Hydrogen bonds are formed when
Under aerobic catabolism of glucose, in which compartment of the eukaryotic cell does
the following reactions occur?
a. Conversion of pyruvate to acetyl CoA.
b. Conversion of succinyl-CoA to succinate
c. Conversion of NADH to ATP
d. Conversion of phosphoglycerate to phosphoenolpyruvate
n tabular form, compare the similarities and differences between Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Mycobacterium leprae in relation to morphology, transmission, pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment:
Describe the enterotoxins, endotoxins and staphylokinase and coagulase enzymes produced by staphylococci and the role they play in disease:
Explain how viscosity is related to the flow and attraction between atoms in a liquid.
What would be the magnification of a specimen deal with a compound light microscope that has an objective power of 40 X and an ocular lens power of 10 X
Describe how the MMR vaccine causes the body to develop immunity against measles, mumps and rubella.
Give Five Disadvantages of Organic Fertilizers.
(a) The total concentration of dissolved inorganic carbon in a sample of sedimentary pore water is 5.576 mmol/kg. Isotopic analysis of this DIC yields a δ13C = -37‰ vs. PDB. It’s known that the pore water initially contained some CH4 with δ13C = -84‰ vs. PDB, that the CH4 has been converted quantitatively to CO2, that pore waters in which no CH4 was oxidized have δ13C = -12‰ vs. PDB, and that the pore water in question has neither lost nor gained DIC except by the oxidation of CH4. What were the initial concentrations of dissolved inorganic carbon and CH4 in the pore water?
In 1882, Theodor Engelmann performed an important experiment in regards to photosynthetic activity.
What Engelmann did was to place oxygen seeking bacteria and algae (single celled photosynthetic organisms) on a microscope slide. He illuminated the slide through a glass prism. The prism splits white light into the various wavelengths of light so that each section of the slide was receiving a different wavelength/color of light. At the end of the experiment, he observed the following under a microscope, as demonstrated in the figure below.
a. What was Engelmann’s hypothesis about photosynthesis that formed the basis of the above experiment?
b. What are the various observations from the above experiment (based on the figure)?
c. What could be the possible conclusions from the above experiment?
d. What possible additional experiments would you suggest to exclude the possibility that the bacteria are attracted to the blue and red lights?