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In 1997, researchers discovered a 1 mm microbe (Thiomargarita namibiensis) in oc
In 1997, researchers discovered a 1 mm microbe (Thiomargarita namibiensis) in oc
Trying to get some information on this to get a better handle on it.

n 1997, researchers discovered a 1 mm microbe (Thiomargarita namibiensis) in ocean sediments. This microbe is visible without a microscope. Discuss where this bacterium was found. What criteria did they use to classify Thiomargarita as a bacterium and not a protist?
General Biology   alexia9899   1549   Asked 8 years ago
how many moles are in aspartane (C14H18N2O5) with mass 294 and density 1.54g/ml
how many moles are in aspartane (C14H18N2O5) with mass 294 and density 1.54g/ml
Glucose has molecular mass of 180 and density 1.54g/ml. Aspartame (C14H18N2O5) is an artificial, non-saccharine sweetener with a molecular weight of 294 and a density of 1.35g/ml. develop experimental procedures that can determine:
a). How many moles of glucose are in the sugar packet?
b). How many moles of aspartame are in the packet?
c). What is the relative pH of e
General Biology   shirlimmaculate   1514   Asked 9 years ago
Describe the three mechanisms by which horizontal gene transfer occurs in
Describe the three mechanisms by which horizontal gene transfer occurs in
bacteria.  Explain why these are not examples of reproduction and why these processes are  beneficial to bacteria
    Conjugation
      Direct cell to cell
      F plasmid needed
      Donor is F +
      Recipient is F-
      Gram-negative
      Sex pilus
      Single strand plasmid
   Transformation
      Griffifth
      Uptake of DNA from surroundings
General Biology   rjf0401   431   Asked 9 years ago
Experimental Inquiry: What Is the Inheritance Pattern of Sex-Linked Traits?
Experimental Inquiry: What Is the Inheritance Pattern of Sex-Linked Traits?
This should help
General Biology   ericwinnlpn   1692   Asked 9 years ago
You also have a P1 transducing phage and a tube of plasmids with a gene for tetracycline resistance.
You also have a P1 transducing phage and a tube of plasmids with a gene for tetracycline resistance.
I need a basic layout on how to go about answering this type of question.

 You have available an Hfr lac- ala+ vitB+ tetS strain of E. coli and an F- lac+ ala- vitB- tetS strain.

You also have a P1 transducing phage and a tube of plasmids with a gene for tetracycline resistance. These are the only supplies you can use ( besides media and reagents). Describe how
General Biology   seonguvai   3406   Asked 9 years ago
DNA: Match the number to the correct word(s)
DNA: Match the number to the correct word(s)
Match the number to the correct word(s)

2. A = T ; C ≡ G ; (A = U, in RNA)
3. two strands of nucleotides similar in shape to a "twisted ladder"
5. a 5-carbon sugar found in DNA (missing one atom of carbon)
6. a length of tightly packed DNA and its associated proteins
7. one strand of nucleotides run in opposite directions of the nucleotides c
General Biology   laurenbooboo   558   Asked 9 years ago
Increase interconnections among countries that occur with globalization make it
Increase interconnections among countries that occur with globalization make it
Help please
General Biology   Rkiyah5   413   Asked 9 years ago
Does the fear of being attacked by predators have a negative impact on reproduct
Does the fear of being attacked by predators have a negative impact on reproduct
Propose an experiment and suggest a control treatment for the following
questions:

2. Does the fear of being attacked by predators have a negative impact on reproduction in nesting birds?
Experiment:
Control:
General Biology   geri0108   2959   Asked 9 years ago
Suppose that a small backyard pond contains 25 Lemna minor plants, and the expeccted growth rate of ...
Suppose that a small backyard pond contains 25 Lemna minor plants, and the expeccted growth rate of ...
Suppose that a small backyard pond contains 25 Lemna minor plants, and the expeccted growth rate of the population is 1.0 x 102 plants per day. Predict how many Lemna minor plants the pond will contain after 31 days. 2 marks

General Biology   peaches+cream   5216   Asked 9 years ago
which of the following is not a correct comparison of cardiac myocytes to other
which of the following is not a correct comparison of cardiac myocytes to other
which of the following is not a correct comparison of cardiac myocytes to other muscle cell types
General Biology   samalmo   335   Asked 9 years ago
If all organisms originated in their present forms during a single event, Darwin wondered, why was t
If all organisms originated in their present forms during a single event, Darwin wondered, why was t
If all organisms originated in their present forms during a single event, Darwin wondered, why was there a distinctive clustering of similar organisms in different regions of the world? Why were all types of organisms not randomly distributed?


Why would living and fossilized organisms that looked similar be found within the same region?


Why did the
General Biology   jjooaannaa   611   Asked 9 years ago
What is the etiologic agent of her condition?
What is the etiologic agent of her condition?
The Case Study
A 37-year-old woman is brought to the emergency room where you are working triage. She has an extremely swollen right lower leg. You see what appears to be an old surgical wound on her mid-calf, with rough scar tissue surrounded by purplish-red skin. She is in an enormous amount of pain. Her husband indicates she had a group of moles removed from the area a littl
General Biology   Chemjjc   883   Asked 9 years ago
Predicting the probability of inheritance
Predicting the probability of inheritance
Question: Jane and John are considering having another child. Given the pedigree you constructed and the mode of inheritance for galactosemia, what is the risk that their next child will have the disorder?

Answer: 1/4  (because they are both heterozygotes)
General Biology   nariel   1084   Asked 9 years ago
Early Vascular Plants/Ferns, Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, and Bryophytes.
Early Vascular Plants/Ferns, Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, and Bryophytes.
What is the order from oldest to youngest of this following group:
Early Vascular Plants/Ferns, Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, and Bryophytes.
Also what is each of their period and age they first appeared on Earth.

Thank you.
General Biology   kalijah17   5032   Asked 9 years ago
evolution
evolution
Distinguish between the rate of speciation in a higher taxon and its rate of diversification. What are the possible relationships between the present number of species in a taxon, its rate of speciation, and its rate of diversification?

What factors might account for differences among taxa in their numbers of extant species? Suggest methods for determining which factor mi
General Biology   karla2000   1092   Asked 9 years ago
Question?
Question?
What is a Possible Explanation for a Natural event Know as?
General Biology   singer   254   Asked 9 years ago
What are the three main ion channels involved in the cardiac action potential? (
What are the three main ion channels involved in the cardiac action potential? (
What are the three main ion channels involved in the cardiac action potential? (2 marks)
Post Merge: 9 years ago

oscilloscope measure?
General Biology   tuombe   478   Asked 9 years ago
biological level?
biological level?
Write a short scenario (ex. a disruption in the environment) of how level is interconnected. What are the possible impacts of your example on the different biological levels? Define each biological level. Try to connect at least 3 levels.
Organisms -----> Populations -----> commnities ------> ecosystems --------> biome

thanks in advance
General Biology   Taylor14   421   Asked 9 years ago
Find two different articles from the internet that criticize evolution
Find two different articles from the internet that criticize evolution
Find two different articles from the internet that criticize evolution by natural selection. Provide with the links and write at least a paragraph for each article that discusses the scientific merit of the position the author is taking. Explain why or why not author has used sound scientific reasoning. If so how? If not, how has he/she not? How would a biologist answer the claims t
General Biology   Vanessa702   380   Asked 9 years ago
Consider the following family history: -Bob has a genetic condition that affect
Consider the following family history: -Bob has a genetic condition that affect
answer: x-linked dominant
General Biology   mcruzramirez   389   Asked 9 years ago
Part E Using BLAST: Can You Identify a Pathogen from a Nucleotide Sequence?
Part E Using BLAST: Can You Identify a Pathogen from a Nucleotide Sequence?
Using BLAST: Can You Identify a Pathogen from a Nucleotide Sequence?
With rapid advances in sequencing technology, the availability of sequences of specific genes and of entire genomes is exploding. These sequences are stored in a number of searchable databases. Comparison of new sequences with sequences of known or assumed function is one of the most widely used bioinformatics
General Biology   geri0108   7052   Asked 9 years ago
Using the shark anatomy picture and key provided, identify the 10 labelled shark
Using the shark anatomy picture and key provided, identify the 10 labelled shark
Using the shark anatomy picture and key provided, identify the 10 labelled sharks
General Biology   samirabakharia   2418   Asked 9 years ago
5.Using the terms provided, complete the statements below. Some terms may apply
5.Using the terms provided, complete the statements below. Some terms may apply
5.   Using the terms provided, complete the statements below. Some terms may apply more than once, while others may not apply at all. (15 points)

neutrophils   B cells   cytokines   heavy chains
histone   Toll-like receptors   chromatin   AIDS
light chains   gene rearrangements   dendritic cells   phagocytosis
macrophages   mast cells   antibodies   T cells
helper T cells   HIV   h
General Biology   jje5027   430   Asked 9 years ago
Some regions of the plasma membrane, called lipid rafts, have a higher concentra
Some regions of the plasma membrane, called lipid rafts, have a higher concentra
have higher rates of lateral diffusion of lipids and proteins into and out of the lipid rafts.
are able to flip from inside to outside.
 detach from the plasma membrane and clog arteries.
*** are more rigid than the surrounding membrane.*** (Answer)
 are more fluid than the surrounding membrane.
General Biology   michelleconnor   398   Asked 9 years ago
Correctly label these two Mastering Bio diagrams about muscle/sacromeres
Correctly label these two Mastering Bio diagrams about muscle/sacromeres
Here are the screenshots!  Please help!
General Biology   tcc13c   471   Asked 10 years ago
The chemical structure of DNA and its nucleotides (Mastering Bio Ch. 15/16 Q7A)
The chemical structure of DNA and its nucleotides (Mastering Bio Ch. 15/16 Q7A)
The chemical structure of DNA and its nucleotides
The DNA double helix is composed of two strands of DNA; each strand is a polymer of DNA nucleotides. Each nucleotide consists of a sugar, a phosphate group, and one of four nitrogenous bases. The structure and orientation of the two strands are important to understanding DNA replication.
Drag the labels to their appropriate
General Biology   vessy   1622   Asked 10 years ago
Show how populations of multiple phenotypes originate
Show how populations of multiple phenotypes originate
Construct a SRF model to explain the divergence of liverworts from other plant species. Your model should show:
1. Show how populations of multiple phenotypes originate
2. Show how reproductive barriers reduce gene flow between populations
3. Show when stomata originated in ancient plants.

Possible structures (more are likely): liverwort ancestor, liverwort
General Biology   ineedhelp123   715   Asked 10 years ago
antheridia and archegonia
antheridia and archegonia
Antheridia and archegonia have been lost in some groups of plants. Which groups are missing which structures? What possible vestigial remnant of these structures exist in the groups missing one or both of these structures?
General Biology   beardy   355   Asked 10 years ago
Fungi innovations
Fungi innovations
What evolutionary innovations do Ascomycota and Basidiomycota fungi have relative to Zygomycota? How does these increase their success?
General Biology   beardy   503   Asked 10 years ago
Evolution of seed plants
Evolution of seed plants
Until the evolution of the seed plants, land plants were dependent on the availability
of water for reproduction. Explain why this was true. Explain how seed plants
overcame the need for water in reproduction.
General Biology   beardy   319   Asked 10 years ago
Homosporous life cycle
Homosporous life cycle
Beginning with sporophyte, list every stage of a homosporous plant life cycle in order. Be as detailed and specific as possible.
General Biology   beardy   427   Asked 10 years ago
Briefly state the function of each of the listed eukaryotic organelles or str
Briefly state the function of each of the listed eukaryotic organelles or str
Briefly state the function of each of the listed eukaryotic organelles or structures and be sure to mention if the organelle is found in plant cells, animal cells, or both.

a.   nucleus


b.   rough endoplasmic reticulum


c.   smooth endoplasmic reticulum


d.   Golgi apparatus


e.   mitochondria


f.   chlo
General Biology   jje5027   342   Asked 10 years ago
nervous system
nervous system
Create a flow chart of the peripheral nervous system in order to organize this section.  Be sure to include all subdivisions, a brief definition (of each), and at least 3 effects (each) of the sympathetic/parasympathetic divisions.
General Biology   michellebelle   230   Asked 10 years ago
Cell division
Cell division
Imagine a lineage of flowering plants in which mitotic cell division did not occur between the event of meiosis and fertilization. Describe how the change in the timing of cell division would affect the structure and life cycle of the plants in this lineage.
General Biology   beardy   426   Asked 10 years ago
Fungal life cycles
Fungal life cycles
Lichens come in three different growth forms. Some mycologists think that lichens have evolved more than once. If true, perhaps each of the three growth forms if lichen represent and independent evolution of a lichen symbiosis. How would you investigate this question?
General Biology   beardy   283   Asked 10 years ago
Fungal evolution
Fungal evolution
Place the following characters on a phylogeny of fungi (with animals as an outgroup), Flagella, Dikaryotic hyphae, Septa, Multicellularity, Non-motile sperm, Arbuscular mycorrhizae, Macroscopic reproductive structures
General Biology   beardy   300   Asked 10 years ago
Help with Neuron/Membrane Potential Questions
Help with Neuron/Membrane Potential Questions
An isolated neuron is experimentally found to have a RMP of -42mV.  Other experiments have found the Nernst Potential for the following ions:
ENa+ = +66mV; ECl- = -48mV; EK+ = -71mV

a) Given what you know about the Nernst and GHK equations, which ion would you guess has the highest permeability given the information above? Please explain your answer. Note: if y
General Biology   student93   396   Asked 10 years ago
Action Potential Questions
Action Potential Questions
Question is attached within this post.

My Answers:

A. No

B. No, Spatial Summation

C. 0 mV since they will cancel out, Temporal Summation
General Biology   student93   284   Asked 10 years ago
Please check if I answered these questions correctly
Please check if I answered these questions correctly
1. A neuron that receives input from multiple sources must perform __________ for all of the incoming signals.  These signals can either be _________ or __________ depending on the neurotransmitter that is released

My Answer: Spatial Summation, Excitatory, Inhibitory

2. If you were to block up the K+ leak channels in a neuron, how would this affect the sh
General Biology   student93   769   Asked 10 years ago
Yeast cells help please
Yeast cells help please
What is the effect of yeast suspended in ethanol have on sodium sulfate or Mgco3? What metabolic activity will be shown?
General Biology   gh1991   494   Asked 10 years ago
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