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Semiconservative DNA replication means that A) only half of each DNA strand is copied and the other half is not copied. B) only one strand of DNA is copied and the other strand is not copied. C) one half the DNA strand is preserved and the other half is degraded. D) DNA is used as a template to replicate the new strand resulting in half old and half new. E) cell replicates the DNA half way through the cell cycle in a conservative manner. - Answer D A DNA template of 5' to 3 ...

What are the emergent properties of life common to all living organisms? - Answer 1. Reproduction 2. Growth & Development 3. Order & Structure 4. Metabolism 5. Respiration 6. Response to stimuli 7. Adaptation & Evolution 8.Autonomous Movement What is a model system and common names and examples? - Answer Model system is a representative organism or a cell type used for conducting simple or complex biological experiments. EXAMPLE: Prokaryotes (E.Coli), Eukaryotes (fungi...

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Belt move in one direction which one is counter clockwise - Answer All of them As the car moves in a circular path, the direction of CENTRIFUGAL force is directed toward - Answer Point d, furthest to the center of curvature What will be the output speed if the input speed is 240 rpm? Ration 4:1 3:1 2:1 - Answer 240/4= 60 60/3=20 20/2=10 Final 10 rpm How much force is needed in this balance - Answer 8kg Illustration is the round shape with saw - Answer ...

A cannon fires off a ship up towards a mountain range. Neglecting air resistance, where will the velocity of the projectile be greatest? - Answer *a. Exiting the muzzle* b. Halfway to the mountains c. As it impacts the mountains. If Gear A is traveling at 10 rpm, how many times will Gear C rotate in 3 minutes? (same number of teeth) - Answer a. 1.7 times b. 3 times *c. 30 times* (10rpm x 3) The larger piston has four times as much horizontal area as the smaller piston. ...

HOW MANY LEVERS ARE THERE? - Answer 3 THREE CLASSES OF LEVERS - Answer · First class: Fulcrum is in the middle (scissors, pliers) · Second class: Fulcrum is at one end, load is in between (nutcracker, wheelbarrow) · Third class: Fulcrum is at one end, effort is in between (tongs, tweezers) Weight - Answer mass*gravity Velocity - Answer displacement or speed/time (V=S/t) Acceleration - Answer velocity/time (a=V/t) Force - Answer Mass*acceler...

Conductor - Answer any material that allows electricity to pass through it. Circuit - Answer Electricity traveling in a circular path. Three parts of circuit - Answer Source, path, load, and switch. (battery/wall plug). (wires). (lightbulb/buzzer). (control). Lightbulb in holder image - Answer circle with squigglie line inside on off closed position image - Answer _-_ Electricity flowing. 1 1/2 VOLT BATTERY cylinder - Answer 1.5 -T t- 9 Volt...

Scalars - Answer Quantities that are fully described by a magnitude alone. Vectors - Answer Quantities that are fully described by both a magnitude and a direction. Distance - Answer Scalar quantity that refers to "how much ground an object has covered" during its motion. Displacement - Answer Vector quantity that refers to "how far out of place an object is" it is the object's overall change in position. Speed - Answer Scalar quantity tha...

What force causes an airplane to turn? - Answer Horizontal lift component. The rate of turn at any airspeed is dependent upon - Answer Horizontal lift component. What is the relationship between centrifugal force and the horizontal lift component in a coordinated turn? - Answer Horizontal lift and centrifugal force are equal. When airspeed is increased in a turn, what must be done to maintain a constant altitude? - Answer Increase the angle of bank and/or decreas...

direction or magnitude - Answer Machines help us make work easier. Simple machines are mechanical devices that change the _______________________ of a force Six Simple Machines - Answer Lever, Wheel and axle, Pulley, Inclined plane, Wedge, and Screw. Each simple machine or mechanism within a complex machine is focused on making the work easier by doing one of the following actions: - Answer Increase the force applied to an object Increase the speed or distance of a movin...

General Aptitude test - Answer (GATB) measures nine distinct aptitudes using 12 separate tests (eight pencil and paper tests, and four performance tests): G - General Learning Ability V - Verbal Aptitude N - Numerical Aptitude S - Spatial Aptitude P - Form Perception Q - Clerical Perception K - Motor Co-ordination F - Finger Dexterity M - Manual Dexterity Aptitude assessment - Answer assesses skills and abilities Minnesota Clerical Test - Answer (adults and 8-12 ...

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tunica intima - Answer simple squamous only layer in capillaries tunica media - Answer thicker in arteries smooth muscles and elastic fibers vasoconstriction tunica externa - Answer collagen fibers vaso vasorum elastic arteries - Answer closest to heart large lumen for shock absorption and even out flow no vasoconstriction muscular arteries - Answer smaller lumen vasoconstriction for blood supply and limit flow to inactive tissues arterioles - ...

In which specific structure is blood pressure highest? - Answer The aorta Blood ____________ (leaving/entering) the heart is at its highest pressure. - Answer Leaving What are the three layers of a blood vessel from most deep to most superficial? - Answer - Tunica intima - Tunica media - Tunica externa What type of tissue is tunica intima comprised of? - Answer Endothelial tissue What type of cells is tunica media comprised of? - Answer Smooth muscle t...

major groups of lymphatic structures - Answer encapsulated lymph organs diffuse lymphoid organs encapsulated lymph organs - Answer separated from surrounding CT by fibrous capsule EX- lymph nodes, thymus gland, spleen diffuse lymphoid tissue - Answer no defined boundary found in virtually every body organ largest lymphatic organ in the body - Answer spleen red pulp - Answer phagocytes remove abnormal RBCs and antigens from blood active erythrocyte de...

sarcoplasmic reticulum - Answer where is calcium stored before muscle excitation? activation of stretch response in lungs - Answer what is a response to decreased ventilation rate in the lungs? Vagus nerve X (both motor and sensory) - Answer What cranial nerve is responsible for parasympathetic tone in the thorax and abdomen? prepuce - Answer What is the loose layer of skin covering the glans penis? corpus cavernosa - Answer What is the spongy tissue res...

3 functions of kidney - Answer filtration, reabsorption, secretion kidney is located underneath - Answer 12th rib retroperitoneal - Answer outside parietal peritoneum NOT covered by visceral peritoneum supportive layers of kidney - Answer renal capsule adipose capsule renal fascia renal cortex - Answer granular superficial region glomeruli renal medulla - Answer renal columns pyramids papillae renal columns - Answer separate pyram...

glycogenesis - Answer creation putting glucose into storage form of glycogen glycogenolysis - Answer breaking down glycogen into glucose gluconeogenesis - Answer creation of new glucose from non-carb resources carbohydrates - Answer monosaccharides disaccharides polysaccharides disaccharides and polysaccharides - Answer broken down into glucose polysaccharides - Answer slower to digest lipids - Answer triglycerides cholesterol phos...

Lab 6 - Answer 2 main digestive system groups - Answer -Alimentary canal -Accessory digestive organs Alimentary canal (gastrointestinal tract/GI tract) - Answer -One long muscular, hollow tube that extends from the mouth to the anus -Includes mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, and small/large intestines -Food is digested and broken down to be absorbed Accessory Digestive Organs - Answer -Teeth, tongue, gallbladder, salivary glands, liver and pancreas. 5 m...

What is the most basic function of the respiratory system? - Answer O2 and CO2 transport - dispose of CO2 and supply tissues w/O2 What is pulmonary ventilation? - Answer Moving gas in and out (breathing) What is external respiration? - Answer gas exchange between lungs and blood What is gas transport? - Answer Transport of gasses - occurs in blood What is internal respiration? - Answer Gas exchange between blood and tissues What is the respiratory zon...