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"Cells and Cancer and Sexual Reproduction" Please respond to the following:Note: Online students, please respond to one (1) of the following four (4) bulleted items.Go to the Science Blogs Website and read the blog post titled "Dichloroacetate and cancer". Explain how the blog post ties in with this week's lessons. Indicate three (3) significant ways this post tells us about the link between metabolism, apoptosis, and cancer, and provide an example with your response.Go to the Postcards from Winticomack Website and read the blog post titled, "Using genetically-modified bacteria to fight cancer at Johns Hopkins". Discuss the main point of the article. Determine at least three (3) benefits of the genetically modified bacteria described in the article. Give your opinion on what risks the genetically modified bacteria may pose to those receiving the cancer treatments. Describe the major differences between Meiosis I and Meiosis II. Explain what you believe is the most significant difference in respect to sexual reproduction, and explain why.Discuss the advantages of sexual reproduction in plants over asexual reproduction. Determine if there are any disadvantages, and explain why or why not.
Which is most likely to be favored during natural selection, but not artificial selection?
You have read that inorganic fertilizers contribute to water pollution and would like to make a switch from inorganic fertilizers to organic compost in your vegetable garden.
What is a hypothesis for: How will increasing the number of yeast cells affect the rate of ATP production by the cells (in moles ATP/hr) if the sugar concentration in the experiment is held constant?
Explain how modification in the structure of some of the bones were necessary for the existence of the organism.
What are the chances that the next child of the parents of the siblings in part (a) will be a Type B son or a Type A daughter? (show Punnett square)
Under what conditions would you use parametric and nonparametric tests?
Discuss the effect of discharging primary-treated sewage on the biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and dissolved O2 of the receiving body of water?
Early in the morning, the black caterpillars rest in a tightly packed group on the east-facing surface of the tent. In mid afternoon, the group is found on the tent under surface, each caterpillar individually hanging from the tent by just a few of i..
Given the importance of fumarase to the citric acid cycle how is it likely for people with fumarase deficiency to produce adequate ATP for survival?
The genome of virus SV40 is a circular double-stranded DNA molecule 5 kb long. A 1 kb region is amplified by PCR for four cycles. What fraction of total DNA does the target sequence constitute.
Most transposable elements are flanked by short direct repeats. How are these direct repeats formed?
Determine when cytosine is treated with bisulfate, the amino group is replaced with a carbonyl group. Identify the resulting base?
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