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#Question id: 598


Which might be a method used for distinguishing among several mechanistic possibilities in a multi-substrate reaction?

#Unit 1. Molecules and their Interaction Relevant to Biology
  1. Measure Km in the presence of one substrate at a time.

  2. Measure the rate with respect to one substrate while varying the concentration of another substrate.

  3. Measure the rate while adding inactivators for all but one substrate.

  4. Any of the above

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#Unit 7. System Physiology – Animal

Which of the following ionic changes is correctly matched with a component of the action potential?

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#Unit 12. Applied Biology

The bioremediation process involving the usage of plants to degrade pollutants is called

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#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

Following statements are regarding to the drosophila.

 A. At the completion of oogenesis, the bicoid message is anchored at the anterior end of the oocyte and the nanos message is tethered to the posterior end in translationally dormant condition.

 B. The translation inhibitors Smaug and CUP. Smaug binds to the 3’UTR of both bicoid and nanos mRNA and recruits the CUP protein that prevents the association of the message with the ribosome as well as recruiting other proteins that deadenylate the message and target it for degradation.

 C. The bicoid-Exuperantia complex is transported out of the nurse cells and into the oocyte via microtubules (Kinesin ATPase).

 D. Two other maternally provided mRNAs—caudal and hunchback are critical for patterning the anterior and posterior regions of the body plan, respectively.

 Which of the following combination is correct?

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#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

If apoptosis in the developing limb were blocked, what feature of a normal limb would not form?

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#Question id: 32430

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Muscle contraction depends on two processes: 
a. Filament sliding, driven by the ATPase domain of myosin 
b. Ca2+ pumping, driven by the Ca2+-pump
c. Filament sliding, driven by the ATPase domain of actin
d. Na+ pumping, driven by the Na+- K+ pump