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A scientist performed an experiment using 4 different amounts of a new plant fertilizer to determine the effect on plant growth.
a. Propose a hypothesis based on this scenario( null hypothesis is an acceptable)
b. What would be the measured response?
What is wobble, and how does it affect the number of tRNAs needed to translate the codons of a particular amino acid?
Carbonic anhydrase has a molecular weight of 30,000g/mol and a turnover of about 1 million per second. If you are given a solution saturated with CO2 containing 2 micrograms (ug) of carbonic anhydrase.
The resting potential of a neuron is approximately -60mV. Neurons maintain this electric potential by maintaining a balance of ions inside and outside the membrane. Which of the following is the most significant factor in determining this balance.
How many base pairs of DNA wrap around a single nucleosome "bead"? Enter your answer as a whole number.
The genes dumpy wings, clot eyes, and apterous wings are linked on chromosome II of Drosophila. In a series of two-point mapping crosses, the genetic distances demonstrate below were determined.
What happens when two solutes (glycerol and ethylene glycol) are competing for the same carrier? Does it affect the time that it takes for hemolysis to occur in freshwater fish's RBC? Which would be faster or slower and how would you know since th..
Studying and predicting results of experiment conducted with mutant mouse. A researcher recently found out a mutant mouse with an interesting T cell phenotype.
Assume you have an unknown DNA that you know is phage DNA - It is either T7 or lambda. You perform a restriction enzyme digest and run the results on a gel.
Are fungi gram positive or gram negative? Explain based on the structure of its cellular envelope and explain the basis for your answer in terms of specific non-informational macromolecules.
PC12 cells produce dopamine and so they may be useful in treating Parkinson's disease (when dopamine is missing). One approach would be to encapsulate PC12 cells inside a spherical capsule.
If two genes representing different traits were located on the same chromosome (eg. the genes for tongue rolling & earlobes were located on the same chromosome "stick"), how would this affect the way those two traits are inherited? Consequently, h..
which nucleotide sequences represents complement to DNA
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