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Ways of regulating enzymes - CORRECTallosteric effector competitive inhibition noncompetitive inhibition cooperativity Competitive inhibition - CORRECTsubstance the enzyme by occupying the active site Noncompetitive inhibition - CORRECTsubstance inhibits the enzyme by binding to a location other than the active site and changes the shape of the enzyme Cooperativity - CORRECTenzyme becomes more receptive to additional substrates Ribosomes are manufactures in the... - CORRECTnucleus...

A dog is following the scent of a jackrabbit. Which of the following accurately describes how the dog's brain integrates information for smell? A) Chemoreceptors in the brain send impulses for smell in the nasal cavity. B) Chemoreceptor cells in the nasal cavity sends impulses to the appropriate area of the brain. C) Chemoreceptors on epithelial cells of the tongue send hormones to the appropriate area of the brain. D) Receptors originating in the nose send action potentials to the motor ...

yes - CORRECTis testosterone lipid soluble testosterone - CORRECTreadily passes through the cell membrane and binds to a receptor in the cytoplasm. the hormone and receptor then enter the nucleus and act as a transcription factot voltage-gated calcium channels in the membrane open - CORRECTwhat is a direct result of depolarizing presynaptic membrane of an axon oxygen gas - CORRECTin photosynthesis, atom goes from water to pump - CORRECTwhenever this term is used, active transport occ...

emergent properties - CORRECTnew properties that emerge with each step upward in the hierarchy of life, owing to the arrangement and interactions of parts as complexity increases negative feedback - CORRECTa mechanism of response in which a stimulus initiates reactions that reduce the stimulus positive feedback - CORRECTa physiological control mechanism in which a change in a variable triggers mechanisms that amplify the change inductive reasoning - CORRECTreasoning based on observed pa...

organic compounds - CORRECTcontain carbon; examples include lipids, proteins, and carbs functional groups - CORRECTamino (NH2), carbonyl (RCOR), carboxyl (COOH), hydroxyl (OH), phosphate (PO4), sulfhydryl (SH) fat - CORRECTglycerol and three fatty acids saturated fats - CORRECTbad for you; animals and some plants have it; solidifies at room temp. unsaturated fats - CORRECTbetter for you, plants have it; liquifies at room temp. steriods - CORRECTlipids whose structures resemble chi...

Who is the Airport Operator? - CORRECTMassport-Massachusetts Port Authority (MPA). Massport's Department of Aviation Security is the primary contact for security abd communicates with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Name 2 of the many types of badges generated at the Massport Badge Office at Logan? - CORRECTSIDA Badge-(Security Identification Display Area)-Allows access into the SIDA areas via company specific doors PSID Badge-(Public Side Identification)-No access into t...

SIDA-Security Identification Area - CORRECTFalse SIDA-Security Identification Display Area - CORRECTTrue ID must be displayed at all time in the sterlie area - CORRECTTrue Airline cockpit crew do not have to show ID in the SIDA - CORRECTFalse ID must be worn with the photo facing forward at waist level - CORRECTFalse ID must always wear and display your badge photo facing, above the waist and below the neck - CORRECTTrue You

What is Community Interpreting? - CORRECTA specialization of interpreting used in community-based settings to facilitate access to community services such as medical, educational, and social services. You support equal access to community services by facilitating communication and understanding. Define medical interpreting: - CORRECTInterpreting for patients, their family and a healthcare provider. What is the purpose of interpreting? - CORRECTTo facilitate communication between parties...

TCI - CORRECT... Definitions - CORRECT. "A" Language - CORRECTThe interpreter's primary or native language. Adjunct Interpreter (Dual Role) - CORRECTA bilingual employee called upon to interpreter on occasion or part-time as one of his or her professional duties. Advocacy - CORRECTAn action taken by the interpreter on behalf of a client when the client's safety, well-being, dignity or equal access to a public service are compromised or at risk. "B" Language - CORRECTThe inte...

What is bias? - CORRECTIt refers to a personal attitude or perspective that is not impartial and tends to favor one viewpoint or social group over another. It is usually unconscious. Define working language - CORRECTAny language the interpreter interprets in What is Project Implicit? - CORRECTIt's a Harvard-based project suported by decades of research that lets you explore your own unconscious bias in a series of tests. What is community interpreting? - CORRECTA specialization of inte...