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Q1. The calculation of exogenous leptin, at concentrations found in obese patients, induces significant morphological changes in DC. The number, length, and diameter of dendrites/llamelopodia are dramatically increases upon treatment of leptin (control experiments verify that the changes are specifically leptin-induced).
Diagram two experimental approaches that would determine which signalling pathway is specifically responsible for this morphological change.
Q2. Evaluate the sizes of the different digestive organs of the earthworm. Which organ is largest in the earthworm? How does its size make it well suited for its function?
The gene for rough coat is dominant to the gene for a smooth and black is dominant to white. Cross-and animal homozygous for both rough and black with a smooth white one.
The sexually transmittable disease gonorrhea has become increasingly resistant to treatment with antibiotics. What is the most likely scientific explanation?
Compare and contrast the functions of chloroplasts and mitochondria with respect to energy production.
Does anyone know how to calculate Enzyme rate? I have an AP Biology test and most of the graphs ask this type of question. Thanks!
The following recombination frequencies were found for four (A, B, C, and D) on the same chromosome; between genes A and B - 45 percent, between genes C and D- 10 percent,
Is a catalase test perfromed on colonies from a BAP? State reasons to support your answer.
Did the enzymes completely digest all the DNA they were uncubated with? How do you know.
What experiment could be performed to ascertain if an antimicrobial agent is bactericidal or bacteriostatic? Can a bacteriostatic agent become bactericidal in the long run or vice versa? Why?
huntingtons disease is an autosomal dominant disorder. This means that if an individual has atleast one copy of the gene for the disease, they will exhibit the phenotype. If the frequency of the dominant allele is 0.08.
The time-of-entry mapping method was used to determine the first five markers transferred from each Hfr during a synchronized conjugation experiment. The markers and their transfer order form each Hfr are shown below.
What is a biocide and how is it different from antimicrobial? What are the implications of this for resistance to these chemicals? For resistance to antimicrobials.
Why are photosynthesis and respiration important for humans? Why are each of these reactions important for plants?
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