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1. What are the major differences between a lytic and lysogenic life cycle for a virus? Is there a particular advantage to one or the other? Explain.
2. Describe the basic structure of a virus. What items/structures does it contain? THIS SHOULD BE IN MORE DETAIL THAN WHAT WAS IN THE EARLIER CHAPTERS THIS SEMESTER. You can't just say "protein coat surrounding genetic material", for example.
3. List and BRIEFLY describe the five steps of the viral life cycle (assume lytic cycle for this example).
4. How are prions and viroids SIMILAR to viruses? How are they DIFFERENT?
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It is often said that certain traits "skip generations." What kind of trait does this? Can brown eyes skip generations? What about blue eyes? Why?
These chromosomes make up 23 pairs are replicated and passed on to daughter cells. The exception is gametes each of which is made up of 23 single chromosome.
Describe what you think could happen if one of the major components of the earth's biodiversity were somehow eliminated completely.
The graph below Shows the EMG recorded from the right calf muscle of a patient (blue trace) in response to hitting the Achilles tendon with the hammer
Describe normal pathophysiology of gastric acid stimulation and production. Explain the changes that occur to gastric acid stimulation and production with GERD
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Scientists have developed genetically engineered plants that are pest-resistant. By adding genes to the plant's DNA, they become toxic
If it is suspected that the sample contains greater than 50mg/mL of protein, how can the protein concentration still be measured using the Bradford assay?
Use the cleland representation create the reaction progress of thrombin, a serene protease using a ping pong mechanism on the hydrolysis of the substrate Ala-Arg-Gly-Ala
Would this be a reduction in cancer risk, correction of cancer gene or destruction of cancer tissue. I think it is a means to reduce cancer risk.
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