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In week 13, we learned about the roles of amino acids. State the four roles of amino acids and discuss what the implications would be (in each of the 4 roles) if amino acids were insufficient.
Analyze how the scientific method is used to solve problems. make observations and discriminate between scientific and pseudoscientific explanations.
Name one disinfectant and one antiseptic agent commonly used in the clinical medical field. Explain their mode of action (e.g. oxidizer, denaturing, etc.).
One class of aminoacyl tRNA synthetases possesses "proofreading" abilities. An experiment was carried out where a cysteine attached to tRNA was chemically modified to an alanine.
Which of the following is an example of an epigenetic change?
You are told to assume that the mutations in Strains B and C are recessive. How would you test whether the mutations in Strain B are in fact recessive? How would you test whether the mutations in Strain C are recessive?
Communication, both verbal and written, is an important feature of health care ,yet one which poses a challenge to both novice and experienced nursing staff.discuss some strategies which could be used to improve both written and verbal communicati..
In the species Cerebrum gigantus, purple eyes (y) are recessive to yellow eyes (Y) and green hair (b) is recessive to blue hair (B). One parent who is homozygous dominant for yellow eyes and heterozygous hair color has found a mate who is homozygo..
What are the five conditions that must be met for a population to be in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?
Explain how recent findings in gene expression and epigenetics have changed our view of how the information in the DNA in each cell is accessed and utilized.
Determine the Km and Vmax for an enzymatic reaction, given the data shown in the adjacent table.
Plasmids, which are associated with membrane proteins, depend on bacterial chromosomal DNA for replication. If the genome contains ~30,000 genes, about how many genes would be removed by a deletion of DNA that might be detected by karyotype analysis.
Describe why extinction is necessary aspect of evolution. What would happen if nothing died and there were no extinction?
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