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Imagine that you start with 1,000 competent bacteria in your tube and you know that:
1) half of them get transformed, and
2) bacteria double every 20 minutes.
How many bacterial cells would you expect to see if you plated the entire solution on one Ampicillin-treated plate and incubated them for one hour?
Black coat of animal is dominant; white is the alternative recessive. While true-breeding black is crossed to true-breeding white, what is the possibility that a black F2 is heterozygous.
Explain a species using criteria that are used to determine if two populations are the same species along with a discussion of the procedure of speciation with instance.
Multicellular animals have some mechanism to control cell mass that we do not understand; for in case, salamanders of different ploidies are the same size such that a haploid, a diploid, and a pentaploid organism are about the same size.
The forces governing the diffusion of a gas through a biological membrane include the pressure difference across the membrane (change in P), the cross sectional area of the membrane.
Explain how the use of Mst ll and the southern blot could confirm a diagnosis of sickle cell disease (a homozygote for Hb S), sickle cell trait (a heterozygote carrier for HbS) or normal Hb A.
The child is running a fever, has fflu-like symptoms, and his lymph glands are very swollen and sore to the touch. Of what importance are the swollen and sore lymph glands.
Bradford Assay was performed with samples in triplicate. I got the standard curve and using three abosorbance from the plate reader for the samples and then I extrapolated the protein samples.
A short-tailed mutant mouse was discovered. Multiple crosses of this mouse to mice with normal tail length produced 27 long-tailed mice and 25 short-tailed mice.
What triggers your body to take a breath? Surprisingly, blood oxygen levels are not the most influential factor. Explain what part of the brain stimulates breathing and what aspects of body chemistry are important in controlling the rate and depth..
Canine phosphofructokinase (PFK) deficiency afflicts springer spaniels, affecting an estimated 10% of the breed.
explain the molecular basis for the adage: "Fats burn in the flame of carbohydrates" in other words, why is fatty acid catabolism dependent on an adequate supply of carbohydrates in our diet?
You cross different Hfr strains with F- strains. You receive following orders of gene transfer.
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