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Microbiology Micobiology

03/14/19

Who is the father of microbiolgy?

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Microbiology

03/14/19

What is microbiology?

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Microbiology Learning Transcription Receptor

03/14/19

Are single-celled organisms capable of learning?

I've read that the amoeba is capable of learning. Since these protists have no nervous system, it's safe to assume that even highly simplified learning mechanisms of the Aplysia are miles off in... more

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Microbiology Bacteriology

03/14/19

Is there an equivalent to "Fields Virology" for Bacteria?

I've gotten a staggering amount of use out of my copy of Fields Virology as a general reference for "getting me up to speed" on whatever pathogen I'm currently looking at. I don't know of a similar... more

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Microbiology Cell Biology Molecular Biology

03/14/19

What is an example of a GTP-binding protein?

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Microbiology Cell Biology Molecular Biology

03/14/19

Nucleic acids are polymers composed of nucleotides; RNA is deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA is ribonucleic acid. True or False

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Microbiology Biology Ecology Ap Biology

03/09/19

In what way(s) is artificial selection different from natural selection?

a. with artificial selection there does not need to be heritable variation but with natural selection there does need to be heritable variationb. with artificial selection humans are the selective... more

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Microbiology Physiology

03/04/19

action potential

“Therefore, if an action potential happens in a motor neuron, it is always followed by an action potential in the muscle cells it communicates nerve energy to.” Is there any time that this... more

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Microbiology Science Biology

03/01/19

What type of movement is happening across this membrane?

In the image, the dashed line represents a membrane separating two solutions that is selectively permeable to solutes. The solution on the left is Solution A (50 mg/mL). The solution on the right... more

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Microbiology Science Biology

03/01/19

Is this an example of osmosis?

In the image, the dashed line represents a membrane separating two solutions that is selectively permeable to solutes. The solution on the left is Solution A (50 mg/mL). The solution on the right... more

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Microbiology Science Biology

02/28/19

Is this an example of osmosis?

In the image, the dashed line represents a membrane separating 2 solutions that is selectively permeable to solutes. The solution on the left is Solution A (50 mg/ml). The solution on the right is... more

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Microbiology Science

02/21/19

Which statement BEST explains the results of this investigation?

Students were investigating the effect of antibiotics on bacteria. The students exposed a colony of bacteria to an antibiotic and 10% of the bacteria survived. Over time, the surviving bacteria... more

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Microbiology Biology Genetics

01/31/19

Protein with 2 signals to the mitochondria and ER. Who would win?

Imagine that you have engineered a gene that encodes a protein with two conflicting signals. One signal is for protein import into the mitochondria and one signal is for import into the endoplasmic... more

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Microbiology Biology

01/22/19

If you had a protein that developed a mutation that changed its TEMPLATE

strand from 5’AGT 3’ to 5’ATT3’, what amino acid would you expect in the normal protein, and what would you find in the mutant?

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Microbiology Science Biology Chemistry

12/12/18

What would happen to the glomerular capillary pressure and filtration rate?

What would happen to the glomerular capillary pressure and filtration rate if you increase the diameter of the afferent arteriole?If, experimentally, the solute concentration of the medullary... more

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Microbiology Biology Pharmacology

12/10/18

Why do following antibiotics inhibit the bacterial growth of Rhodospirillium Rubrum?

Ampicillin and penicillin weakly inhibit bacterial growth of R. rubrum, and neomycin and chloramphenicol strongly inhibit growth. Why?

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Microbiology

11/15/18

If you transfer a large inoculum to the Simmons citrate agar slant, this may result in a false positive because:

a.Bacteria cannot utilize citrate may still grow on the slantb.The citrate slant might be too liquidc.Bacteria utilize citrate may still grow on the slantd.None of the above

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Microbiology Math Chemistry

10/30/18

concentration solution

You have 330ul of stock at a concentration of 10mg/ul. How do you make 500ml of 10ng/ml out of the stock solution? My answer is 5x10 to power of -8ml added to the needed amount of ml of water. Is... more

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Microbiology

10/27/18

Whats a gram stain

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Microbiology Science Biology

10/14/18

Evaluate the who definition of health published in 1948 is that health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

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Microbiology Dillution

06/25/18

You are given a drug that is at a concentration of 50mg/mL and asked to dilute it by a factor of 10 with sterile water

You are given a drug that is at a concentration of 50mg/mL and asked to dilute it by a factor of 10 with sterile water. How many mLs of drug and how many mLs of sterile water will you need and what... more

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Microbiology Biology Genetics

06/03/18

what is the name of the mechanism by which plasmid is replicated

Microbial Genetics.

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Microbiology

04/24/18

How do memory T-cells prevent illness with subsequent pathogen exposure?

How do memory T-cells prevent illness with subsequent pathogen exposure? Please help with this question.

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Microbiology Science Biology Lab

04/23/18

What grows on an alkaline peptone broth apart from Vibrio?

I have done an experiment where growth on an alkaline peptone was monitored and then we innoculated a TCBS media, however no growth occured on the TCBS media so i was wondering what else could... more

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Microbiology Biochemistry Biology Tutor

04/13/18

How could SDS Page and immunoblot be used to determine whether a viral protein was a glycoportein?

How could SDS Page and immunoblot be used to determine whether a viral protein was a glycoportein? Can u please explain how it works?

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Who is the father of microbiolgy?

What is microbiology?

Are single-celled organisms capable of learning?

Is there an equivalent to "Fields Virology" for Bacteria?

What is an example of a GTP-binding protein?

Nucleic acids are polymers composed of nucleotides; RNA is deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA is ribonucleic acid. True or False

In what way(s) is artificial selection different from natural selection?

action potential

What type of movement is happening across this membrane?

Is this an example of osmosis?

Is this an example of osmosis?

Which statement BEST explains the results of this investigation?

Protein with 2 signals to the mitochondria and ER. Who would win?

If you had a protein that developed a mutation that changed its TEMPLATE

What would happen to the glomerular capillary pressure and filtration rate?

Why do following antibiotics inhibit the bacterial growth of Rhodospirillium Rubrum?

If you transfer a large inoculum to the Simmons citrate agar slant, this may result in a false positive because:

concentration solution

Whats a gram stain

Evaluate the who definition of health published in 1948 is that health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

You are given a drug that is at a concentration of 50mg/mL and asked to dilute it by a factor of 10 with sterile water

what is the name of the mechanism by which plasmid is replicated

How do memory T-cells prevent illness with subsequent pathogen exposure?

What grows on an alkaline peptone broth apart from Vibrio?

How could SDS Page and immunoblot be used to determine whether a viral protein was a glycoportein?

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