With negative feedback, a change induces a response that _____ that change

a. increases b. reverses


B

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Clearly illustrate the pairing configuration of an inversion (paracentric) heterokaryotype

What will be an ideal response?

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Active -galactosidase enzyme is observed only in E. coli growing in the presence of lactose. One hypothesis is that the enzyme is always being produced, but is produced in an unstable form that breaks down rapidly in the absence of lactose (hypothesis 1)

A second hypothesis is that the enzyme is stable, but is produced only in the presence of lactose (hypothesis 2). An experiment was performed to test these hypotheses. A culture of growing cells was exposed to lactose, which was later removed. The amount of -galactosidase present in the culture during the course of the experiment was measured. The data are shown in the graph below. Which one of the following statements is a conclusion that can be obtained from these experimental data? A. The amount of -galactosidase in the culture decreased rapidly after lactose was removed, in support of hypothesis 2. B. The amount of -galactosidase in the culture decreased rapidly after lactose was removed, in support of hypothesis 1. C. The amount of -galactosidase in the culture remained stable after lactose was removed, in support of hypothesis 1. D. Synthesis of -galactosidase is turned on when lactose is added and turned off when lactose is removed, in support of hypothesis 2. E. Synthesis of -galactosidase is turned on when lactose is added and turned off when lactose is removed, in support of hypothesis 1.

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A joint that is movable in only two dimensions, such as the elbow, is called a ________ joint

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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Which of the following key chemical mediators in inflammation is not matched to its function?

A) kinin: induces vascular changes, stimulate pain receptors, and assist in blood-clot cascades B) histamine: induces vascular changes C) prostaglandins: induce vascular changes and stimulate pain receptors D) TNF-?: enhances inflammation E) thromboxanes: reduce pain receptor stimulation and reduces fever

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