Category: Biology

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Answer questions 1.a-b, explanation of mitosis steps (interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase) and questions 2.a-b.

Graded elements: * States Purpose of Study * Background on organism(s) studied © * Background on experimental question w/ © * Relate experimental question to organism biology and broader scientific principles w/ © * Summary of Experimental Design * Hypotheses and Predictions *Well written, topics separated into paragraphs Methodology: Write narrative methods paragraphs describing the…

To answer the questions and insert the plots, graphs, and calculations. Please only accept if you can do this assignment and have it completed by 11:30PM EST

o The 6 page research paper will cover a specific protein molecule. The protein topics will be randomly distributed by the instructor on the second or third day of class. (NOTE: The 6 page minimum does not include the title page or references). Students are encouraged to discuss their research papers with the instructor outside…

Assignment Content Question 1Question 1 1 PointProcedure 7.1 pg. 73:How many pigments are in a plant extract? How can you isolate these pigments? Question 2Question 2 4 PointsProcedure 7.1 pg. 74:7.Calculate the Rf value for each pigment:Carotene-Xanthophyll-Chlorophylla -Chlorophyllb- Question 3Question 3 1 PointProcedure 7.1 pg. 74:Question 1.a What does a small Rf value tell you…

You’ll be completing the section titled “Your Task” at the end of the case study document. They provide a table to fill out for one of the four drink brands covered in the case; I will want you to complete that table for all four of the drinks, and then answer the questions which follow…

PLEASE READ THE 3 FILES Attached for assignments 1 for instructions 1 for rubric and 1 for samples all the graph should like samples and include all axis, title, legend and formula. total 12 graphs and 8 tabs

High Elevation Adaptation Adaptations to living at high elevation including metabolic rates, respiration rates and hemoglobin concentrations are shared by many indigenous communities. These traits are heritable, and passed on to the next generation. Athletes train at high elevations to reap the benefits of these adaptations, even short term. But, it makes some people sick…

Review of videos you watched in class Assume you work for the local newspaper and PBS showed you the first episodes of the documentaries (that you watched in class) as preview to what they are going to show for their fall program. Write a brief review of 400 – 600 words, as you would write…