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What kind of bond do histones have with DNA? - Answer - Ionic 
 
What amino acids compose histones? - Answer - Lysine and Arginine 
 
Which lymphoma has t-cell rearrangements? - Answer - Sezary Syndrome 
 
Acute Promyelocytic leukemia translocation? - Answer - t(15,17) 
 
Leading strand polymerase: - Answer - Delta 
 
DNA repair polymerase(s): - Answer - Beta or Epsilon 
 
Mitochondrial polyme...
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the chemical reaction that breaks down all the major macro-molecules 
Hydrolysis 
 
 
 
What is the strongest type of INTER-molecular bonds? 
Hydrogen bonds are the strongest intermolecular bonds.... 
diople-dipole bonds are weaker. . . Vander wall bonds are the weakest. 
 
 
 
Why is water a liquid at high temperatures? 
Hydrogen bonding bonds the water molocules closer together. 
 
 
 
What is an ampipathic molecule? give an Example. ...
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What kind of bond do histones have with DNA? - Answer Ionic What amino acids compose histones? - Answer Lysine and Arginine Which lymphoma has t-cell rearrangements? - Answer Sezary Syndrome Acute Promyelocytic leukemia translocation? - Answer t(15,17) Leading strand polymerase: - Answer Delta DNA repair polymerase(s): - Answer Beta or Epsilon Mitochondrial polymerase: - Answer Gamma Molecular beacon design: - Answer (R-sequence-Q) Which method uses visible light? - Answer Pyrosequencing Lagging...
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What kind of bond do histones have with DNA? - Answer Ionic 
 
What amino acids compose histones? - Answer Lysine and Arginine 
 
Which lymphoma has t-cell rearrangements? - Answer Sezary Syndrome 
 
Acute Promyelocytic leukemia translocation? - Answer t(15,17) 
 
Leading strand polymerase: - Answer Delta 
 
DNA repair polymerase(s): - Answer Beta or Epsilon 
 
Mitochondrial polymerase: - Answer Gamma 
 
Molecular beacon design: - Answer (R-sequence-Q) 
 
Which method uses visible light? - Answe...
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What is the chemical structure of a component found in four of the five cofactors used by Na+-NQR? 
says it is composed of flavin 
structure is a nucleotide base 
structure B could be 
structure C also could be 
structure D is an amino acid 
down between B and C 
to help, look at the captioned note on the table. it says Fl represents flavin which is the redox active center in four of the five cofactors of Na+-NQR 
C has an uniquinone AND HERE IS IS MENTIONED THAT UNIQUINONE IS IS A SUBSTATE 
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Resolution - ANSWER-Ability of a microscope to distinguish two objects as separate 
 
What do you call a measurement of 10^-6 m? - ANSWER-Micrometer, or micron 
 
Light Microscope - ANSWER-microscope that uses a beam of light passing through one or more lenses to magnify an object 
 
What resolving power does a light microscope have? - ANSWER-0.25 micrometers 
 
Types of Light microscopes (4) - ANSWER-- Simple (Dissecting) 
- Compound (What we use in lab to view slides regularly) 
- Dark Field (...
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Chemistry AQA A level Test Questions with Answers Graded 
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What's the Test for a Carbonyl group? - - Brady's reagent (2,4 DNPH) 
Orange to yellow precipitate 
Do Carbonyls have a lower or higher boiling point when compared to a corresponding Alcohol? - - 
Lower 
Do Carbonyls have a higher or lower boiling point when compared to a corresponding Alkane? - - 
Higher 
Do Carbonyls dissolve in water? - - Yes limited association with water molecules 
What's the t...
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What kind of bond do histones have with DNA? 
Ionic 
 
 
 
What amino acids compose histones? 
Lysine and Arginine 
 
 
 
Which lymphoma has t-cell rearrangements? 
Sezary Syndrome 
 
 
 
Acute Promyelocytic leukemia translocation? 
t(15,17) 
 
 
 
Leading strand polymerase: 
Delta 
 
 
 
DNA repair polymerase(s): 
Beta or Epsilon 
 
 
 
Mitochondrial polymerase: 
Gamma 
 
 
 
Molecular beacon design: 
(R-sequence-Q) 
 
 
 
Which method uses visible light? 
Pyrosequencing 
 
 
 
Lagging strand p...
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BIO Exam 4 Practice Test 174 Questions with Verified Answers 
 
The term polycistronic mRNA means: 
A.There is more than one mRNA strand produced during each round of transcription. 
B.There are multiple promotors to initiate transcription of this RNA. 
C.There are multiple operators for transcription of this RNA. 
D. There are multiple open reading frames in the mRNA produced. - CORRECT ANSWER D 
 
Please choose the true statement: 
A. During replication, the DNA leading strand is polymerized i...
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Chemical properties of Aldehydes and Ketones Reactions common to both Aldehydes and Ket
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Chemical properties of Aldehydes and Ketones 
Reactions common to both Aldehydes and Ketones 
The difference between an Aldehyde and a Ketone is the position of the C=O (Carbonyl group). 
Aldehyde – always on a carbon at the end of the chain 
Ketone – Always on a carbon at middle carbon of the chain 
1. BOTH Aldehydes and Ketones can be reduced 
Aldehyde reduced to Primary Alcohol 
Reducing agent = Sodium tetrahydroborate III (NaBH4) 
Ketone reduced to Secondary Alcohol 
Reduction Oxidisatio...
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