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Clinical Trial- Phase 1 - - Tests drug in healthy individuals - Tests for safety, dosage, and side effects Clinical Trial- Phase 2 - - Tests on larger group of effected individuals - Tests for efficacy and side effects Clinical Trial-Phase 3 - - Tests on new and wider demographic - Tests for long term effectiveness and comparisons with other medications Clinical Trial- FDA Approval - Treatment determined effective and safe for public use Clinical Trial- Phase 4 - - Continues to te...

Heat-stable DNA polymerase - Polymerase chain reaction Restriction Enzymes (EcoRL) - Digesting DNA Horizontal Gel Electrophoresis box - Running DNA gels Vertical Gel Electrophoresis box - Running Protein gels DNA Ligase - Joining pieces of DNA Measuring protein or DNA concentration - Spectrophotometer E.Coli is an example of what - prokaryote Identifies candidate bio pharmaceutical drugs - Research and Development Make commercial quantities of a bio pharmaceutical drug - ...

explain the difference between a scientific hypothesis, Theory, and law - -Hypothesis: tentative statement about the natural world leading to deductions that can be tested -Theory: well sustain an explanation of some aspect of the natural world that can incorporate facts, laws, inferences, and tested hypotheses - Law: descriptive generalization about how some aspect of the natural world behaves under stated circumstances cells produced by mitosis are haploid - false germinating or s...

Which of the following is an example of a product easily found in nature? - Antibiotic In a biotechnology lab, tap water is best used for - washing glassware The order of amino acids on a polypeptide chain is encoded by - mRNA How do DNA molecules vary from one species to another? - Number of genes and non-coding regions What is agar? - Solid media on which bacteria grow What part of an amino acid differs from one to the other? - R group Which of the following is an mRNA codon?...

Which of the following is an example of a product easily found in nature? - Antibiotic In a biotechnology lab, tap water is best used for - washing glassware The order of amino acids on a polypeptide chain is encoded by - mRNA How do DNA molecules vary from one species to another? - Number of genes and non-coding regions What is agar? - Solid media on which bacteria grow What part of an amino acid differs from one to the other? - R group Which of the following is an mRNA codon?...

4.651 x 10^4 written in expanded form is - 46,510 What is 5.78 x 3.13, rounded to the correct number of significant digits? - 18.1 What is 4.202 x 0.806, rounded to the correct number of significant digits? - 3.39 How many grams is 2.6 kg? - 2600 How many milliliters is 0.725L? Group of answer choices - 725 Your supervisor provides you with a 1.0 mg/mL solution of Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA), and asks you to make a 5-step 2-fold serial dilution. What would be the dilution factor a...

Covalent - sharing electrons between atoms Polar Covalent - a pair of electrons is unequally shared between two atoms; ex. water Ionic - complete transfer of valence electrons between atoms Carbs - CHO Lipids - CHOP (phosphorus in phospholipids only) Proteins - CHON Nucleic acids - CHONP Homo - same uniform appearance and composition Hetero - visibly different substances of phases Aerobic - with air, cellular respiration Anaerobic - without air, lactic acid fermenta...

cell theory states - All life forms are made from one or more cells. Cells only arise from pre-existing cells. The cell is the smallest form of life. E.coli is an example of a eukaryote - false Quality Assurance - ensure that all products meet standards of quality in manufacturing process reasearch and development (R AND D) - identify candidate biopharmaceutical drugs Manufacturing - make commercial quantities of biopharmaceutical drug Which structure regulates the flow of molecul...

bioethics - applying moral values to decision-making on topics brought up by advances in biology, medicine, and technology biotechnology - the study and manipulation of living things or their components data - information gathered during an experiment genome - an entire set of an organism's genetic information hypothesis - a testable prediction to a scientific question journal - a scientific magazine or periodical where scientists publish their experiments control - an experim...

What is an example of a product easily found in nature? - Antibiotic In a biotechnology lab, what is tap water is best used for? - Washing glassware. What is the order of amino acids on a polypeptide chain encoded by? - mRNA How do DNA molecules vary from one species to another? - Number of genes and non-coding regions. What is agar? - Solid media on which bacteria grow. What part of an amino acid differs from one to the other? - R group How can colorless proteins be monitored ...

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In the progression of mathematical knowledge and understanding, which of the following critical areas are students expected to gain mastery of last? - Representing, relating, and operating for parts of a whole with sets of objects Analyze the sample scenario to answer the following question. There were 4 frogs in the pool. Some more frogs hopped in the pool with them. Then there were 12 frogs. How many frogs joined the 4 frogs in the pool? Which of the following describes the problem structur...

Instructional Strategies for Teaching - Gives students the ability to identify appropriate instructional practices and provides ways to accomodate and meet student needs and differentiate and interest students. Cooperative or Collaborative Learning - Ways to organize the classroom, support and facilitate student development, and small groups given assigned roles or duties to perform during activities. Learner- Centered Instruction - Advocated and supported by the constructivist learning th...

Fluency - The ability to solve problems quickly and accurately by knowing which methods to use and how to use them Accuracy - Getting the correct answer Automaticity - Selecting a problem-solving method and performing computations without requiring much time to think and process through Rate - How quickly computations are made Flexibility - Being able to solve problems in more than one way and selecting the most appropriate method Reasoning - The ability to hypothesize test theori...

Major operations on rational numbers - addition subtraction multiplication division Addition and Subtraction: 4 types of problems - join part-part-whole separate compare Join - involve adding or joining elements to a set. 3 quantities involved: the starting amount__?__ +56=85 the changing amount 29+__?__=85 the resulting amount 29+56=__?__ variations of the join problem include situations when the result is unknown, the change is unknown, or the starting amount is unknown. Se...

Simplify the expression (-9)(-3)-[4-(3-6)] - 20 What is the prime factorization of 30? - 2 x 3 x 5 Four students were shopping at a mall. Lisa purchases a $20.00 shirt at 10% off. Tim purchases a $20.00 shirt at 20% off. Tina purchases a $25.00 at 40% off. Joe purchases a $25.00 shirt at 30% off. Who paid the most for the shirt? - Lisa A group of students are working on a project. They complete 30% of the project in 12 hours. If they continue to work at the same speed, how many hours wi...

Teachers who conduct action research might: - Videotape their lessons to reflect on instructional strategies. A student-centered classroom uses reciprocal teaching to analyze a selection of text. The 4 basic steps that are used in reciprocal teaching are: - Predicting, questioning, clarifying, summarizing. What type of test could a school district use to determine if state standards were being effectively taught? - Criterion-referenced test Which of the following is the best example of ...

Guide to project management body of knowledge PMBOK - The PMI publication that defines widely accepted project management practices. The CAPM and the PMP are based on the book Application areas - the areas of expertise, industry, or function where a project is centered. CAPM - A person who has slightly less project management experience than a PMP. Cultural and social environment - Defines how a project affects people and how those people affect the project. Cultural and social environm...

A project is said to be temporary because: A. it has a short duration B. it has a definite beginning and end C. it has the potential to be a continuous and ongoing effort D. its project team outlives it. - B. it has a definite beginning and end Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a project? A. Constrained by limited resources B. Creates unique product or services C. Ongoing and repetitive D. Planned, executed, and controlled - C. Ongoing and repetitive Project deliver...

The project manager and team should consider each process along with its inputs, tools and outputs. As a result, they should choose which are applicable. This effort is known as - Tailoring In Initiating, a project charter is created. According to the PMBOK, which person or group may help write the charter? - Project management team The Monitoring and Controlling Process Group involves: - Tracking, reviewing, and orchestrating the progress of the project Much information is collected an...