Vibration of the stirrup against this membrane transmits sound waves into the fluid-filled cochlea
A) Tectorial membrane
B) Tympanic membrane
C) Round window
D) Oval window
E) Basilar membrane
D
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The base analog 5-bromouracil can tautomerize. One tautomer behaves like thymine and the other behaves like cytosine. If 5-bromouracil is used as a mutagen, what is the minimum number of times replication must occur to mutate the codon for proline (CCC) into the codon for alanine (GCC)?
A) one generation B) two generations C) three generations D) 5-bromouracil cannot induce this mutation
When the frequency of nerve impulses slows or stops even when the stimulus continues at constant
strength, the individual has undergone a. sensory adaptation. b. tolerance. c. perceptive degradation. d. nerve damage. e. tachyphylaxis.
Describe the four scenarios of Griffith's experiment in the 1920s and summarize the main conclusion
What will be an ideal response?
During a fermentation experiment in lab, two different samples of grape juice have been inoculated with yeast. Air has been evacuated from sample I, but not from sample II. In which sample would you predict to the greater alcohol production?
A. sample I B. sample II C. Similar alcohol production is expected in both samples. D. This cannot be predicted based on the information provided.