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1. In early cell cycles there are only two phases (M and S). Name the protein complex used for cell cycle phase progression. When is it inactive and active? How is it regulated? 2. How does the amount and distribution of yolk influence embryonic cleavage patterns? 3. How is the direction of shell coiling determined? What experiments demonstrate the cellular and molecular bases of this phenotype? 4. In snails, a left coiling shell phenotype is recessive and right coiling is dominant. Explain how it is possible for a cross between a left coiling snail and a right coiling snail to yield 100% left coiling progeny. In this scenario, which parent (mom or dad) must be left coiling and which must be right coiling. 5. What is the polar lobe? What is it importance to snail development? Design an experiment to identify the cytoplasmic determinants located in the polar lobe..
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1.5,2.0} are (=1.0)=0.40,(=1.5)=0.25 and (=2.0)=0.35. (i) Find the posterior probabilities of by
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loss..
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x), the marginal probability density function of X (b) What is h(y), the marginal probability density
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parameter >2 is unk nown i. Write out the Likelihood furction L in simplified form. 1i. Write out the
ln(L) in simplified form. iii Write out the derivative of ln(L) in simplified form. iv Write out the MLE ^
of v If the sample values are 1.8,1.5,1.6,1.8,1.9, find the numerical volue of ^.
1 Let X1Xn be a random sample from the Bernoulli distrib.pdf
1. Let X1,,Xn be a random sample from the Bernoulli distribution f(x;p)=px(1p)1x,x=0,1,0p1.
Suppose you take an estimator of p to be Y=i=1nXi. What conclusions might you draw about this
choice of estimator for p?.
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1. Let X and Y be random variables defined on a common probability space. Assuming Var(X)<,
show that Var(X)=EVar(XY)+Var(E[XY]). [Hint: Use defn. of Var(X) and conditional expectation
tricks.] [1].
1 Las personas que aprenden otro idioma cuando son nios p.pdf
(1) Las personas que aprenden otro idioma cuando son nios pueden sonar como hablantes
nativos, pero los adultos que aprenden idiomas a menudo cometen errores gramaticales notables.
(2) Pero, cundo exactamente en la vida de una persona se vuelve difcil dominar las reglas que
rigen un idioma? (3) Si bien las teoras anteriores especulaban que las personas solo pueden
adquirir un nuevo idioma a una edad temprana, las nuevas investigaciones respaldan una
perspectiva diferente.
(4) Los investigadores del rea de Boston encontraron evidencia de que el lapso de tiempo para la
adquisicin del lenguaje dura desde la infancia hasta la edad adulta temprana; este lapso de
tiempo se conoce como el perodo crtico. (5) Tal perodo tambin existe para el desarrollo de la
vista. (6) Estudios previos haban llegado a diversas conclusiones sobre el perodo crtico: se cierra
justo despus del nacimiento; se detiene alrededor de los 5 aos; dura hasta los 13 aos. (7)
Insatisfechos con el pequeo nmero de participantes de estos estudios, los investigadores de
Boston se dirigieron a una gran muestra de usuarios de idiomas para un estudio de adquisicin de
la gramtica inglesa. (8) Los investigadores desarrollaron un cuestionario de gramtica en lnea con
preguntas de seguimiento sobre los antecedentes lingsticos de los encuestados. (9) Al obtener
cerca de 700 000 respuestas, dos tercios de hablantes no nativos de ingls, el equipo de
investigacin mape en detalle la relacin entre la edad y la fluidez del idioma.
(10) La precisin de las respuestas a las preguntas del cuestionario de gramtica se desplom para
aquellos que comenzaron a aprender ingls despus de los 17 aos. (11) Aunque este resultado
indica que el perodo crtico para la adquisicin del idioma dura ms de lo que sugieren estudios
previos, el logro del idioma nativo -la fluidez al nivel del hablante est fuera del alcance de los
estudiantes adultos.
(12) Sin embargo, los estudiantes adultos de un segundo idioma deben permanecer optimistas.
(13) Los investigadores encontraron que el aprendizaje ptimo del idioma no se detiene por
completo despus del perodo crtico: contina tanto para los hablantes nativos como para los no
nativos hasta alrededor de los 30 aos. mal en el cuestionario de los investigadores puede ayudar
a otros estudiantes a ser ms realistas acerca de sus objetivos. (15) Dejar de lado el deseo de
dominar por completo la gramtica de un idioma puede permitir que un estudiante adulto se
esfuerce por lograr una competencia bsica en comunicacin, un resultado que se logra mejor,
sealan los investigadores, a travs de programas educativos que sumergen a los estudiantes en la
experiencia de un segundo idioma. en lugar de los que se centran en el aprendizaje de memoria.
El escritor quiere cambiar la oracin 3 (reproducida a continuacin) para brindar una vista previa ms
especfica del argumento del pasaje.
Si bien las teoras anteriores especulaban que las personas solo pueden adquirir un nuevo idioma
a una edad temprana, una nue.
1 La Sra Elle de 80 aos de edad es una paciente a quien.pdf
La Sra. Elle tiene cáncer terminal y gangrena en el pie. Los resultados de laboratorio indican que necesita una transfusión de sangre, pero esto podría prolongar su vida lo suficiente como para requerir una amputación, la cual probablemente no sobreviviría. Su apoderado médico solicitó cesar los exámenes y enfocarse en el cuidado paliativo, mientras que la transfusión cumpliría con las necesidades médicas pero iría en contra de los deseos de la paciente de morir en paz.
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1. La sntesis (replicacin) del ADN podra describirse para un nio como la copia de una hebra de
ADN para hacer una copia idntica de otra hebra de ADN. Verdadero o falso
2. La transcripcin es el proceso de copiar el ADN con una hebra complementaria de ARNm. El
ADN contiene A, T, G y C y el ARNm contiene los mismos nucletidos. Este mRNA codificar para
tRNA. Verdadero o falso
3. La traduccin es el proceso en el que el ARNt crea una hebra complementaria para emparejarse
con el ARNm y ambos incluyen neucletidos A, U, G y C. El tRNA se une al mRNA trayendo
consigo los aminocidos que forman polipptidos o protenas. Verdadero o falso.
1 Las caractersticas en dos grupos diferentes de organismo.pdf
1. Las caractersticas en dos grupos diferentes de organismos que se comparten porque se
heredaron de un ancestro comn son ejemplos de: (Una palabra. El caso no importa, pero debe
escribirlo correctamente). ____________
2. Una filogenia es:
Un diagrama que muestra la relacin entre grupos de organismos.
Una lista de las innovaciones evolutivas que posee un solo grupo de organismos.
Un diagrama de todos los ancestros conocidos en el registro fsil para una sola especie que vive
hoy
Una unidad de tiempo utilizada en geologa.
3.
La homoplasia se refiere a:
La tendencia de los organismos estrechamente relacionados a cruzarse entre s.
Caractersticas que tenan los antepasados que luego fueron perdidas por sus descendientes
Caractersticas en diferentes grupos de organismos que no se heredan de un ancestro comn
Caractersticas que aparecen solo en un solo grupo de organismos.
4.
Archaeopteryx lithographica y Tiktaalik roseae son ejemplos de:
Fsiles que muestran formas tempranas de vida multicelular en el Precmbrico
Fsiles de transicin que documentan el origen de las innovaciones evolutivas
ndice de fsiles que se utilizan para identificar la edad de las rocas
Especies vivas que conservan caractersticas primitivas
Un diagrama que muestra la
A. relacin entre grupos de
organismos.
Una lista de las innovaciones
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ancestros conocidos en el
C.
registro fsil para una sola
especie que vive hoy
Una unidad de tiempo utilizada
D.
en geologa..
1 La tincin de viabilidad VIVOMUERTO se ha utilizado para.pdf
1. La tincin de viabilidad VIVO/MUERTO se ha utilizado para estudiar biopelculas de
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, como se explica en el texto. Cmo podra ser til la tincin VIVO/MUERTO
descrita en el captulo para examinar especficamente la regulacin de la muerte celular explosiva
en la formacin de biopelculas de P. aeruginosa?
R. Podra teir biopelculas en diferentes etapas de desarrollo con y sin exposicin a antibiticos para
examinar patrones de muerte celular porque las clulas vivas se teiran de verde.
B. Podra exponer las biopelculas a los antibiticos y luego teirlas para ver qu partes se daaron ms.
C. Podra teir las biopelculas a lo largo de las etapas de desarrollo para determinar los patrones
normales de muerte celular a lo largo de las etapas.
D. Podra teir muchas biopelculas, todas en una etapa similar de desarrollo.
2.
Segn su comprensin del material del captulo y la informacin del pasaje, cules son algunas de las
diferentes formas en que los investigadores podran estudiar la expresin gnica subyacente a la
muerte celular explosiva?
Seleccione todas las respuestas correctas.
Ver pistas disponibles
Seleccione todas las respuestas correctas.
-Etiquetado de genes para factores de virulencia.
-Extraccin del profago de las clulas de P. aeruginosa
-Etiquetado de genes para enzimas de lisis
-Uso de genes informadores.
1 Label the following diagram of the brachial plexus on Figu.pdf
1 Label the following diagram of the brachial plexus on Figure 11.13. C5,C6,C7,CB, and T1 roots
Posterior division Radial nerve Superior, middle, and Medial, lateral, and Musculocutaneous nerve
inferior trunks posterior cords Median nerve Anterior division Axillary nerve Uinar nerve 2 Label
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1 Las acciones del presidente estadounidense Richard Nixon .pdf
1. Las acciones del presidente estadounidense Richard Nixon fueron la causa principal del fin del
sistema de Bretton Woods.
Seleccione uno:
a. VERDADERO
b. FALSO
2. Cul de los siguientes pases es un "PIIGS" nacin?
Seleccione uno:
a. Polonia
b. Indonesia
C. Grecia
d. Singapur
3. Cul de los siguientes no es un problema potencial que enfrentan las naciones en desarrollo que
toman prstamos del exterior?
Seleccione uno:
a. Los pagos de intereses sobre las obligaciones de la deuda son transferencias de residentes
nacionales a residentes extranjeros.
b. Los fondos obtenidos de prstamos extranjeros a menudo se utilizan para financiar
adquisiciones de recursos de capital.
C. Los prestatarios extranjeros pueden imponer condiciones a los prstamos que efectivamente
transfieran parte del control sobre las decisiones de asignacin de recursos fuera de los residentes
nacionales.
d. Las inversiones y los prstamos extranjeros a corto plazo pueden ser muy voltiles..
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1. La rotacin funcional suele resultar positiva para las organizaciones. verdadero o falso
2.
Cul de los siguientes describe mejor una calificacin ocupacional de buena fe?
Es una plantilla que utiliza un departamento de recursos humanos para seleccionar, capacitar y
orientar a los posibles empleados.
Proporciona una descripcin detallada de las responsabilidades laborales de rutina para todos los
empleados de una organizacin.
Proporciona una razn legtima por la cual un empleador puede excluir a personas en
bases ilegales de consideracin.
Proporciona una lista exhaustiva de los rasgos y caractersticas deseados que se esperan de los
posibles empleados.
3. Cul de las siguientes afirmaciones es verdadera sobre la Ley de Estadounidenses con
Discapacidades?
Las deficiencias como el cncer y el VIH no estn cubiertas como discapacidades.
La ADA no protege a los adictos en recuperacin.
La ADA no protege a los usuarios actuales de drogas y sustancias ilegales.
Las deficiencias como el autismo y el trastorno bipolar no estn cubiertas como discapacidades.
4. Se permiten diferencias de remuneracin entre hombres y mujeres en los mismos puestos de
trabajo cuando existe una diferencia en la calidad del trabajo. verdadero o falso
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1) In how many ways, can you arrange the letters in the word massachusetts? 2) Lets introduce
an additional constraint: a vowel letter has to be the first letter in your arrangement. How many
ways can you arrange these letters now? 3) In this word, letters a and t appears twice, and the
letter s appears four times. How many ways can you arrange all letters so that the occurrences of
a, t, and sare symmetric w.r.t. the middle position.
1 La Sra Richards est embarazada y ha habido una posibili.pdf
1. La Sra. Richards est embarazada y ha habido una posibilidad de desprendimiento de placenta
a juzgar por su sangrado intenso. Se deben realizar ms pruebas mientras tanto, necesita una
transfusin de sangre. Su muestra de sangre mostr aglutinacin con ambos, plasma que contiene
anticuerpos anti - A y anti - B. Qu tipo de sangre puede recibir?
2. El Dr. Smith es un mdico que viaj con el grupo pero milagrosamente pareci evitar cualquier
lesin. Est ansioso por donar su sangre en el acto. Sabiendo que su muestra se aglutin con el
plasma que contena anticuerpos anti-A, cul de sus compaeros necesitados puede recibir su
sangre?.
1 La forma qumica del ozono es a O b O2 c O 3 d.pdf
1) La forma qumica del ozono es
a) O.
b) O2
.
c) O
3.
d) O
4.
e) OO.
2) Cul de los siguientes demuestra la formacin natural de ozono?
a) Una molcula de O absorbe energa UV, lo que hace que se divida en dos tomos de O.
2
b) Un solo tomo de O se combina con una molcula de O para formar O .
2 3
c) Una molcula de O absorbe la radiacin UV y se divide en O + O.
3 2
d) Un tomo de Cl reacciona con una molcula de O creando ClO y O
3 2.
e) Una molcula de ClO cede su O a otro O nico de un O
3.
3) Cul de los siguientes causa la destruccin natural del ozono?
a) Una molcula de O absorbe energa UV, lo que hace que se divida en dos tomos de O.
2
b) Un solo tomo de O se combina con una molcula de O para formar O .
2 3
c) Una molcula de O absorbe la radiacin UV y se divide en O + O.
3 2
d) Un tomo de Cl reacciona con una molcula de O , creando ClO y O
3 2.
e) Una molcula de ClO cede su O a otro O nico de un O
3.
4) Cul de los siguientes causa la destruccin no natural o provocada por el hombre del
ozono?
a) Una molcula de O absorbe energa UV, lo que hace que se divida en dos tomos de O.
2
b) Un solo tomo de O se combina con una molcula de O para formar O .
2 3
c) Una molcula de O absorbe la radiacin UV y se divide en O + O.
3 2
d) Un tomo de Cl reacciona con una molcula de O creando ClO y O
3 2.
e) Una molcula de ClO cede su O a otro O nico de un O
3.
5) El ozono se produce principalmente
a) en la estratosfera.
b) en una capa entre 9 y 19 millas de altura.
c) a nivel del suelo como forma de contaminacin.
d) todos estos.
6) Dnde se encuentran las mayores concentraciones de ozono?
a) en la troposfera.
b) en una capa entre 9 y 19 millas de altura.
c) a nivel del suelo como forma de contaminacin.
d) todos estos.
e) ninguno de estos.
7) Seleccione todas las siguientes afirmaciones que sean verdaderas sobre el agotamiento
del ozono.
a) Las molculas de CFC son muy estables en la atmsfera y se difunden gradualmente hacia la
capa de ozono.
b) Las molculas de CFC en la capa de ozono absorben la radiacin UV y se descomponen, siendo
una molcula ClO (xido de cloro).
c) Las molculas de ClO luego liberan su O a un O que pasa en la capa de ozono.
d) El tomo solitario de Cl luego se une a una molcula de O3, descomponindola en O2 y ClO
e) La molcula de ClO luego cae a la Tierra y elimina algo de oxgeno de la capa de ozono.
8) Cul de las siguientes afirmaciones es falsa?
a) El agujero de ozono antrtico se forma cada primavera en el hemisferio sur porque se desarrolla
un vrtice polar durante el invierno anterior que atrapa aire en su interior.
b) Durante la existencia del vrtice polar, el aire se vuelve muy fro y se forman finas nubes de
cristales de hielo.
c) Las finas nubes de cristales de hielo ayudan a facilitar la destruccin del ozono por la radiacin
UV.
d) La prdida mxima de ozono ocurre en septiembre-octubre.
e) Todas son verdaderas.
9) Seleccione todas las siguientes afirmaciones que sean verdaderas?
a) La prdida mxima de ozono en el agujero de ozono antrtico ocurre en sep.
1 In the 1950 s many scientists thought that proteins not.pdf
1. In the 1950 s, many scientists thought that proteins, not DNA, carried genetic information. Why
did proteins seem better suited for storing genetic information? Biologists could already visualize
proteins with electron microscopes, and so had an idea of how complex they were Proteins had
more (20 amino acids) units than DNA did (4 nucleotides) Biologists knew that chromosomes were
only comprised of proteins and not DNA DNA seemed too complex to carry information compared
to more simple proteins.
1 La actividad principal de _____ es suscripcin A El di.pdf
1. La actividad principal de _____ es suscripcin.
A) El diario de Wall Street
B) banqueros de inversin
C) la Bolsa de Valores de Nueva York
D) Comisin de Bolsa y Valores (SEC)
e) corredores de bolsa
2.
Qu enunciado describe el principal inconveniente del uso de la financiacin mediante deuda?
A) El financiamiento de deuda les da a los accionistas comunes una voz en la administracin de la
empresa.
B) El riesgo financiero es siempre una posibilidad con la financiacin de la deuda.
C) Los intereses pagados no son deducibles de impuestos.
D) La financiacin mediante deuda es una forma de financiacin permanente.
E) Los dividendos se pagan despus de impuestos.
3.
El valor de mercado de una accin es el precio al que se vende actualmente.
Una verdad
B) Falso
4.
Los valores se venden al pblico inversionista de dos formas: en subastas abiertas ya travs de
banqueros de inversin.
Una verdad
B) Falso.
1 Kritik insan kaynaklar sorunlarnn zlmesine yardmc olma.pdf
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gren bir ekibi vardr. Ancak, eitli ekip yesi programlar ve hibrit alma senaryolar nedeniyle ekip
nadiren toplanr.
K yneticisi neden ekip toplantlarn yz yze toplantdan sanal toplantya evirsin ki?
Hayatta kalmak iin uyum salamak zorundaydlar.
Bu modaya uygun bir ey.
Bylece yeler toplantlar srasnda oklu grev yapabilir.
nk dier departmanlar yapyor.
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ne sren liderlik teorisi hangisidir?
Yol-hedef teorisi
Yaam dngs teorisi
Bilisel kaynak teorisi
acil durum teorisi.
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