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biology
can SCIATIC PAIN be ..cured? if yes..then forever or for sometime?
biology
How is ATP involved in maintaining the sodium and potassium gradients across a cell membrane.
Biology
Help with my course work 3 strips of potatoes of equal sizes are put into water, weak sucrose and strong sucrose solution. As far as prediction goes I know happens. But what is the aim of this experiment? I came up with this aim- To illustrate movement of water molecules in an...
math
the biology club budgeted $200 for their pancake breakfast. each meal costs $1.50 to prepare. write an inequality that represents the number of meals that can be prepared without going over the budget.
Biology
Can you explain this question A person who has been sunbathing all day eats a salts tablet.
Biology
What effect does cooking have on liquid protein
Biology
What effect does cooking have on sunflower oil.
Biology
How does bacteria reproduce and how can I show it in a cartoon? In a way that a appropriate? Please help me.. Thank you!
biology
IN THE EPIDEMIS WHAT THREE THING CAN PASS THOUGH THIS OPENING
biology
the guared cell produce an opening called a stom
biology
mesaphyll layer palisade and spongy
biology
examine the intetnet structure of the leaf drawn say how the different layer are suiled for the function of photosynthes
Biology
Can someone help me. I need to know for nervous tissue, it's defined by ??? I have a worksheet and have gone through all the other ones, but my book or a web site hasn't helped me with finding the nervous tissue. I know the 2 kinds, neurons and glia, but need to know h...
Biology
What effect does cooking have on each of the following: a) starch b) cellulose c) butter d) sunflower oil e) liquid protein.
Biology
In what kind of food is each of the following substances found: a)lactose b)sucrose c)cellulose d)sunflower oil e)liquid protein.
biology
Give four reasons why we need food.
living enviroment
how do yuh break the the spermatogenesis and get the meaning for example biology bio=life ; logy = study of
biology
What are minerals? Give names of a few minerals and details of the following: 1 Iron and calcium 2 Iodine and phosphorus
Biology
Briefly distinguish the difference between inductive and deductive reasoning. Are the groups of statements below examples of an inductive or deductive process?
Ap Biology
During aerobic respiration, glucose is broken down to form several end products. Which end products contain the carbon atoms from glucose? The hydrogen atoms from glucose? The oxygen atoms from glucose? The energy stored in the glucose molecules?
Repost- Biology
A scientist separates plant pigments from leaf, root, and stem samples by paper chromatography. All the leaf chromatographs include yellow green and blue green spots but none of the root and only a few of the stem chromatographs have these green spots. Many of the samples have...
Advance Biology
What is the relationship between CFCs and the Earth's protective layer?
Advance Biology
I need help writting exactly 25 words to describe the relationship between CFCs and the Earth's protective ozone layer.
Biology
A scientist separates plant pigments from leaf, root, and stem samples by paper chromatography. All the leaf chromatographs include yellow green and blue green spots but none of the root and only a few of the stem chromatographs have these green spots. Many of the samples have...
Biology
Please answere these questions: identify each statement as observation, hypothesis, or prediction and then tell if it is inductive or deductive Male Red-winged Blackbirds display red wing patches to signal superiority to other males A male Red-winged Blackbird displays his red...
Biology
Givin these 9 hypothesis we are supposed to state if they are inductive or deductive 1. Male Red-winged Blackbirds display red wing patches to signal superiority to other males 2. Bees make honey 3. Male red-winged Blackbirds compete for territories and there are 6 other hypot...
microbiology
describe the factors tha may alter the expression of the cultural characteristics of bacteria?
Biology
What are two autotrphs that don't use sunlight? How might these organisms provide clues to exterrestrial life?
Biology
compare and contrast plant mitosis and animal mitosis *focus on cytokenesis*
Biology Lab
What tense do you use when writing a discussion in a formal lab?
biology
Give examples of animal and plant cells.
biology
Describe how animal and plant cells are different.
Biology
Why do some cells have a higher concentration of mitchondria in a eukaryotic organism/ What are some examples of these cells? Thanks In Advance
biology
Small molecules are combined to form large molecules by the life function of... please help!! URGENT!
Biology
Sorry, I have one more question... what can be concluded about effects of RpoS and OxyR on KatE expression? I've looked online but I've only found experiments which I do not understand. Could someone please clarify? Thanks!!!
Biology
How do you test the effect of RpoS on oxyR expression? I cannot find information on this topic anywhere... please help me out! Thanks you!
biology
In D. virilise, the mutations dusky body (dy), cut wings (ct) and white eyes (w) are all recessive alleles located on at different places on the x chromosome. Females heterozygous for all three mutations were crossed to dy ct w males, and the following phenotypes were obtained...
Biology
How well would a plant grow under pure yellow light? Explain. Really had no ideas on this... Thank You.
Biology
Olga Oompah has red hair and marries Oliver Oompah who has blue hair. They have 32 children. What is the color of their children's hair? This has to do with the punnet squares!
biology
substances that can pass through cell membranes by diffusion include?
Biology
What is an example of inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning pertaining to health care
Biology
How is it possible for a stem to give rise to roots?
biology
I am trying to find three plants that belong to the same species, with both their common and Latin names.
biology
how do you distinguish between an observation, hypothesis, and a prediction?
biology
describe the role of mitochondria in the metabolism of eukaryotic cells.
biology
how was vinegar able to remove the calcium shell of an egg?
Biology
Which is the most common complex carbohydrate on earth? A. Starch B. Glycogen C. Cellulose D. Hemicellulose E. Chitin
Biology
Which monosaccharide requires the most steps to proceed through glycolysis? A. Glucose B. Galactose C. Fructose
Biology
Anaerobic fermentation in yeast produces (include all of the final products). A. Lactic acid, NAD and CO2 B. Lactic acid and NADH C. Lactic acid, NADH and CO2 D. Lactic acid and NAD E. Ethanol and CO2 F. Ethanol, NADH and CO2 G. Ethanol, NAD and CO2 H. Acetaldehyde and NADH
Pre-Ap biology
After an organism is gully grown, cell division continues to function in renewal and repair, replacing cells that die from ________________ During the growth phase (for a cell) known as _____________...is this one interphase? The mitotic phase itself consists of 2 stages calle...
biology
Name an adaptation of acoelomate or pseudoceelomates explain how it developed and why. discuss the role DNA played in the development of this trait
biology
two or more compounds combined but keep their chemical identity a.solution b.carohydrates cproteins or d.isotope
Biology
how is it possible for a stem to give rise to roots?
biology
What follows is a hypothetical situation. Genes that produce chlorophyll in plants are inserted into the chromosomes of cattle. Indicate some of the possible advantages of this procedure. - I'm guessing mutation happens but I don't know what's the advantages to it ...
biology
what is cell division called
biology
what are they differenves between eprokaryotes& prokaryotes?
Biology
How is the expression of sex-linked genes similar to the expression of autosomal genes?
Biology
How is the expression of sex-linked genes similar and different from the expression of autosomal genes?
biology
How does the interaction between a carrier protein and the substance it transports resemble the interaction between an enzyme and its substrate?
biology
How does the interaction between a carrier protein and the substance it transports resemble the interaction between an enzyme and its substrate?
Biology
How is the expression of sex-linked genes similar and different from the expression of autosomal genes?
biology
if a solution has a pH of 4 mix to a solution that has a pH of 9 what will be the pH of the mixed solution? will it be acidic or base? please show me how to calculate it.please i need the answer before tomorrow morning. thank you so much. I had been to other sites but i didn&#...
Biology
How is the expression of sex-linked genes similar and different from the expression of autosomal genes?
Biology
"wherever in the universe life exists, some of those life forms must be colored" is this true? if so please explain
Biology
Is a enzyme a protein or is a protein an enzyme? Explain. I have no idea please help me thank you
micro biology
what would a spore former (bacteria) look like if you forgot the safranin stain?
Biology
I am having trouble descibing how the expression of sex-linked genes is similar and different from the expression of autosomal genes?
biology
I have a question about reduced and oxidized chemicals and potenital enery. Reduced have weaker PE because they hold on to their electrons and oxidized have strong PE because they can let go electrons right? If I am right then why is that CO2 has a low PE because Oxygen is mor...
Biology
Which trophic level gets the least amount of energy? a) producers b) herbivores c) carnivores d) decomposers I think the answer is c, but i'm not sure if it's right. I posted this question earlier, but google didn't provide with an answer. I still think the answer ...
Biology!
1. Urea is made where? Is it in the kidneys or the liver? 2. Which trophic level gets the least amount of energy? a) producers b) herbivores c) carnivores d) decomposers I think the answer is c, but i'm not sure if it's right.
biology
how might a change in pH affects the function of an enzyme hexokinase? please help i need the answer badly! thank you!
biology please help!
the answer for each is a cell part what is the powerhouse of a cell & site of ATP production? what supports the shape of the entire cell what is involved in muscle contraction in larger organisms
biology please help!
the answer for each is a cell part what is the powerhouse of a cell & site of ATP production? what supports the shape of the entire cell what is involved in muscle contraction in larger organisms
biology
what is the powerhouse of a cell & site of ATP production? what supports the shape of the entire cell what is involved in muscle contraction in larger organisms
biology
what are organisms that can synthesize energy-containing organic compounds? organisms that add to the total energy stored in organic compounds? organisms that require sunlight in order to survive? choices: a) autotrophs b) heterotrophs c) both any help is greatly appreciated! :)
Biology
The reason you might see fewer colonies on your LB/Amp/Arabinose + plate (compared to the number of colonies..? The reason you might see fewer colonies on your LB/Amp/Arabinose + plate (compared to the number of colonies that you see on your LB/Amp + plate) is because? a. UV l...
BIOLOGY
1.Three fatty acids form a triglyceride with one glycerol. What similarities would the fatty acids have with polysaccharides? What differences? 2. When you consume more food than you require, the mitochondria in the liver are involved n forming triglycerides from the excess. W...
Biology
How can I make a 3D model of a bone cell?
Biology
Equal sized potatoes are dipped into water,weak sucrose and strong sucrose solution.Predict (a)What potato would increase in size (b)What potato would decrease in size (c)Comment on the stiffness of the potatoes before and after dipping them into the respective solutions. (d)W...
Biology
What are the roles of the scapula? Are these correct? Aids movement of the shoulder joint Provides support Attachment of collar bone to the humerus
science-biology help
knowing that as the steepness of a concentration graident increases, the rate of diffusion increases, explain how a single celled organisms would respond in an oxygen rich pond compared to an oxygen poor pond. I'm not really sure but in an oxygen poor pond there is a small...
Biology
What is the occupational outlook for an agronomist. Are there any job openings for this career, what is the outlook?
biology/biochemistry
Why should we carry the Western blot in the low temperature while we were transferring SDS-PAGE information to the PVDF membrane?
biology!
A person has the blood group AB, what determines this blood group? a) different alleles on different chromosomes b) different alleles on the same chromosomes c) the same alleles on different chromosomes d) the same allele on the same chromosomes I thought that the answer shoul...
Biology
Can proteins like GFP slow transcription of other essential cellular proteins?
biology
If an elephant's cell were to lose ability to perform aerobic cellular respiration, would would most likely happen? A)the cells would switch over to anaerobic respiration and the elephant would be fine. b)the cells would switch over to lactic acid fermentation and the elep...
biology
A rock covered with green spots is placed on a screen in a test tube above some bromothymol blue solution; after several hours, the solution remains blue. What can you conclude form this experiment? AFter doing research, I found out that bromothymol solution is a blue liquid a...
biology
where in a chloroplast would you find the highest concentration of protons?
microbiology
what is the common-source outbreak of the H1N1 flu of 2009
Biology
In the cyclic reaction sequence called the krebs cycle, which chemical event does not take place? a.The acetyl group is joined with a four carbon molecule, oxaloacetate. b. Two carbons per cycle are made into CO2 molecules. c. Electrons generated are used to produce NADH. d. P...
biology
can you explain the differences and similarities between the energy cycles of human cells, plant cells, and yeast cells?
Biology
A variety of snail has an inherited condition that affects the thickness of the shell. The alleles are t and n. tt have thick shells tn have thin shells nn do not survive Two heterozygous snails are mated. What is the probability that a surviving snail of the next generation i...
microbiology
Where and what is patient zero in the H1N1 infection? Use this info to discuss primary infections vs. secondary infections i can figure out the second part if anyone can tell me the first part thanks :)
biology!
What is the percentage of oxygen in expired air when a person is resting?
Biology quick question
Is Taq polymerase an oligodeoxynucleotide?
Biology
Which of these two molecules is LESS involved in cell communication? Carbohydrates OR Lipids
Biology
Which is the most direct way that the carbon in starch stored in cereal grain can be released to the atmosphere as carbon dioxide? 1. grain destroyed by fire 2. grain eaten by birds 3. grain made into bread and eaten by humans 4. grain stored in damp conditions goes mouldy and...
Biology!!!!
Which blood vessel contains blood that has high oxygen concentration, low carbon dioxide concentration, and high pressure? 1. aorta 2. pulmonary artery 3. pulmonary vein 4. vena cava I wrote the answer as 3, but is wrong. Which one is the correct answer?
Biology!!!
Which method of birth control prevents the implantation of the fertilised egg? 1. coil (mechanical) 2. condom (mechanical) 3. spermicide (chemical) 4. vasectomy (surgical) I don't get the question. The correct answer was number 1, but shouldn't all the options be corre...
Biology!!
If i do a starch test on a plant cell that comes from a plant exposed to sunlight, which parts of the plant cell will be stained blueblack? 1. nucleus 2. cell wall 3. cytoplasm 4. vacuole I wrote the answer as 4, the vacuole, but the correct answer says 3, the cytoplasm. Shoul...
Biology!
Inorganic fertiliser is applied each year to fields bordering a lake. the fertiliser runs off into the lake and causes six changes which altogether make the fish die. 1. aerobic bacteria feed on dead plants 2. algae reproduce faster 3. light cannot penetrate water 4. oxygen le...
Biology
In a double-stranded fragment of DNA, which of the base pairs would you expect to be most stable
Biology
What is the role of oxygen in aerobic respiration?
biology
nitorgen has an atomic number of 7. which of the following elementshave similair chemical proteries? carbon, neon, phosphorus, or sulfer?
Biology
The absorbance of a protein solution measured in a 1.0 cm cuvette at 278 nm was 1.145. The protein content of that solution, calculated from quantitative amino acid analysis, was 256 micrograms/mL. Calculate the extinction coefficient of the protein in unitsbof mL/mg/cm. Assum...
Biology
1. A famous scientist once said that wherever in the universe life exists, some of those life-forms must be colored. Why would the scientist make such a statement? 2. One of the accessory pigments used in photosynthesis is beta-carotene, a carotenoid found in high concentratio...
Biology!!!
The female mosquito is an effective vector for malaria. What makes it an effective vector? 1. it has wings 2. it lays many eggs 3. it makes noticeable noise 4. it mates several times I wrote the answer as B, but the answer as told on my assessment book says A, (which doesnt ma...
Biology!!
I'd like to know, how many chromosomes are there for humans? (Correct me if i'm wrong) There are altogether 46 chromosomes, (or 23 pairs of chromosomes), which includes a pair of sex chromosomes.
Biology!
What is the role of bacteria in the making of yoghurt from milk? 1. to make alcohol 2. to make carbon dioxide 3. to make lactic acid 4. to make lactose coagulate I think the answer is number 4, but i'm not so sure.
biology
why do plants produce far more sugar than they need? why do they not stop photosynthesis once immedaite needs are met?
science
is a news article the same as a news story is this a news article or a news story? Is Garbage The Solution To Tackling Climate Change? ScienceDaily (Oct. 3, 2009) — Converting the rubbish that fills the world’s landfills into biofuel may be the answer to both the gro...
Biology
What's the difference between LB "-" and LB "+"?
biology
why would someone choose to propagate a particular plant for commercial purposes by using vegetative structures instead of seed?
Biology
Can anyone give me a web site that can give me information for a lab report on observing diffusion? Thanks
Biology
Is the increased heart rate and blood pressure after exercise a feedforward or feedback mechanism? Can someone actually also explain to me what feedforward and feedback mechanisms are?
BIOLOGY
1.What is the function of DNA? 2.Name 3 parts of DNA molecule 3.Describe the shape of DNA molecule
biology
if hydrogen flouride (HF) is dissolved in pure water will the pH of the solution be lesser or greater than 7? please explain why? thank you so much ! please i need the answer tonight!!!!!
human biology
under what circumtances can a virus be active
Biology
CAM (crassulacean acid metabolism) plants such as the cacti differ from standard C4 plants such as corn in which of the following ways? a. CAM plants minimize photorespiration whereas C4 plants do not. b. CAM plants use both mesophyll and bundle sheath leaf cells for photosynt...
biology
it is everything that occupies a place in the space
BIOLOGY
Human tissue cells seem to fit together like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. How is this arrangement of cells helpful to an organism? The presence of membranes around organelles indicates increasing complexity. Why do you think the presence of such membranes gives the cell an advan...
biology
WHy is it better to use a wet mount preparation rather then a dry one? are plant and animal cells prokaryotic or eukaryotic? WHy do cells have different shapes and sizes?
biology
i am writing this lab in seed germination and this is my hypothesis: If there is high amount of salt in the soil then it affects the biological process. i dont know how to explain it i mean the hypothesis is clearly explained... how to expand it ? or write in other words.... p...
biology
Name the three substances that are produced when water molecules are broken down during the light reactions.
biology
Explain how the light reactions would be affected if there were no concentration gradient of protons across the thylakoid membrane. This is not a homework question. It's a 'challenge', if we want to do it. So I'm just interested :)
biology
what can be a represent as a necleus in a room. and WHY
BIOLOGY: GENETICS
Q) In D. virilise, the mutations dusky body (dy), cut wings (ct) and white eyes (w) are all recessive alleles located on at different places on the x chromosome. Females heterozygous for all three mutations were crossed to dy ct w males, and the following phenotypes were obta...
Biology
I got this question wrong on a quiz and i was wondering what the answer was, to help me study for a test. What do organisms do with O2 ??
biology
Cell City Analogy By Shannan Muskopf In a far away city called Grant City, the main export and production product is the steel widget. Everyone in the town has something to do with steel widget making and the entire town is designed to build and export widgets. The town hall h...
biology
are van der waals forces and ionic bonds similar ? How ? and are there also any difference beetween them? please please please help my brain is spinning! thank you so much!
biology
how do van der Wheels forces hold molecules together? please help i tried but i still cant understand it. thank you so much.
Biology
Which part of the neuron stores neurotransmitters? My answer was the dendrite filaments. Is this correct?
MICROBIOLOGY
WHICH IS /ARE COMPLEMENTARY TO 5' AGGCUAAC 3' 1. 5'TCCGATTG3' 2. 3'TCCGATTC5' 3. 5'CTTAGCCT3' 4.3'TAAGCTTA5' 5. 3'TCCGATTG5' AND 5'GTTAGCCT3'
MICROBIOLOGY
WHICH IS A RNA MOLECULE AGCCTAC GGGCCCA GCCCUUA
BIOLOGY
Botulism (a toxin produced by bacteria that causes food poisoning) and curare (a natural poison) inhibit the action of acetylcholine. What symptoms would you expect to find in someone exposed to botulism or curare? Provide an explanation for the symptoms.
Advance Biology
Briefly summarize the differences between the words or phrases in each of the following. A reaction without an enzyme and a reaction with an enzyme.
biology
the clinitest tablets specifically test for which of teh following: starch, hydrogen peroxided, guaicol, peroxidase, or none of the above. Is the answer starch or none of the above?
Advance Biology
List 5 traits of enzymes.
Biology
Are chlorplasts necessary for the reduction of DCPIP? why or why not? and is light necessary for the reduction of DCPIP? why or why not? I
biology
does isomerism exist in double sugars?
Biology
What are the genus and species of Dragonfly, Water Boatman and Caddisfly??? I've looked all over the internet and i cant find the answer!!!!
Biology
We are classifying different pond organisms, and im stuck on paramecium because i know that it belongs to the protista kingdom, but when i look up the phyla it comes up as Ciliophora but the only ones we have to classify them with are Chordate, Mollusk, Annelids, Arthropod. An...
biology
why is it difficult to descride a typical animal cell?
biology
cell membranes are selectively permeable. what does this mean?
Biology 12
briefly describe the process of endocytosis
Pre-AP Biology
why is it difficult to describe a typical animal cell?
BIOLOGY
Heat exhaustion caused by a person's exposure to heat can result in weakness or collapse. It usually involves a decrease in blood pressure. Explain why the homeostasis adjustment to heat can cause a drop in blood pressure. ---------- I'm not sure if I'm correct. bu...
BIOLOGY
Which of the following organelles is found within a cell that is both eukaryotic and autotrophic? A lysosomes B ribosomes C rough endoplasmic reticulum D chloroplast
biology
Why is a large surface area : volume ratio needed for cells to function properly? a.Adequate surface area (plasma membrane) is needed to furnish nutrients to and expel wastes from the volume (cytoplasm). b. Smaller volumes reduce and larger surface areas reduce the cell's ...
biology
After being formed by the ribosomes located on the endoplasmic reticulum, what is the next organelle to which a protein could be transported? a.mitochondria b.smooth endoplasmic reticulum c.golgi apparatus d.nucleus
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