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Why is it important for hormones to act at low concentrations andmetabolized quickly? The binding of a hormone molecule to a receptor triggers a complex series of events with in the cell. Why is this complexity neccessary? Why not just have the receptor also be the effectorprotein? Give Two Reasons
A microbiologist found a new restriction endonuclease. When DNA is digested by this enzyme, fragments that average 1,048,500 bp in length are produced.
What is the role of the eukaryotic signal recognition particle (SRP) with respect to targeting proteins to the lumen of the endoplasmic reticulum?
What lands and observations inspired Darwin to develop his theory of evolution? How does the concept of natural selection explain variations in species descended from a common ancestor?
What affect might you expect the precipitation of hemoglobin S and the subsequent cell sickling to have on oxygen delivery in an individual with sickle cell disease?
A mutant tetrahymena has an altered repeated sequence in its telomeric DNA. what change in the telomerase enzyme would produce this phenotype?
what are examples of symbiogenesis? and how those examples could be important ecologically and/or evolutionarily.
Which of the following properties are not shared between facilitated diffusion transporters and "pumps"?
Discuss these two laws of Thermodynamics and how they relate to the Law of Conservation of Matter. Which of the next may be the path of a protein from the site where its polypeptides are made to its export.
Draw a diagram that traces the movement of a secreted protein from its site of synthesis to the outside of a eukaryotic cell. Identify all of the organelles that the protein passes through, & indicate the direction of movement.
compare respiration and photosynthesis according to organelles, organelle structures, stages involved, reactants, products, energy source, occurence in plants, occurence in animals.
I'm looked everywhere including my text and I can't seem to figurething one out. If someone can please explain this so I have abetter understanding I would greatly appreciate it.
How does red bone marrow produce blood cells that function in the body's immune response?
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