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A. E.coli is growing aerobically on glucose, and for every NADH oxidized by the electron transport, you find that only 2 protons are released into the periplasm. Draw the cytoplasmic membrane and the specific NADH dehydrogenase, quinone, and cytochrome oxidase used for this respiration. Identify the coupling site(s) and show the flow of electrons from NADH to the terminal electron acceptor..

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An elementary school with 500 children is fairly diverse. It includes 200 Blacks, 140 Asians, 100 Hispanics, and 60 Caucasians. There are 270 female students. Of the Black students, 95 are female. If you could randomly sample an individual from this school: A. What is the probability of selecting an Asian student? B. What is the probability of selecting a Black female? C. What is the probability of selecting a Caucasian or Black student? D. If you made two selections with replacement, what is the probability of selecting a Black and an Asian student?.

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An elderly couple named Terrance and Mariah listed their home for sale for $550,000. Their goal is to downsize from their large four-bedroom/two-bath home to a two-bedroom/one-bath condo in a beautiful gated community. They are hoping to close on the sale of their home within 30 days from getting into contract with a buyer; however, after holding open houses every weekend and scheduling private showings for potential buyers throughout each week, their listing agent has yet to attract an interested buyer willing to submit an offer. Per the advice of their listing agent, the sellers vacated the property during each open house and before private showings by agents from other real estate brokerages; however, on one occasion, the sellers were late in leaving the property before the start of a showing; and it turns out the agent scheduled to show the property to her clients (prospective buyers) was delayed by terrible traffic, but her clients Rick and Shannon made it to the property on time. Terrance and Mariah, wanting to be hospitable, decided to invite Rich and Shannon (buyers) in as they waited for their agent. Small chatter and in-depth discussions about the property and its sale ensued. During this time, the potential buyers disclosed that they qualified for $650K for the loan they will use for their eventual home purchase. Likewise, the sellers also disclosed information about the condition of the property. Work as a group to provide single responses to each question below. Which law governs this case? Please explain your answer. Assuming Rick and Shannon are interested in purchasing the home, what set of events would have to take place for there to be an effective offer? What are some of the reasons why an offer from the buyers in this case might be terminated? Note : Unless otherwise specified, an offer for the purchase of real property expires after three days. How might an effective acceptance come about in this case? Please explain. What will it take for the sellers and the buyers be in a legally binging agreement for the sale purchase of the home? Do you see any risks with the sellers inviting the buyers in and discussing specifics about the property and their qualifications? Explain your answer. 7.During their exchange, one of the sellers incorrectly stated that the roof was replaced five years (as opposed to 15 years) ago and was in great condition, but after putting in an offer, the buyers relied on this information to save money on inspections by not having a roof inspection done. After the close of the sale, issues began surfacing with the roof, including leaking during heavy rain. Question: .

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A. Define globalization, and its impact on international business. Include at least one positive impact of globalization, and one negative impact. B. Summarize some of the elements of culture (we discussed these in the lesson) such as: - Values, Norms, Folkways - Etiquette - Social Structure - Language - Education - Food and family life - Religion C. A country is considering opening up a new location. The Hofstede Scores are listed below, what does this information tell you about doing business between these countries, and what other information would you might you need to know? D. Discuss reasons why companies exhibit unethical behavior..

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An alpha helix acts like a bar magnet. Describe the origin of this effect at the peptide bond and how this results in a helical dipole. Give an example of how this is used in biology. 2. a) Give the name and amino acid sequence for the polypeptide coded as PDB 1PPT. b) Generate your own illustration using any molecular visualisation program for the overall fold of 1PPT. c) Using the ProtScale tool relate the predictions of the (i) alpha helix/Chou P.Y., Fasman G.D. and (ii) coil/Deleage G., Roux B. methods to the observed x-ray structure of 1PPT..

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Amy and Brian were investigating the acquisition of a tax accounting business, Bottom Line Incorporated (BLI). As part of their discussions with the sole shareholder of the corporation. Ernesto Young, they examined the company's tax accounting balance sheet. The relevant information is summarized as follows: - The mortgage is attached to the buliding and land. Emesto was asking for $496 , 950 for the company. His tax basis in the BLI stock was $146.000 . Included in the sales price was an unrecognized customer list valued at $189 , 000 . The unallocated portion of the purchase price ( $97 , 800 ) will be recorded as goodwil. Note: Negative amounts should be indicated by a minus sign. Problem 19.57 Part b (Algo) b. What amount of gain or loss does Ernesto recognize if the transaction is structured as a direct asset sale to Amy and Brian, and BLI distributes the after-tax proceeds [computed in part (a)] to Ernesto in liquidation of his stock? Note: Pound intermediate calculations and final answer to the nearest whole doller amount..

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Alternation of generations Antheridia Diploid Nonvascular plants in the domain Angiosperms Prokarya Seedless vascular Gametes Drgans Green algae Sporophyte Eukarya believed to have Gymnosperms Ferns Mycorrhizae Archegonia Drgan systems has a unique Plant kingdom Eggs Filamentous Haploid Aquatic ancestor Cell walls Gametophyte which varies Symbiotic Coelom between evolved from which also gave rise to with reproductive structures called plants.

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