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1.Open the following Cytoscape session files. 2. Create network views and save pictures of the networks. 3. Compute network parameters (Betweenness, Short Path Length, Degree) fc the networks, save in the table and identify the top 5 high centrality residues Use RINanalyzer and/or RINspector apps. You may want to try several centre metrics and compare the results. 4. Map residues on protein structure using Pymol. 5. Write a paragraph with some biological rationale behind your results. .

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1.Reasons for various companies except: A) Setting rules concerning the issues of shares and the payments of dividends. B) Tightening the legal restriction on directions and on the company itself. C) Not requiring financial statements to undergo an audit by an independent auditor 2. Members of the Board should not place themselves under any financial or other obligation to outside individuals or organizations that might seek to influence them in the performance of their official duties. A) Integrity B) Accountability C) Objectively 3. In carrying out public business, including making public appointments, awarding contracts, or recommending individuals for rewards and benefits, member of the Board should make choices on merit. A) Accountability B) Objectivity C) Integrity 4. Members of the Board are accountable for their decisions and actions to the public and must submit themselves to whatever scrutiny is appropriate to their office. A) Integrity B) Objectively C) Accountability 5. Is the set of shared taken for granted implicit assumptions that members of an organization hold and that determine how they perceive, think about and react to their various environments. A) Corporate Culture B) Ethics C) Corporate Social Responsibility .

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2. Create a multiwindow application as follows: A main window opens when the application starts that allows the user to enter their personal information: First and Last Name, City and Country of Birth, and Current Occupation in corresponding text fields. A button called submit, when pressed, displays this information in a text area of a new window that pops up. The window containing the submit button is hidden from view. When the user closes the pop-up window, the application terminates. .

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2. A. Explain how margins proteet investors against the possibility of default with an example. What is the difference between the operation of the margin aceounts administered by a clearing house and those administered by a broker? B. Explain the no-arbitrage and risk-ncutral valuation approsches to valuing a European option using a one-step binomial tree. Explain what is meant by the delta of a stock option. .

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2) In order to act as a barrier against unregulated exchange between the interior of the cell and the immediate external environment of that cell, the cell membrane has evolved with the following properties: Answer a) a lipid bi-layer is arranged so that it has a hydrophilic exterior and a hydrophobic interior that limits the passage of polar molecules but not lipids. b) a lipid bi-layer is arranged so that it has a hydrophobic exterior and a hydrophilic interior that limits the passage of polar molecules but not lipids. c) a lipid bi-layer is hydrophobic and is covered in hydrophilic proteins which limit the passage of polar molecules but not lipids. d) a lipid bi-layer is completely impermeable except in the regions where protein channels exist. 3) Passive diffusion follows the laws of thermodynamics. It occurs because Answer a) the movement of molecules down its electrical gradient will decrease entropy. b) molecules will naturally move up their concentration gradients as described by th thermodynamic law of entropy. c) molecules move with their electro-chemical gradients toward greater entropy. d) molecules move with their electro-chemical gradients toward reduced entropy. NAME 4) While the laws of physics govern passive diffusion, there are still obstacles that restrict the passive movement of molecules. Which of the following restricts passive diffusion? a) particle concentration, particle size and particle location. b) particle charge, particle size and particle location. c) particle size, particle concentration and particle gradient. d) particle size, particle concentration and particle charge. 5) Facilitated diffusion can Answet a) increase the rate at which particles accumulate with in a cell until the particle concentration is at equilibrium between the inside and outside of the cell. b) increase the rate at which particles accumulate with in a cell until the particle concentration is increased within the cell. c) requires an energy source to allow entry of particles into the cell. d) requires a lipid based intermediate to act as the carrier. 6) Active transport Answer. a) requires that a concentration gradient must be formed because it is using energy derived from the cleavage of ATP. b) can produce a concentration gradient but only if there is co-transported molecule. c) requires a concentration gradient and the cleavage of ATP to reverse the process. d) can create a concentration gradient with the cleavage of ATP. .

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2 points The objective of a supply chain is to strike a balance between inventory investment and revenue customer experience and cost inventory investment and cost inventory investment and customer service 2 points A purchased item with few alternate sources of supply, typically due to complex specifications requiring complex manufacturing or service processes, new technologies, or untested processes is a Leverage item Bottleneck item Critical item Strategicitem .

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2 points Which of the following statements is true regarding the PE ratio? It can be calculated by dividing the price of a share of stock by the companies earnings for the period. Companies with a high PE ratio are generally considered growth stocks while those with a low PE ratio are value stocks. A low PE ratio is a hint to investors that they shouldn't invest in this company. All answers are correct. .

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