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#Question id: 10562


The direction and rate of water flow across a membrane are determined by

#SCPH06 I Botany
  1. the sum of the concentration gradient of water and by the pressure gradient
  2. the movement of other small uncharged substances
  3. the concentration drops off as the distance, x, from the origin increases
  4. Solely by the concentration gradient of water or by the pressure gradient
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#Question id: 15699

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

The PROSITE pattern representing the conserved sequence motif for a new family of AMP binding protein is [LIVMFY]-X(2)-[STG]-[STAG]-G-[ST]. You are given a sequence of a 15-amino acid stretch starting from the first residue of the motif. Which one of the following proteins is likely to have AMP binding function?

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#Question id: 15700

#SCPH01 Biochemistry

In a sequence database of a given size, which of the following expressions is likely to retrieve more matches (X means any amino acid; any of the residues in square brackets can occupy that position)?

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#Question id: 15700

#I Life Science/ Life Sciences Group – I-V

In a sequence database of a given size, which of the following expressions is likely to retrieve more matches (X means any amino acid; any of the residues in square brackets can occupy that position)?

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#Question id: 15700

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

In a sequence database of a given size, which of the following expressions is likely to retrieve more matches (X means any amino acid; any of the residues in square brackets can occupy that position)?

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#Question id: 15700

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

In a sequence database of a given size, which of the following expressions is likely to retrieve more matches (X means any amino acid; any of the residues in square brackets can occupy that position)?

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#Question id: 15701

#SCPH01 Biochemistry

In a sequence logo of the type given below, the sizes of the letters are proportional to the: