Joins with ribosomal proteins to make ribosomes.

These are the basic structural and functional living units of an organism.

The sternum is _______ to the thoracic vertebra 

If transporters move two substances in the same direction they are called.  

Suppose the instructor wanted to generate a CLUSTER sample from their class.  Write a brief explanation of how the instructor could modify their previous sample to create a CLUSTER sample.   Explain CLEARLY how this sample is different from the previous sample. 

How many standard deviations is the MINIMUM age above or below the MEAN? Justify your answer quantitatively. 

B. Les salutations (5 points) Lauren and her classmates are in French class and they are greeting each other before class starts. Choose the response that logically fits each conversation.  3. — Tu es de Montpellier? — _____

Below are pKa values for common amino acids.  Below are some postulated ionic species for a dipeptide. Blank #1: Use 3-letter abbreviations to name this dipeptide.  Blank #2: Which are the ionic species that are possible for this dipeptide at any given pH? List them by the letters identifying each ionic species (for example: A, B, C) Blank #3: Identify the zwitterion by the corresponding letter (for example: A) Blank #4: In which pH range does >90% of the -1 ion exist? (for example: 1.1 to 3.1) Blank #5: What is the isoelectric point of this dipeptide?

When individual droplets of oil in water coalesce into a single large drop: Blank #1: How does the entropy of the oil change? (increase/decrease) Blank #2: How does the entropy of the water change? (increase/decrease) Blank #3: Use the answers in blanks 1 and 2 to explain why the oil droplets coalesce into a single large drop. 

An octapeptide was completely hydrolyzed to yield the following set of eight amino acids (listed in alphabetical order; this is not the sequence): 2 Ala, 2 Lys, Met, Val, 2 Tyr (AAKKMVYY). Unfortunately, your lab is poor and you cannot afford an amino acid sequencer. However, you are capable of doing “old-school” chemistry and you obtain the following information: 1) Treatment of the octapeptide with cyanogen bromide did not cleave the octapeptide. 2) The octapeptide was treated with Sanger’s reagent and then completely hydrolyzed. One of the residues isolated was DNP-Val. 3) Treatment of the octapeptide with chymotrypsin yielded tyrosine, a tripeptide, and a tetrapeptide. The three fragments were separated via chromatography and the tripeptide was then treated with Sanger’s reagent and hydrolyzed. One of the three residues isolated from the hydrolyzed tripeptide was DNP-Val. 4) Treatment of the octapeptide with trypsin yielded lysine, a dipeptide, and a pentapeptide. The three fragments were separated via chromatography and the pentapeptide was then treated with Sanger’s reagent and hydrolyzed. One of the five residues isolated from the hydrolyzed pentapeptide hydrolysis was DNP-Val. What is the sequence of the original octapeptide?