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You have been asked to study two recently discovered fish species, both found in waters off a small island. The two species are very similar in general structure, but there are two key differences between them. In species A, the males are brightly patterned with blue, red and purple scales, whereas the females are drab. In addition, the males are much larger than the females. In species B, the males and females are the same size, and both are a dull brown color that blends in with the sandy bottom. You've decided to do an in-depth study of these two species, but to get your research grant, you must first develop some hypotheses about what you will find. What differences in behavior do you predict? Where in the waters do you expect to find the two species ? Do you expect the number of the two species to change over time? After you write your hypotheses, outline 2 experiments that you might conduct to gather data.
Using appropriate movement terminology, write a qualitative description of the performance of a maximal vertical jump. Your description should be sufficiently detailed that the reader can completely and accurately visualize the movement.
In a population of 50,000 diploid yeast cells (in this case the census and effective population sizes are identical) all cells have genotype A until a mutation (A-a) occurs, giving one copy of a. Alleles confer equivalent fitness.
Assume you have isolated C57BL6 trophoblast stem cells and have propagated them on MEFs with heparin. To test for the success of your culture protocol, you are injecting the cells into a C57BL6 blastocyst.
What is occurring in the digestive system of a person who suffers from constipation?
A violation of which assumptions will result in a change in the allele frequency and determine which population most likely has assortative mating?
A 2500 base-pair long cDNA of unknown sequence was cloned into the MCS of a plasmid vector that has universal priming sequences adjacent to and on both sides of the MCS.
Note that chemoautotroph bacteria has a an opposite counterpart in heterotroph bacteria that use anaerobic respiration ( have an electron aceptor an inorganic compound different from oxygen).
Knowing that a plant will grow from a single cell in tissue culture, how could you transform a plant so that it glows in the dark?
How is the gene for β-galactosidase used in the construction of a plasmid?
In Drosophila, vestigial (partially formed) wings (vg) are recessive to normal long wings (vg+) and the gene for this trait is autosomal. The gene for the white-eye trait is on the X chromosome.
What do you think could be happening: for the crows; for the virus? Provide a set of postulates, guided by evolutionary explanations.
What is the component of most bacterial cell walls?
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