What makes the industrial use of oxidoreductase enzymes more costly and how is this issue usually dealt with?

Polyketide synthases (PKS) are important biosynthetic assembly lines composed of one or more modules that together synthesize an enormous number of structurally diverse secondary metabolites. A minimal PKS module is composed of 4 essential catalytic domains that catalyze one condensation and subsequent release reaction. Answer questions a-d. a.  Name the 4 domains and catalytic activity in the order that they have to perform their functions. (2 pts) Domain 1: Domain 2: Domain 3: Domain 4: b. Name the typical starter and extender molecules that are linked together by one PKS catalyzed reaction (1 pt)   c. Name the reaction mechanism by which these two molecules are linked together. (1 pt)   d. Write down the structural formula of the final reaction product upon release from the PKS after one reaction round. (1 pt)

Which of the following four text options is correct? Type the corresponding number into the box below. Anaplerotic reaction(s) 1  are not involved in the citric acid production process 2  describe the conversion of glucose to fructose 3  are important for anaerobic fermentation processes 4  have high flux in the glutamic acid production process

You have synthesized the complete genome of B. subtilis and are now planning on transforming this synthetic genome into E. coli using the transformation methods developed for Mycoplasma. Assuming that you are able to get the genome transferred into E. coli, what problems will you encounter that would make it unlikely that you would obtain viable cells that are now reprogrammed with genetic information from B. subtilis? Come up with four potential problems and explain why they are bottlenecks for B. subtilis genome transplantation into E. coli.

Multiple Choice (7 questions @ 1 point each = 7 points). Please indicate corresponding the BEST answer.If a company with a process costing system chooses to use the weighted average method to determine the cost per equivalent unit of production, then costs associated with partially complete units in beginning work in process are:

Problem (14 Points) A manufacturing company that produces a single product has provided the following data concerning its most recent month of operations:   (a) What is the net operating income for the month under absorption costing?  (7 points) (b) What is the net operating income for the month under variable costing? (7 Points)

Gangwer Corporation produces a single product and has the following cost structure:  The absorption costing unit product cost is:

A city partners with several nonprofits to establish a centralized food bank hub that coordinates donations, distributes food to local pantries, and offers nutrition classes for residents. The program is run through collaboration among community organizations, volunteers, and local government. At which SEM level does this intervention primarily operate?

Preschool and early education programs such as those facilitated by New Heights Elementary School use social emotional learning curriculum to teach children about emotional regulation. Examples of books related to this include Diane Alber’s “Little Spot of Feelings” books and teacher curriculum. When addressed at the ________________ level, the school would implement this curriculum to provide wide-spread change. Additionally, the “Little Spot of Feelings” books are also available to purchase outside of the school setting. If a family were to purchase these books and use them to help their children understand their thoughts and emotions, become more self-aware, and to help develop empathy for others in their community, which level of the socio-ecological model would be utilized? ________________.

Read the following strategies regarding the promotion of norms that protect against violence and adversity. Determine which of them occurred at the societal level (select one, more than one, or indicate that none of them apply):