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2 ) Determine which of the following is the best evidence that thermoregulation in an endothermic animal is taking place?A) Lung tidal volume (the volume of one inhalation and exhalation) is increased.B)Cardiac output is decreased.C)Urine output is increased.D)The tunica media smooth muscle cells of arterioles in the skin are relaxed.13) Why does the plant Arabidopsis have 5 different genes that code for 5 different forms of phytochrome?A.They mediate different types of responses to red and far-red light.B.Several of them sense red light and the others sense far-red light.C.All 5 phytochrome types absorb different types of light, maximizing sensitivity of plant to it.D.Some of the phytochrome types do not function in light absorption but regulate other processes.14) When a protein hormone binds to a receptor protein located in a cell%u2019s plasma membrane the cell often does something in response to the hormone. How does the signal get into the cell%u2019s cytoplasm?1.The receptor protein changes shape and in its new shape can interact withproteins inside the cell.2.The hormone diffuses across the cell membrane and activates enzymes inside the cell.3.The hormone binds to the receptor and causes the receptor to enter the cell, stimulating enzymes inside.4.The protein hormone is degraded to amino acids by digestive enzymes and the amino acids enter the cell through channels to increase the cell%u2018s metabolic rate.15) Gravitropism in plant roots appears to be mediated by:1.The lack of red light in the soil.2.Starch granules that move down a gravitational field.3.Signaling from root cap cells.4.Increased division of root apical meristem cells on the side nearest the surface of the soil.20) Production of the flowering hormone florigen can be stimulated in one plant and then passed to other plants only if:1.The plants are all close to each other so the hormone can diffuse through the air from one to another.2.The vascular systems of all the plants are connected to each other.3.Red light illumination is followed by far-red illumination of at least one of the plants.4.The plants%u2019 roots touch the roots of other plants.
Two protein kinases, PK1 and PK2, work sequentially in intracellular signaling pathway. You construct cells that contain inactivating mutations in the genes that encode either PK1 or PK2
Industrial melanism refers to the dark pigmentation that evolved in some insects giving them protective coloration on vegetation darkened by soot in heavily industrialized areas prior to air pollution regulation.
If relatively small carbonaceous chondrites from space were a significant source of Earth's original amino acids, then which two of these would have been most important in permitting their organic materials to survive impact with Earth.
Which of following are true of axial musculature:It arises elsewhere, however inserts on the axial skeleton. It makes up 40 percent of the body musculature.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a pathogen that affacts burn patients and people with cystic fibrosis. This organism manufactures a toxin called exotoxin A that inactivates elongation factors in eukaryotic cells.
For each of the following anticodon sequences, identify the codon sequence to which it could potentially pair using third base wobble.
During replication of viral DNA of members of the Polyomaviridae, a pair of T antigen hexamers forms a preinitiation complex at the origin for viral DNA replication.
Given an 8.0 volt battery, a 35 ohm resistor and a thirty. ohm resistor, compute the voltage drop across each resistor, and the current flowing through each resistor
Estimate how would you explain the change in variation of the virus population after 1000 generations? There is more variation after 1000 generations.
In a co-evolved predator-prey relationship, does predation rate operate under directional selective pressure or stabilizing selective pressure?
What genotypic frequencies are expected at birth in the next generation. How much change has there been in the frequency of the B allele.
If amino acid sequences might be useful in determining how closely related dissimilar species are but may not be very useful for identifying a particular species, suggest two reasons why.
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