What happens when water is heated?
A) It's broken into hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
B) New hydrogen bonds are created between water molecules.
C) Hydrogen bonds between water molecules are broken.
D) Hydrogen atoms jump from one water molecule to another water molecule.
C
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If all of the variation in a trait in the population is due to differences in the environment, then the mean phenotype of the offspring would be independent of parental phenotype and would be identical to the mean phenotype of the population
A. true B. false
Bird influenza is an emerging disease. If you were given the task of using Koch's postulates of finding the pathogen causing bird flu, what sequence of procedures should you use?
A. (1) Inoculate a healthy bird with the suspected pathogen to see whether it becomes sick, (2) compare symptoms of that bird with those from a bird known to have the disease, (3) isolate the pathogen from both birds in pure culture and stain them to see whether they are both Gram-positive, and (4) make a vaccine from the pure culture of one bird and inject it into another to see if it recovers. B. (1) Take blood samples from a sick bird, (2) isolate the pathogen in pure culture, (3) treat the bird for the disease and when it recovers take a second blood sample, and (4) test the blood to check whether it no longer contains the pathogen. C. (1) Inject a bird with the suspected pathogen, (2) inject another bird with a control that doesn't contain the suspected pathogen, (3) repeat with more birds, and (4) plate out samples of blood from both kinds of birds to see if you can isolate the pathogen in pure culture. D. (1) Isolate in pure culture the suspected pathogen from sick birds, then (2) use a series of medications to treat the sick birds, (2) select the medication that worked best, (3) apply that medication to pure cultures of the pathogen, and (4) see whether it kills the pathogen, compared to control treatments without the medication. E. (1) Check whether the presence of the suspected pathogen correlates with the occurrence of symptoms, then (2) isolate the pathogen from an infected bird and grow it in pure culture, (3) inoculate cells from pure culture into a healthy host to see whether it causes the disease, and (4) attempt to isolate the suspected pathogen from the inoculated host.
What is the reproductive organ of angiosperms?
A. Flowers B. Cones C. Fruits D. Seeds
Steroid hormones usually act via receptors that
a. are coupled to G proteins that activate adenylyl cyclase. b. activate tyrosine kinases. c. bind to DNA. d. activate phospholipase C.