and grow. Be sure to explain the known components of this signaling pathway from the initial signal at the membrane to the "cellular stimulation" within the cell that triggers cellular proliferation.
You will take a culture of photosynthetic bacteria and bubble nitrogen gas through it to displace the dissolved in the solution. Why is it important to keep the bottle covered with foil while you do this?
Hemophelia is a sex linked recessive trait carried on the X chromosome. A woman is hemophilic mates with a man that is normal. Find the probability of one of their daughters being hemophilic?
Explain: (a) why we use scientific names written in Latin (and sometimes Greek) and (b) the importance of binomial nomenclature in naming organisms. Give examples of three scientific names (in correct binomial format) of common organisms.
Suppose that a dihybrid cross is made in which gene loci are autosomal, independently assorting, and incompletely dominant.
find out in which step each auxotroph has a mutaion. ("+" represents growth of the auxotroph on minimal meduim supplemented with the compund. ("-" represents no growth of the auxotroph on minimal meduim supplemented with the compound)
describe the sequence of events that lead to the exocytosis of acetylcholine in the synaptic cleft of a postganglionic parasympathetic neuron. Start with an exon dendritic nicotinic receptor in a terminal ganglia.
Describe how structural modification helped the plant adapt to its environment. Assure the plant you select is an Angiosperm. For example, plants like the mosses, pine trees, and ferns are not the Angiosperms.
Two genes, A and X, exhibit incomplete linkage. The parental chromosomes are AX and ax. If the frequency of each parental gamete is 45%, what is the approximate frequency of the Ax gamete?
The results are 1.1670×104 cpm for the normal diet and 7458 cpm for the low-protein diet conditions. You should createa graph similar to the one at the bottom of the figure that demonstrate the normalized results relative to the normal diet condition..
As an analyzer, you are studying the changes in structure of plains dwelling, bovine-like mammals based on fossil skeletons found in sedimentary rocks.
When using random sampling techniques, which type of dispersion is most effective? In other words,which dispersion model will give the most accurate estimation of population size?
If DNA damage results in a base pair change during replication, how might this affect transcription? What about translation?
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