_______________ are short, hair-like structure that are used to move entire cells or move substances along the outer surface of the cell.

DNA is located in _______________ in prokaryotes.

DNA is located in _______________ in eukaryotes.

What monomer are carbohydrates made up of?

If inhibitors are present, what will happen to the enzyme’s activity?  

If the extracellular fluid is 80% glucose and the intracellular fluid is 30% glucose, which way will water flow?

A phylogenetic tree is used for…

Make sure you select 2 answers (1 per question) to earn full credit.  A middle-aged patient comes to your office worried about a rash developing on their hands. You observe red, raised bumps all over of their hands that feel warm under your gloves. The patient is worried as the rash has now become painful to the touch and forming pus. They are supposed to go on a business trip in a few days, but the pain may prevent them. Inquiring more about this trip, you learn that the patient frequently travels by airplane and often comes in direct contact with shared public surfaces. 1) After observing the patient, you conclude that they likely have what disease? 2) Treating this disease may be difficult as the causative agent, the microbe, is:

A 0.20-kg block and a 0.25-kg block are connected to each other by a string draped over a pulley that is a solid disk of mass 0.50-kg and radius 0.10m. When released the 0.25-kg block is 0.30 m off the ground. What speed does the larger block have when it hits the ground? Ignore friction.

Basketballs are basically hollow spheres with moment of inertia 2/3 MR2. One basketball has diameter of 9.5 inches ( 24.1 cm) and a mass of 623 grams. If the basketball starts from rest and rolls down a hill 10.0 m high without skidding, what will the basketball’s linear speed be at the bottom of the hill? Ignore air friction.   Please answer in units of m/sec.