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A thirty-five year old man has been brought in to the hospital with severe vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramping, and bradycardia. He is salivating excessively and has constricted pupils. He is a farmer who has recently applied some sort of chemical on his fields.
Which group of chemicals is the most likely cause of his symptoms?
Explain the mechanism of action of the chemical on his body and why it produced these symptoms.
What would be the appropriate antidote for this toxicity?
A drug impairs oxyegen consumption on liver mitochondria at a buffer of 7.4pH, Mg, and adp. It inhibits O2 uptake if isocitrate, 2-ketoglutarate and malate were substrates, but it will NOT is succinate is a substrate.
List and express at least three prokaryotic cellular features that might be targeted in this way to inhibit or kill a bacterial pathogen.
Starting with a hydrophilic signaling molecule, explain the process that takes place with a G-coupled protein signaling pathway. Suppose that cAMP is your main secondary messenger.
give the main functions of microfilaments in the cell.
The given dipeptide is Asp-Tyr. Recognize the charge state for each structure at the given pH by adding the + or - charges to the appropriate functional groups and adding or removing hydrogen atoms to the structure where appropriate.
We are told that every surface we touch is teeming with bacterial cells, and bacteria are found in the pools we swim in, water we wash with, and on the hands of friends. Why don't we always have problems with bacterial infections all over our bodies.
Hulton Getty, London. Massie, Robert K. Nicholas and Alexandra. Pedigree for hemophilia A in European royal houses. How would you understand this inheritance pattern.
Why is DNA able to store large amounts of knowledge
A train is travelling up a 3.73 degree incline at a speed of 3.25m/s as the last car breaks free. How far does last car travel before its speed momentarily reaches zero.
What are the roles of COPI vesicles for transporting proteins between Golgi cisternae. How does a new Golgi cisterna form in the cis side from COPII vesicles.
Explain the main types of extracellular signaling.
Most birth control methods are designed to remain the egg and sperm from uniting to form a zygote. How do they keep sperm from uniting with egg.
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