Biochemistry

If a client with a kidney stone has the classic ureteral colic, the client will describe his pain ...

If a client with a kidney stone has the classic ureteral colic, the client will describe his pain ...

If a client with a kidney stone has the classic ureteral colic, the client will describe his pain as: Select all that apply.
 
  A) Acute, intermittent
  B) Diffuse over the entire lower back and legs
  C) Excruciating
  D)

Acostak1   46   1 Reply

Bubbbles

If a cyclist started a race and rode at a near maximum speed, which of the following fuel sources ...

If a cyclist started a race and rode at a near maximum speed, which of the following fuel sources ...

If a cyclist started a race and rode at a near maximum speed, which of the following fuel sources would be used up first?
 A) fat in the muscle cells
  B) muscle glycogen
  C) liver glycogen
  D) muscle creatine-phosphate

mahi   52   1 Reply

Lex_Lex21

If a cyclist started a race and rode at a near maximum speed, which of the following fuel sources ...

If a cyclist started a race and rode at a near maximum speed, which of the following fuel sources ...

If a cyclist started a race and rode at a near maximum speed, which of the following fuel sources would be used up first?
 a. fat in the muscle cells
  b. muscle glycogen
  c. liver glycogen
  d. muscle creatine-phosphate
 

jayfro   39   1 Reply

kburke

If a cys-cys disulfide bond is required in a structure, this would be an appropriate amino acid ...

If a cys-cys disulfide bond is required in a structure, this would be an appropriate amino acid ...

If a cys-cys disulfide bond is required in a structure, this would be an appropriate amino acid substitution for cys.
   A) arg     B) his     C) lys     D) All of the above.     E) None of the above.

jackamus   46   2 Replies

jackamus

If a fat is solid at room temperature and is said to be hydrogenated...?

If a fat is solid at room temperature and is said to be hydrogenated...?

If a fat is solid at room temperature and is said to be hydrogenated, then which chemical element does it contain in greater quantities?

tommyq   431   1 Reply

tomochita

If a G protein were able to release its bound nucleotide but not to hydrolyze it

If a G protein were able to release its bound nucleotide but not to hydrolyze it

If a G protein were able to release its bound nucleotide but not to hydrolyze it, signal transduction would
a. cease.
b. be continuous.
c. be unaffected.
d. be constantly switching on and off.
e. be unpredictable.

arealhero   240   3 Replies

milestone23

If a G protein were unable to release its bound nucleo­tide but could hydrolyze

If a G protein were unable to release its bound nucleo­tide but could hydrolyze

If a G protein were unable to release its bound nucleo­tide but could hydrolyze it, signal transduction would
a. cease.
b. be continuous.
c. be unaffected.
d. be constantly switching on and off.
e. be unpredictable.

arealhero   328   3 Replies

milestone23

If a gene is inserted into an antibiotic marker gene in a plasmid such as ampicilin, will the ...

If a gene is inserted into an antibiotic marker gene in a plasmid such as ampicilin, will the ...

If a gene is inserted into an antibiotic marker gene in a plasmid such as ampicilin, will the resulting clone be sensitive or resistant to the antibiotic?

tulao68   94   1 Reply

iFISH

if a general protease was added to a protein made from a piece of mRNA what would happen?

if a general protease was added to a protein made from a piece of mRNA what would happen?

E.g, if the mRNA had a code of: UUU CAU AGU, which has amino acids were Phe  His  Ser.

Lexington   484   1 Reply

SMK.ANOOP

If a membrane is depolarized to +10 mV, which cation will move more frequently through a small catio

If a membrane is depolarized to +10 mV, which cation will move more frequently through a small catio

If a membrane is depolarized to +10 mV, which cation will move more frequently through a small cation channel?
A) potassium
B) hydrogen
C) magnesium
D) calcium
E) sodium

SalwanJ   135   3 Replies

ch1990

If a molecule of human DNA were fully stretched out approximately how long would it be?

If a molecule of human DNA were fully stretched out approximately how long would it be?

If a molecule of human DNA were fully stretched out approximately how long would it be?
 a. 1 mm c. 1 m
  b. 1 cm d. 5 m

hiufwsiuefbwe   24   1 Reply

Jiminie

If a negative number is divided by another negative number, the answer will be a positive number.

If a negative number is divided by another negative number, the answer will be a positive number.

If a negative number is divided by another negative number, the answer will be a positive number.

▸ true

▸ false

Gman01234   59   1 Reply

rtwyhw4

If a particular immunoglobulin heavy chain has 50 V genes, 27 D genes and 6 J genes, how many ...

If a particular immunoglobulin heavy chain has 50 V genes, 27 D genes and 6 J genes, how many ...

If a particular immunoglobulin heavy chain has 50 V genes, 27 D genes and 6 J genes, how many different combinations can be obtained?
 a. 162 c. 1350
  b. 300 d. 8100

jayfro   57   1 Reply

ally

If a particular reactant is involved in the slowest step of a multi-step reaction what will be the ...

If a particular reactant is involved in the slowest step of a multi-step reaction what will be the ...

If a particular reactant is involved in the slowest step of a multi-step reaction what will be the effect of increasing its concentration?
 a. The reaction rate will decrease.
  b. The reaction rate will increase.
  c. The reaction ra

hawkins1346   64   1 Reply

Lex_Lex21

If a particular reaction has a negative G, is it likely to occur?

If a particular reaction has a negative G, is it likely to occur?

If a particular reaction has a negative G, is it likely to occur?
A)   Not unless energy is added to the system.
B)   Yes, if it is coupled to another reaction.
C)   Yes, it is spontaneous.
D)   No, it will never occur.
E)   Yes,

tulao68   67   2 Replies

tulao68

If a PCR reaction starts out with 20 double-stranded DNA targets, how many specific PCR products ...

If a PCR reaction starts out with 20 double-stranded DNA targets, how many specific PCR products ...

If a PCR reaction starts out with 20 double-stranded DNA targets, how many specific PCR products could be formed after 35 cycles of denaturation, annealing and extension.

alpsi   94   2 Replies

alpsi

If a person drinks regular large amounts of alcohol but is able to recover quickly and sober enough

If a person drinks regular large amounts of alcohol but is able to recover quickly and sober enough

If a person drinks regular large amounts of alcohol but is able to recover quickly and sober enough to carry out work from a demanding job, what does this suggest about the reaction rates (are they fast or slow) of particular isoforms of the two enzy

Rich   1270   N/A

Rich

If a plant is placed in a CO2-free environment, will it still be able to produce ATP and NADPH?

If a plant is placed in a CO2-free environment, will it still be able to produce ATP and NADPH?

It is also placed under bright light.

lhgutierrez   798   3 Replies

hlt

If a plot of the reciprocal of the velocity of an enzyme catalyzed reaction versus the reciprocal of ...

If a plot of the reciprocal of the velocity of an enzyme catalyzed reaction versus the reciprocal of ...

If a plot of the reciprocal of the velocity of an enzyme catalyzed reaction versus the reciprocal of the substrate concentration yields a straight line, the intercept on the 1/V axis is:
 a. V/Km
  b. -1/Km
  c. Km/Vmax
  d. 1/Vm

ugai_kyut   69   1 Reply

gecko.girl

If a plot of the reciprocal of the velocity of an enzyme catalyzed reaction versus the reciprocal of ...

If a plot of the reciprocal of the velocity of an enzyme catalyzed reaction versus the reciprocal of ...

If a plot of the reciprocal of the velocity of an enzyme catalyzed reaction versus the reciprocal of the substrate concentration yields a straight line, the intercept on the 1/V axis is:
 a. V/Km
 b. -1/Km
 c. Km/Vmax
 d. 1/Vmax

mahi   69   1 Reply

John Ross

If a protein contains a repetitive region, what might be assumed, and what should be done next to ...

If a protein contains a repetitive region, what might be assumed, and what should be done next to ...

If a protein contains a repetitive region, what might be assumed, and what should be done next to test the hypothesis?

jackamus   42   1 Reply

iFISH

If a protein with the sequence FEWPRQVDMARINE is treated with chymotrypsin, what will the products ...

If a protein with the sequence FEWPRQVDMARINE is treated with chymotrypsin, what will the products ...

If a protein with the sequence FEWPRQVDMARINE is treated with chymotrypsin, what will the products be?
 A) F EW PRQVMARINE
  B) FE WPRQVD MARINE
  C) FEWPR QVDMAR INE
  D) FEWPRQVDM ARINE

bubblegum123   49   1 Reply

mrperretti

If a protein with the sequence FEWPRQVDMARINE is treated with chymotrypsin, what will the products ...

If a protein with the sequence FEWPRQVDMARINE is treated with chymotrypsin, what will the products ...

If a protein with the sequence FEWPRQVDMARINE is treated with chymotrypsin, what will the products be?
 a. F EW PRQVMARINE
  b. FE WPRQVD MARINE
  c. FEWPR QVDMAR INE
  d. FEWPRQVDM ARINE

hawkins1346   31   1 Reply

kburke

If a protein with the sequence PQRKYPIG is treated with trypsin, what will the products be?

If a protein with the sequence PQRKYPIG is treated with trypsin, what will the products be?

If a protein with the sequence PQRKYPIG is treated with trypsin, what will the products be?
 A) PQR KYPIG
  B) PQRK YPIG
  C) PQR K YPIG
  D) PQ R KPIG0

Jovaini   28   1 Reply

saldii43

If a protein with the sequence PQRKYPIG is treated with trypsin, what will the products be?

If a protein with the sequence PQRKYPIG is treated with trypsin, what will the products be?

If a protein with the sequence PQRKYPIG is treated with trypsin, what will the products be?
 a. PQR KYPIG
  b. PQRK YPIG
  c. PQR K YPIG
  d. PQ R KPIG0

crownlessking   57   1 Reply

neontoast91

If a purine were subsituted for a pyrimidine at a single position

If a purine were subsituted for a pyrimidine at a single position

If a purine were subsituted for a pyrimidine at a single positon in one strand of a DNA double helix, what would happen?

fibroin   390   2 Replies

fibroin

If a radioactive sample has an activity of 75 mCi. Calculate the activity in Bq. The units of ...

If a radioactive sample has an activity of 75 mCi. Calculate the activity in Bq. The units of ...

If a radioactive sample has an activity of 75 mCi. Calculate the activity in Bq. The units of activity are known as the curie (Ci) and the becquerel (Bq). Write down the relationship between them.

Neves   275   2 Replies

Neves

If a reaction occurs very rapidly, even at a relatively low temperature, which of the following is ...

If a reaction occurs very rapidly, even at a relatively low temperature, which of the following is ...

If a reaction occurs very rapidly, even at a relatively low temperature, which of the following is probably true?
 a. The reaction is endothermic.
  b. The reaction is exothermic.
  c. The reaction has a low activation energy.
 

Revolver38   37   2 Replies

Revolver38

If a restriction site of 6 bases starts with 5'-TGG, what are the last three bases in the sequence? ...

If a restriction site of 6 bases starts with 5'-TGG, what are the last three bases in the sequence? ...

If a restriction site of 6 bases starts with 5'-TGG, what are the last three bases in the sequence?
 
  a. 5'-ACC-3'
  b. 5'-GGT-3'
  c. 5'-CCA-3'
  d. 5'-TGG-3'
  e. none of the above

bubblegum123   78   1 Reply

megabyte7

If a scuba diver's lungs have a normal capacity of 4.9 L at sea level (1.0 atm), what would be the ...

If a scuba diver's lungs have a normal capacity of 4.9 L at sea level (1.0 atm), what would be the ...

If a scuba diver's lungs have a normal capacity of 4.9 L at sea level (1.0 atm), what would be the volume of her lungs if the pressure at a depth of 50 ft is 975 mmHg?
A) 0.26 L
B) 477 L
C) 6.3 L
D) 3.8 L

Neves   650   4 Replies

ElsamOl24

If a solution has a pH = 6, the H+ is

If a solution has a pH = 6, the H+ is

If a solution has a pH = 6, the H+ is
 a. 6 M
  b. 106 M
  c. 106 M
  d. 0.6 M

Jovaini   21   1 Reply

neontoast91

If a solution has a pH = 6, the H+ is :

If a solution has a pH = 6, the H+ is :

If a solution has a pH = 6, the H+ is
 A) 6 M
  B) 106 M
  C) 106 M
  D) 0.6 M

ahh_risa   26   1 Reply

physico

If a solution has a pH = 9.6, the H+ is

If a solution has a pH = 9.6, the H+ is

If a solution has a pH = 9.6, the H+ is
 a. 2.5  1010
  b. 9.6 M
  c. 2.5 M
  d. 2.5  1010 M
  e. 9.6  1010 M

redheadprincess   42   1 Reply

hentrus

If a solution has a pH = 9.6, the H+ is :

If a solution has a pH = 9.6, the H+ is :

If a solution has a pH = 9.6, the H+ is
 A) 2.5  1010
  B) 9.6 M
  C) 2.5 M
  D) 2.5  1010 M
  E) 9.6  1010 M

mdlc0516   48   1 Reply

salmajed1

If a solution is prepared by dissolving 7.7 g of lithium iodide, LiI, in enough water to make 400 mL ...

If a solution is prepared by dissolving 7.7 g of lithium iodide, LiI, in enough water to make 400 mL ...

If a solution is prepared by dissolving 7.7 g of lithium iodide, LiI, in enough water to make 400 mL of solution, what is the (w/v) of LiI?
 a. 0.96 c. 3.9
  b. 1.9 d. 7.7

Jnortontruvisio   48   1 Reply

jacobhollyy

If a triglyceride contains linoleic, linolenic and oleic acids how many moles of hydrogen are ...

If a triglyceride contains linoleic, linolenic and oleic acids how many moles of hydrogen are ...

If a triglyceride contains linoleic, linolenic and oleic acids how many moles of hydrogen are required to fully hydrogenate one mole of this triglyceride?
 a. 3 c. 5
  b. 4 d. 6

adamsnaya   36   2 Replies

adamsnaya

If a triglyceride contains linoleic, linolenic and stearic acids how many moles of hydrogen are ...

If a triglyceride contains linoleic, linolenic and stearic acids how many moles of hydrogen are ...

If a triglyceride contains linoleic, linolenic and stearic acids how many moles of hydrogen are required to fully hydrogenate one mole of this triglyceride?
 a. 3 c. 5
  b. 4 d. 6

bronzeclock   34   1 Reply

winger785

If a weak acid is 25 deprotonated at pH 4, what would the pKa be?

If a weak acid is 25 deprotonated at pH 4, what would the pKa be?

If a weak acid is 25 deprotonated at pH 4, what would the pKa be?
 
  a. 3.40
  b. 3.52
  c. 4.48
  d. 4.60
  e. cannot determine from given information

lovelyturret   57   1 Reply

elizabethxo1

If a weak acid, HA, is 3 dissociated in a 0.25 M solution, calculate the Ka and the pH of the ...

If a weak acid, HA, is 3 dissociated in a 0.25 M solution, calculate the Ka and the pH of the ...

If a weak acid, HA, is 3 dissociated in a 0.25 M solution, calculate the Ka and the pH of the solution.
  What will be an ideal response?

Random   80   1 Reply

lhess431

If adenine only bonds with thymine and guanine only bonds to cytosine, how is this possible?

If adenine only bonds with thymine and guanine only bonds to cytosine, how is this possible?

If adenine only bonds with thymine and guanine only bonds to cytosine, how is this sequence possible?

ATCGATTGAGCTCTAGCG

Here it seems there are TG and AG bonds, how is this?

Thanks in advance.

mickey   520   2 Replies

datheman