• Q : What can be used as a measure of genetic diversity....
    Biology :

    Which of the following should NOT be used as a measure of genetic diversity? 1)the number of methylated sequences 2)protein sequences 3)microsatellite sequences 4)MHC sequences 5)color variation in mo

  • Q : Describe blended inheritance theory....
    Biology :

    According to the blended inheritance theory, what would the offspring of a true-breeding tall plant and a true-breeding short plant look like?

  • Q : Describe the principles of segregation....
    Biology :

    What type of genetic cross can demonstrate both the principles of segregation and independent assortment?

  • Q : Which organelle migrates during m phase....
    Biology :

    Which organelle migrates during M phase to form the two opposite poles of the dividing cell and acts as the source of the spindle fiber microtubules?

  • Q : How do neurons show changes in membrane permeability....
    Biology :

    Question 1: Why/how do neurons show changes in membrane permeability? Question 2: A fluorescent protein was found to be expressed in zebrafish embryo, this is new and exciting. Can we use this fluor

  • Q : Describe the process of osmosis....
    Biology :

    Which statement best describes osmosis? active transport of water across the cell membrane, diffusion of water from a greater to a lesser water concentration, movement of water into a solute

  • Q : What is the main purpose of the citric acid cycle....
    Biology :

    The main purpose of the citric acid cycle is to: Produce Acetyl CoA so that the citric acid cycle can continue., Phosphorylate glucose molecules. , Produce proteins for energy storage., Produce citric

  • Q : Describe four main tissue categories....
    Biology :

    Which one of the following is not one of the four main tissue categories? Epithelial Tissue, Osseous Tissue, Neural Tissue, Connective Tissue, Muscle Tissue

  • Q : Describe specific examples of mutualism and parasitic....
    Biology :

    Describe specific examples of mutualism, parasitic, competitive & predatory that you are directly and indirectly involved in.

  • Q : Describe the characteristics of elastic connective tissue....
    Biology :

    Which of the following are characteristics of elastic connective tissue? Choose all that apply.a) Is a component of areolar connective tissue b) Is categorized as cartilage c) Is categorized as connec

  • Q : What is the characterstic of dense connective tissue....
    Biology :

    What characteristic distinguishes a loose connective tissue from a dense connective tissue? a) Density of fibroblasts and fibrocytes b) Density of fibers c) Presence/absence of elastic fibers d) Prese

  • Q : What are the characteristics of blood....
    Biology :

    Which of the following are characteristics of blood? Choose all that apply. a) Is categorized as connective tissue b) Is categorized as loose connective tissue c) Is categorized as dense connective ti

  • Q : How does biuret work and what does it test for....
    Biology :

    Diphenhydramine detects the presence of nucleic acids by turning dark blue. What is diphenhydramine an example of? If it is used on an unknown sample originating from mars and shows a positive resul

  • Q : How many autosomes are present in a zebra sperm cell....
    Biology :

    Question 1: How many autosomes are present in a zebra sperm cell? Question 2: How many chromatids are present in a zebra cell at metaphase I of meiosis?

  • Q : What is bee purple....
    Biology :

    Question 1: What is ‘bee purple', and what is its function for the plant? Question 2: What are the two major differences between animal and plant reproductive parts?

  • Q : Describe polypeptide chain....
    Biology :

    Question 1: Why is there a need for quaternary structures versus having one big polypeptide chain? Question 2: What does it mean to have conservative and non-conservative amino acid substitutions in

  • Q : How does uncontrolled diabetes contribute to hyperlipidemia....
    Biology :

    Question 1: How does uncontrolled diabetes contribute to hyperlipidemia? Question 2: why does PBS contain KCl and NaCl, and why is their total amount about 140mM?

  • Q : What is unicorn....
    Biology :

    Question 1: Give the genotypes of the parens ad progeny in Farmer Baldrigdes cross . Question 2: Explain how he obtained he 2:1:1 phenotypic ratio in this cross.

  • Q : What is the function of molecular chaperones....
    Biology :

    Question 1: How can you describe every part of life as a processor? Question 2: What is the function of molecular chaperones?

  • Q : Describe how darwin saw natural selection....
    Biology :

    Question 1: Will someone please describe how Darwin saw natural selection? Question 2: Is it more correct to describe a mushroom as haploid or diploid? Explain (be sure to demonstrate in your respon

  • Q : Describe about research the darwin awards....
    Biology :

    Research the Darwin Awards and provide a concise synopsis on what the "award"" is given for and explain why it would not be a good thing to receive this award.

  • Q : What is genetic drift....
    Biology :

    Genetic drift can lead to populations with reduced genetic variation. What is one evolutionary consequence of reduced genetic variation?

  • Q : Describe different species concepts....
    Biology :

    Explain what a "species" is. You may encounter a few different species concepts, but focus on the Biological Series concept.

  • Q : Define ecology and evolution....
    Biology :

    Ecology and evolution are both major themes of this course. Explain how both of these concepts work together to allow an organism to survive and continue reproducing.

  • Q : Describe the process of photosynthesis....
    Biology :

    Photosynthesis a. is described by this equation: 4CO2 + H2O <=> C4H12O4 + 4O2. b. requires metabolic energy. c. began over one billion years ago. d. began approximately one million years ago. e.

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