4,064 Answered Questions for the topic biology

11/16/20

What is induction of protein mean ?
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Biology

11/15/20

How muscle viability is maintained ?
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Biology

11/13/20

If you are traveling 65 mph, what is your speed in nm per second? Use the Factor Label Method

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Biology

11/13/20

How do I make a 400ul Edwards Extraction Buffer
Stocks that I have: 1M Tris-Cl, 5M NaCl, 0.5M EDTA in 0.5M NaOH, and 10% SDSRecipe needs: 200mM Tris-Cl, 250mM NaCl, 25mM EDTA, and 0.5% SDSI need calculations too
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Biology

11/13/20

BIOLOGY DNA AND RNA
replicate the following four dna strands using what you know about complementary base pairs
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11/12/20

What is innervation mean ?
My teacher wanted me to search about Skeletal muscle innervation so what am I suppose to search I was not able to find anything when I typed that to google. I need help please.
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Biology

11/11/20

Are enzymes substrate-specific and only bind to one substrate?
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Biology Science

11/09/20

Which of these describes the similar functions of capsids and nuclear membranes?
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11/09/20

What does skeletal muscle innervation meaning ?
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11/09/20

DATA ANALYSIS ENGINEERING
A male fruit fly is equally likely to carry alleles a or b on the X chromosome. Allele a is lethalfor females, so if the male fruit fly carries a, all of its offspring will be male. If the male... more
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Biology

11/09/20

What are cells?
Hello. I want to understand cells. most definitions of cells that I've encountered are either highly analogical or characterize cells as the smallest components of living things (which seems wrong... more
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Biology Science

11/07/20

Scientific question
Hi, I have been provided with some data (these experiments were repeated every year for 3 years):Gender, if you smoke, alcohol intake, age, if you have a healthy diet with measurements including:... more
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11/07/20

What is the effect of artificial electric stimulation on muscle atrophy?
Does it completely reverse atrophy? How (intracellular mechanisms)?
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Biology

11/07/20

the effect of reintroducing a predator species back into an ecosystem
Discuss the effects you expect on the reintroduction of a predator such as dingoes could have on native species/prey (e.g. bandicoots, wallabies) and introduced species (e.g. rabbits, cats and... more
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Biology

11/07/20

Biology question on succession after a volcano eruption

After a volcanic eruption, small areas of farm between the lava flows were left abandoned. Compare the successional processes expected on the lava flows and in the abandoned farmland. How would you... more
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Biology Microbiology

11/06/20

Discuss the ligands and molecular signaling pathways relevant to Toll-like Receptors (TLRs). List defects in TLR signaling pathways that are known to result in human disease.

Discuss the ligands and molecular signaling pathways relevant to Toll-like Receptors (TLRs). List defects in TLR signaling pathways that are known to result in human disease. (25 marks)
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11/06/20

Outline the function, cellular distribution and clinical significance associated with defects in gene expression of the following proteins: a) IL-2RG (common gamma chain). b) STAT-3. c) FOXP3.
Outline the function, cellular distribution and clinical significance associated with defects in gene expression of the following proteins: a) IL-2RG (common gamma chain). b) STAT-3. c) FOXP3. (15... more
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Biology

11/05/20

Biology Question

9. You have molecule A with a molecular weight of 40000daltons. You have molecule B with a molecular weight of 80000 Daltons. You put them through a size exclusion chromatography column that has an... more
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11/05/20

Is this sentence correct ?
If you decrease the risk of a type I error, the risk of a type II error is increased
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11/05/20

Which of the following about isoenzymes are true ?
A.) They have the same primary sequenceB.) They localise in different tissuesC.) Isoenzymes have different isoelectric pointsD.) They remain unaltered in health and diseasesI believe the answer is... more
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11/05/20

Can you please quickly help me?
Question: What is biomarker?A.) A biological therapy for a diseaseB.) A measurable characteristic by which presence or severity of a disease can be indicatedC.) A symptom of a diseaseD.) A... more
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Biology Science Anatomy

11/05/20

Describe the role of the gametophyte and the sporophyte in the plant reproductive cycle.
Short answer please. (1-3 sentences)Thank you!
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Biology

11/05/20

animals bodies get some carbon atoms from water
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11/04/20

Important question can someone help me?
After several steps of protein purification, your protein yield is lower than you would expect. You suspect a large amount of autolysis (protein degradation) of your sample. How might you minimise... more
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Biology

11/04/20

Every plant and animal cell contains a control center known as the cytoplasm.

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