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Talking to plants helps them grow better. Why might this be…

Talking to plants helps them grow better. Why might this be the case?

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What is the chi-square value?

What is the chi-square value?

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Where and how are Okazaki fragments synthesized?

Where and how are Okazaki fragments synthesized?

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Creating pores in the membranes of mitochondria immediately…

Creating pores in the membranes of mitochondria immediately halts ATP synthesis. The most obvious explanation accounting for this observation is ________.

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A friend is conducting an experiment in which they are water…

A friend is conducting an experiment in which they are watering and weighing plants periodically. Over time, the plants have an increase in weight. Your friend concludes that the plant is absorbing the water and therefore there is an increase in weight. Having just studied photosynthesis, you know this is an inaccurate conclusion. What is more likely the cause of the plant weight gain?

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If rats inhale radioactive O2, the first molecules to acquir…

If rats inhale radioactive O2, the first molecules to acquire radioactivity in their cells will be ________.

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If 50% of the offspring from a test cross displayed the rece…

If 50% of the offspring from a test cross displayed the recessive phenotype, then the unknown parent possessed ________.

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Which of the following would enhance the rate of ATP synthes…

Which of the following would enhance the rate of ATP synthesis in chloroplasts?

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A mutation occurs in a plant in which oxygen and ATP is prod…

A mutation occurs in a plant in which oxygen and ATP is produced; however, NADP+ is never reduced. Where did the mutation most likely occur?

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You are studying cellular respiration in cultured cells. By…

You are studying cellular respiration in cultured cells. By mistake you add a bacterium that is known to stop the process of cellular respiration. To understand the mechanism, you notice the buildup of pyruvate and the presence of H+ ions outside of the mitochondria and the cells die due to a severe reduction of ATP inside the cell. What is the most likely effect the bacteria are having in these cells to cause the observed results?

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