4,064 Answered Questions for the topic biology

12/09/20

What are the two major mechanisms through which cell signaling leads to a change in cell behavior?

What are the two major mechanisms through which cell signaling leads to a change in cell behavior?

12/09/20

How would you expect intracellular signaling to be altered in cells that have been infected with cholera compared to non-infected cells?

How would you expect intracellular signaling to be altered in cells that have been infected with cholera compared to non-infected cells?

Choose all correct answers. The plasma membrane...

Choose all correct answers:The plasma membrane...A.Contains Cholesterol moleculesB.Is formed of phospholipids; with polar and non-polar structuresC.Contains DNA moleculesD.Has two identical faces... more
Biology Anatomy Bones Joint

12/08/20

Does pronation and Supination occur at radiocarpal joint?

I know that supination and pronation occur at Radioulnar , but does it occur at radiocarpal joint as well?

12/07/20

The specific growth rate (u) is a bettter measure of the cell's growth rate than dX/dt •Why ?

It is about batch fermentation process and bacterial growth curves. u=dx/dt
Biology

12/07/20

Help with Bio question

A group of cells is assayed for DNA content immediately following mitosis and is found to have an average of 12 picograms of DNA per nucleus. How many picograms of DNA would be found in a nucleus... more
Biology Science Chemistry

12/06/20

What are the charges, mass and location of each particle?

Biology Science Chemistry

12/06/20

What are the charges, mass and location of each particle?

Biology

12/06/20

Yeasts are single-cell microbes that usually reproduce asexually by a process called budding. Budding occurs when part of the cell is pinched off and develops into an identical cell.

A) Identify a signaling molecule from the model presented. Explain how receptors play a role in cell differentiation.B) Identify the dependent variable and two controls the experimenters used when... more
Biology

12/06/20

How does Polio avoid white blood cells?

PLS I need help with this question, ASAP
Biology Genetics

12/06/20

mrna Vaccination

What happens to our antigen presenting cells after mRNA vaccination ? Are they attacked by the antibodies produced following the immune response, or are they protected because they are recognized... more
Biology

12/05/20

Which of the following cell types is responsible for producing plasma proteins like albumin and fibrinogen?

Which of the following cell types is responsible for producing plasma proteins like albumin and fibrinogen?Group of answer choicesBeta-cellthyrocyteDistal convoluted tubule cellHepatocytePlasma cell
Biology

12/05/20

True or False: The parasympathetic nervous system controls both erection and contraction of the smooth muscle in the seminal vesicle.

True or False: The parasympathetic nervous system controls both erection and contraction of the smooth muscle in the seminal vesicle.

12/04/20

Which option best supports the scenario for hypothalamic amenorrhea?

You are a first-year medical student and in class today you are listening to a lecture on reproductive abnormalities. Your professor begins by discussing hypothalamic amenorrhea, which occurs when... more

12/04/20

How often must an adult Peregrine kill to support its young?

How often must an adult Peregrine kill to support its young?
Biology

12/03/20

Enzymes help living organisms metabolize food. Typically, an enzyme acts to

Biology

12/03/20

Organisms with vertebrae may or may not have other traits for chordates such as pharyngeal slits, notochord, nerve cord, post-anal tail.? True or False

is this fact is true or false about organisms with vertebraeTrue or False?
Biology

12/02/20

Identify 2 molecules that are NOT permeable to the membrane and explain WHY they are not permeable

It's for my biology quiz
Biology

12/01/20

Living things get their energy from ATP

Biology Science

11/30/20

Question about osmosis

How does placing carrots in water keep them crisp and fresh? Explain using the words solute, water, hypertonic, hypotonic, and isotonic.
Biology Philosophy

11/30/20

What are males?

Biology

11/30/20

When and how signal amplification can occur during signal transduction?

Biology Science

11/28/20

meiosis what types of cells?

A. Identical sperm and egg cells B. Unidentical sperm and egg cells c. Identical body cells d. Unidentical body cells

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