Who worked for Eastman Kodak and invented the commercially available first color film? 

Discuss the use of photography by women in the late 19th- early 20th century. Why were there so few women photographers in the 1800’s and early 1900’s? What limitations did society place on women at that time? Why was photography so attractive to women as a hobby or a profession? What types of photographs were women typically making at that time and why? 

Which photographer said “the darkroom is my visual research lab”?

Extra Credit! Let’s assume 30% of people have blood type O. At a health clinic, you sample 12 people. Calculate the probability of seeing 2 people out of 12 with blood type O.

Discuss the implications of the findings of the study for: (i) the future study of postural control in Parkinson’s disease and (ii) translation of these findings to clinical practice.

What were the primary hypotheses of your research project? Describe the theoretical rationale for the hypotheses.  Your answer should include an introduction and general description of the issue, the gap(s) in the literature and the primary question that the project is designed to address.

In the process of converting succinate to fumarate in the mitochondrial matrix, an FADH2 molecule is generated. Succinate dehydrogenase passes these captured electrons on to which respiratory chain component?

ADP and ATP can freely cross the mitochondrial outer membrane but require a specific transporter for these nucleotides to cross the mitochondrial inner membrane.

More ATP is generated from the metabolism of glucose during glycolysis than during oxidative phosphorylation.

Given the general (and simplified) chemical equation of: A + B AB 1. Provide a definition of a condensation reaction. (2pt) 2. Does this reaction require the input energy to complete? (1pt) 3. While not shown, is the input of water required for this reaction to go forward or is water a product of this reaction? (1pt) 4. Give a specific example of a biological reaction that would follow this general chemical reaction. (2pt)