ANSWER Transcription is the process of converting DNA into RNA.
ANSWER Translation is the process that decodes RNA and creates
polypeptides.
ANSWER Plasmids are tiny, autonomously reproducing DNA rings found in
certain bacteria.
Changes to an organism's DNA ANSWER Genetic engineering
Examples of ANSWER genetic illnesses include diabetes, Parkinson's disease,
and cystic fibrosis (CF).
ANSWER Prokaryotes are organisms without a membrane-bound organelle or
nucleus, meaning that DNA is found in the cytoplasm.
ANSWER Concentration assays assist researchers in determining the amount of
protein present.
ANSWER Potency assays measure the duration and magnitude of a drug's or
enzyme's activity in a test organism.
Tests that determine whether a certain medication or enzyme is present and
causing the desired reaction Assays for ANSWER activity
ANSWER ELISA is a highly specific test that measures protein concentration
based on a specific antigen-antibody interaction.
ANSWER PK/PD tests are a test used to determine the association between a
pharmaceutical drug's activity and dosage.
, ANSWER Assays are tests used to identify the presence or a specific feature of
a protein of interest.
ANSWER Acid is an aqueous solution that, when ionized, produces hydrogen
ions.
ANSWER Buffer is a solution that can withstand pH fluctuations.
The measurement of a sample's hydrogen ion concentration, or ANSWER pH
molecules separating on or through a stationary phase The Chromatography
Answer
The visible, near-ultraviolet, and near-infrared light sources are all included in
the quantitative study of electromagnetic spectrum. ANSWER
Spectrophotometry
Compounds dissolved in solution can be separated using this type of liquid
chromatography. A mobile phase reservoir, a pump, an injector, a separation
column, and a detector make up the instruments. ANSWER HPLC
Meaning "the moles of solute per liter of solution" ANSWER Molarity
ANSWER Electrophoresis is the process of separating DNA in agarose using an
electric field.
What is an example of a product that may be readily found in nature? The
answer is an antibiotic.
The best uses for tap water in a biotechnology lab are: ANSWER Cleaning
glassware
ANSWER mRNA encodes the amino acid sequence on a polypeptide chain.
What differences exist between species' DNA molecules? ANSWER Gene and
non-coding region counts
Agar: What is it? ANSWER Bacteria grow on solid media.
ANSWER Translation is the process that decodes RNA and creates
polypeptides.
ANSWER Plasmids are tiny, autonomously reproducing DNA rings found in
certain bacteria.
Changes to an organism's DNA ANSWER Genetic engineering
Examples of ANSWER genetic illnesses include diabetes, Parkinson's disease,
and cystic fibrosis (CF).
ANSWER Prokaryotes are organisms without a membrane-bound organelle or
nucleus, meaning that DNA is found in the cytoplasm.
ANSWER Concentration assays assist researchers in determining the amount of
protein present.
ANSWER Potency assays measure the duration and magnitude of a drug's or
enzyme's activity in a test organism.
Tests that determine whether a certain medication or enzyme is present and
causing the desired reaction Assays for ANSWER activity
ANSWER ELISA is a highly specific test that measures protein concentration
based on a specific antigen-antibody interaction.
ANSWER PK/PD tests are a test used to determine the association between a
pharmaceutical drug's activity and dosage.
, ANSWER Assays are tests used to identify the presence or a specific feature of
a protein of interest.
ANSWER Acid is an aqueous solution that, when ionized, produces hydrogen
ions.
ANSWER Buffer is a solution that can withstand pH fluctuations.
The measurement of a sample's hydrogen ion concentration, or ANSWER pH
molecules separating on or through a stationary phase The Chromatography
Answer
The visible, near-ultraviolet, and near-infrared light sources are all included in
the quantitative study of electromagnetic spectrum. ANSWER
Spectrophotometry
Compounds dissolved in solution can be separated using this type of liquid
chromatography. A mobile phase reservoir, a pump, an injector, a separation
column, and a detector make up the instruments. ANSWER HPLC
Meaning "the moles of solute per liter of solution" ANSWER Molarity
ANSWER Electrophoresis is the process of separating DNA in agarose using an
electric field.
What is an example of a product that may be readily found in nature? The
answer is an antibiotic.
The best uses for tap water in a biotechnology lab are: ANSWER Cleaning
glassware
ANSWER mRNA encodes the amino acid sequence on a polypeptide chain.
What differences exist between species' DNA molecules? ANSWER Gene and
non-coding region counts
Agar: What is it? ANSWER Bacteria grow on solid media.
