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Lewis Carroll (actual name Charles Dodgson, 1832 - 1898) was one far-out fellow. In addition to writing the famous tale of \"Alice in Wonderland,\" he was an accomplished mathematician and logician. As a prank, he invented an elliptical pool table with a mark at one focus and a hole at the other focus and challenged expert pool players to sink more balls in the holes than he. What advantage did he have over those who didn\'t know about reflecting properties of ellipses? Solution Lewis Charoll magic table has the advantage that if the balls pass through one focus i.e. assuming it as black dot. if it goes through the other focus then the ball whereever you hit then the ball will finally go in the pool dug. This is the reflection property of ellipse which is used by Lewis caroll in order to win against its opponent.
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#include
#include
#include
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#include
#include
#define MAX_LINE 80
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{
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while (getline(f,s, \' \'))
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import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
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lastName=null;
employeeID=0;
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Success time: 0.04 memory: 711168 signal:0.
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production.) Yeast reproduce asexually by budding. How does this form cell division differ from
what we consider to be typical mitoic cell division?
Solution
Answer 1:
Asexual Reproduction of Rhizopus:
1. It takes place with the aid of spores formed within the sporangium.
2. Single sporangium develops on the tip of lengthy, erect sporangiophore.
3. A dome-shaped columella is found in every sporangium. The protoplast of columella is in
continuation with that of sporangiophore.
4. The area between columella and wall of sporangium is known as spore sac. It stays Filled
with sporangiospores or aplanospores.
5. Each sporangiospore is ovoid, non-motile, unicellular and multinucleate shape. There is no
flagella at the spores.
6. Spores pop out on dehiscence of sporangium and germinate immediately by means of forming
new mycelium.
7. Another way of asexual reproduction is the formation of chlamydospores.
Sexual Reproduction of Rhizopus:
1. It takes place with the aid of the fusion of multinucleate gametangia. Species are dioecious.
2. Two fusing gametangia (male and famale)are morphologically similar but physiologically one
of a kind.
3. Developing gametangia are known as progametangia. These are full of cytoplasm and nuclei
in their swollen tip.
4. At the time in their fusion each gametangium is separated from the ‘suspensor’ with the help
of a septum.
5. The multinucleate protoplasm of each gametangium is referred to as coenogamete
6. Fusion of gametangia takes place. The nuclei of male gametangium fuse with the ones of
female, and as a result many diploid nuclei are formed. Around this fusion product, a thick, spiny
wall develops, and now it\'s miles known as zygospore.
7. Zygospore germinates meiotically by means of producing a long sporangiophore bearing a
sporangium on the tip.
Answer2:
Difference between budding and mitosis:
1. Cytokinesis starts before than the nucleus divides. The bud begins forming even earlier than
DNA replication. The DNA replicates, then the mitotic spindle forms with one end in the
\"parent\" yeast cell and the opposite inside the bud.
2. Division of cytoplasm is uneven. The parent cell retains most of the cytoplasm. The bud is
smaller than the parent cell.
3.The main difference between budding in yeast and mitosis is that a bud will develop into a
complete new organism that is an exact copy of the original, while in mitosis is a complete
different process that happens for the purpose growing a new organism rather than producing a
new organism..
In what ways arc planarians more advanced than a jellyfish How are t.pdf
In what ways arc planarians more advanced than a jellyfish? How are they more primitive than a
clam?
Solution
Planarians are the advanced organisms than jellyfishes:
Planarians also known as Platyhelminthes or Flatforms. Many characteristic features of
planarians are considered to be more advanced than Jellyfishes. The features include: Presence of
Bilateral symmetry, Distinct brain, Specialized digestive & excretory system etc. Planarians
contain chemoreceptors that are used to find food which is again a most advanced feature than
Jellywish. Presence of specialised nervous system which contains inter connected nerve cords
not nerve cells (present incase of Jellyfishes).
Planarians are the primitive organisms than clams:
Absence of Body cavity containing internal organs & Specialized circulatory and respiratory
organs shows that these flatworms are more primitive than clam.The lack of circulatory and
respiratory organs limits platyhelminths to sizes and shapes that enable oxygen to reach and
carbon dioxide to leave all parts of their bodies by simple diffusion. Well organised nervous
system with 3 pairs of ganglia is the most advanced feature of clams when compared to
planarians..
In general, explain the connection between a Happiness or Utility fu.pdf
In general, explain the connection between a Happiness or Utility function that exhibits
Diminishing Marginal Utility or Happiness, on the one hand, and risk-aversion, on the other.
Solution
Utility function tells the satisfaction level of a consumer from consuming a particular quantity.
Utility is a reflection of people’s choices; happiness is a reflection of people’s feelings.
Risk aversion is the attitude to avoid taking risk or avoid uncertainty..
Imagine life on Earth without fungi. How would it be different Your.pdf
Imagine life on Earth without fungi. How would it be different? Your answer should provide
examples of the important roles fungi play in biological diversity.
Solution
Fungi play an important role in the ecosystem . Largely fungi are saprophytes that act on dead
and decaying things to derive nutrients.This in turn helps breakdown complex organic substances
and giving back soil its nutrients. Fungi remains in a symbiotic state with algae to form lichen.
Fungi provide water and nutrients to algae in lichen which in turns provides food to fungi by
photosynthesis. Lichens can grow on barren rocks and finally leach the rocks to form soil. In a
world without fungi decomposition of dead organic matter would take time. Due to lack of
lichens soil formation process would be delayed..
EthicsYou are a city prosecutor, and a terrible crime has been co.pdf
Ethics:
You are a city prosecutor, and a terrible crime has been committed in your city. A 7-year old girl
has been kidnapped, brutally raped, tortured, and strangled to death. The case has become
something of a cause célèbre, and people are up in arms, outraged, clamoring that someone be
caught and prosecuted. All investigations have turned up no leads. Your police chief advises that
he has determined that unless something is done soon riots will occur, with extreme violence
planned, and that several deaths are to be expected; many other reports confirm this. Yesterday a
severely mentally retarded homeless man was picked up by the police, after a complaint by a
restaurant that he was lurking about the premises, eating scraps out of the dumpster. There is
absolutely no evidence against this man of the crime against the child. If you frame him, and
plant or fabricate evidence that may result in conviction, you will be able to avoid the riots and
probable deaths that might otherwise result.
Would this be moral or immoral? Why? (125 wds)
Solution
This would be immoral to convict a mentally retarded person of this heneous crime. Just to avoid
roits, no authority has the right to arrest and convict any person of the crime that he has not done.
Doing this might avoid the roits and all the damage that will be caused but this will also make
that person who actually comit this crime let loose in the society to do such crimes again. Doing
this will just deliver a message that people like the convict can commit such crime, kill the
victim and no one can even touch them. Instead, cops will just arrest any random person to avoid
hastle and roits..
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Collected from bottom of stream. Organism appeared to be scavenging on remains of crayfish
The local media feature the work of your team on their nightly news. During a live interview the
reporter asks you to explain how an animal which requires oxygen for cellular respiration can
survive without a respiratory system. How would you respond this query?
Solution
Field Classification
Domain : Eukaryota
Kingdom : Animalia
Phylum : Arthropoda
Class : Malacostraca
Cellular respiration involves the breaking down of organic molecules to produce ATP. An
acceptable resource of oxygen is expected for any aerobic the respiratory system devices about
Kreb\'s Cycle not to mention the Electron Transport System to efficiently convert stored organic
energy into energy contained around ATP. CO2 is usually built by means of cellular metabolism
not to mention have to be far from this cell. There ought to be an exchange of gases: carbon
dioxide allowing this cellular phone, oxygen entering. Crayfish lack specialized body organs
designed for gas exchange and have in gases directly with the surrounding water. Large animals
cannot build and maintain gas exchange by diffusion spanning their outer surface. People made
an array of the respiratory system floors and walls that many improve the expanse for exchange,
hence giving for larger bodies. Some the respiratory system floor is covered with thin, moist
epithelial skin cells the fact that allow oxygen and carbon dioxide to help exchange. Those gases
can sole fold cellular phone walls should they be demolished in water or a aqueous choice, hence
the respiratory system floors and walls have to be moist..
Dorset sheep have horns in both sexes while Suffolk sheep have no ho.pdf
Dorset sheep have horns in both sexes while Suffolk sheep have no horns in either sex. When
Dorset and suffolk sheep are crossed to each other, the male offspring all have horns while the
female offsrping have no horns. Which of the following could explain this pattern of inheritance?
A.) Incomplete dominance
B.) Incomplete penetrance
C.) Sex limited inheritance
D.) Sex influenced inheritance
I know that the answer is D, but why?
Solution
Answer:
D.) Sex influenced inheritance
The traits are autosomal and their expression is controlled by sex hormones. So it is called sex-
influenced inheritance. At least one allele of a gene can express the trait in males by the
influence of androgens whereas two alleles are required to express in females..
Discuss the differences between processes and projects.Solution.pdf
Discuss the differences between processes and projects.
Solution
Difference between Process and projects
1. Project can be understood as a temporary endeavour undertaken to create a unique product,
service or result while processes is a set of step that is done to complete a task
2. processes considered the repetiton of same thing while project has never done this before
3. Processes has the goal to create value by repeatively performing a task while project\'s goal is
about creating something new or about implementing a change
4. processes resists changes while projects create changes
5. Processes are managed, not led unless they are to be changed while projects requires
significant leadership to plan and execute a successful project..
An example of a protein that mediates the response of many bacteria t.pdf
An example of a protein that mediates the response of many bacteria to starvation is superoxide
dismutase penicillin-binding protein RpoS Mre8
Solution
RpoS.
Under conditions of nutrient deprivation or stress, or as cells enter stationary phase, Escherichia
coli and related bacteria increase the accumulation of RpoS, a specialized sigma factor. RpoS-
dependent gene expression leads to general stress resistance of cells. During rapid growth, RpoS
translation is inhibited and any RpoS protein that is synthesized is rapidly degraded..
Airways are broken up into 2 divisions. What are they please easy e.pdf
Airways are broken up into 2 divisions. What are they? please easy explanation.
What is the function of the mucociliary escalator?
Solution
The respiratory tract or airways are divided into 2 divisions and they are
1. Upper airway
2. Lower airway: this is divided into right bronchus and a left bronchus
The function of the mucociliary escalator is to line bronchi an dinner bronchioles & this is going
to prevent infection by acting as a barrier through pushing up and down of mucous
Tracheobranchial tree: It has trachea and it has subdivided into two main primary bronchi
followed by secondary bronchi. These secondary bronchi subdivided into tertiary bronchi
associated with bronchopulmonary segments to permit efficient gas flow with a certain partial
pressure. Tertiary bronchi subdivided into terminal bronchioles ends with presence of cluster like
alveoli for efficient gas exchange. At the end of the terminal bronchioles, respiratory bronchioles
are produced with smallest diameter finally divided into alveolar ducts & alveoli..
a) How are X-linked genes inherited in humans Be able to use this i.pdf
a) How are X-linked genes inherited in humans? Be able to use this information to perform
monohybrid and dihybrid crosses and to interpret pedigrees. (SHOW WORK & EXPLAIN)
b) Describe dosage compensation/X-inactivation and its consequences. (SHOW WORK &
EXPLAIN)
c) Describe Y-linked inheritance and be able to use this information in monohybrid and dihybrid
crosses and pedigrees. (SHOW WORK & EXPLAIN)
d) Explain complete dominance, incomplete dominance, codominance, penetrance, expressivity,
lethal alleles and multiple alleles and give examples of each. (SHOW WORK & EXPLAIN)
Solution
If cross is made between XY MALE and Xx carrier female then offspring will as shown below
50% hemophilic Xx ( carrier) female and hemophilic boy Yx
50% normal XX and XY.
2.In many animals male have one and female have two X chromosome . The difference in X
chromosome dosage between the two sexes is compensated by mechanism that regulate X
chromosome transcription. Mainteneance of chromosome dosage is necessary in normal
development. X chromosome contain many gene that are important in both sexes male contain
single X and female contain two X chromosome. .To compensate for X chromosome dosage
difference between sexes different mechanism have evolved to equalize x linked transcript level
in male and female..
polypoidy refers to increase in dosage in all chromosome while aneuploidy refers to change in
dosage of one chromosome with respect to rest of the genome.
Consequence of X gene inactivation is visibly mosaic phenotypes exhibited by mammalian
female heterozygous for X linked genes affecting hair and skin .
Answer 3: Y linked inheritance can be seen in male members as only male has Y chromosome.
Y-linked inheritance is appearance of traits in an organism due to the presence of an alelle on the
Y-chromosome e.g hypertrichosis and pattern baldness are due to Y linked inheritance.
Answer 4; Complete dominance is form of dominance in hetrozygous allele that is dominant
completely mask the effect of allele that is recessive flower on mendel\'s pea plant is example of
complete dominance Blue flower has dominant allele B whle b is recessive cross will be
dominant are BB, Bb,Bb with blue flowers
Incomplete dominance is a form of inheritance in which one allele for a specific trait is not
completely expressed over its paired allele .As a result third phenotype appear which is the
combination of both allele e. g snapdragon flower is pink when cross between red flower and
white flower here neither white is dominant nor red
Codominance is form of dominance where in allele of a gene pair in a heterozygote are fully
expressedXYXXXXYxXxxY.
4. A oneway analysis of variance shows, F(3,27)= 3.49. What is the P.pdf
4. A oneway analysis of variance shows, F(3,27)= 3.49. What is the P-value? Does this indicate a
significant or nonsignificant difference among the groups? 5. A repeated measures analysis of
variane shows, F(4,20)=14.56. How many repeated measures were there? How many subjects?
Solution
Sol)
F calculated is 3.49
P value at F(3,27) is 0.029
Hence P value < 0.05 we can say that there is significant difference between among the groups..
5. A company has an EPS of $2.00, a book value per share of $20, and .pdf
5. A company has an EPS of $2.00, a book value per share of $20, and a market/book ratio of
1.2x. What is its P/E ratio?
Solution
P/E ratio = Market Price per share/EPS = $ 24 / $ 2.00 = 12.00
Working: EPS stands for Earning Per share. Market Price per share
= Book Value per share x market/book ratio = $ 20 x 1.2 = $ 24.
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Solution
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concluding result without any mixed unexpected outcome or unexplained phenomenon Mendel
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import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
class Employee
{
//attributes of Employee class
private String firstName;
private String lastName;
private int employeeID;
private double salary;
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{
firstName=null;
lastName=null;
employeeID=0;
salary=0.0;
}
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{
firstName = fname;
}
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{
return firstName;
}
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{
lastName = lname;
}
public String getLastName()
{
return lastName;
}
public void setEmployeeID(int empId)
{
employeeID = empId;
}
public double getEmployeeID()
{
return employeeID;
}
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{
salary=s;
}
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{
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}
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}
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}
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Credit and Term loans will be granted by considering the current assets as security. So in case of
default by the company, banks/financial institutions will have claim on the current assets of the
company.
3.Long Term loans from Banks/Financial Institutions: Banks and financial institutions will have
claim on assets of the company in case of default done by the company.
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Solution
Answer 1:
Asexual Reproduction of Rhizopus:
1. It takes place with the aid of spores formed within the sporangium.
2. Single sporangium develops on the tip of lengthy, erect sporangiophore.
3. A dome-shaped columella is found in every sporangium. The protoplast of columella is in
continuation with that of sporangiophore.
4. The area between columella and wall of sporangium is known as spore sac. It stays Filled
with sporangiospores or aplanospores.
5. Each sporangiospore is ovoid, non-motile, unicellular and multinucleate shape. There is no
flagella at the spores.
6. Spores pop out on dehiscence of sporangium and germinate immediately by means of forming
new mycelium.
7. Another way of asexual reproduction is the formation of chlamydospores.
Sexual Reproduction of Rhizopus:
1. It takes place with the aid of the fusion of multinucleate gametangia. Species are dioecious.
2. Two fusing gametangia (male and famale)are morphologically similar but physiologically one
of a kind.
3. Developing gametangia are known as progametangia. These are full of cytoplasm and nuclei
in their swollen tip.
4. At the time in their fusion each gametangium is separated from the ‘suspensor’ with the help
of a septum.
5. The multinucleate protoplasm of each gametangium is referred to as coenogamete
6. Fusion of gametangia takes place. The nuclei of male gametangium fuse with the ones of
female, and as a result many diploid nuclei are formed. Around this fusion product, a thick, spiny
wall develops, and now it\'s miles known as zygospore.
7. Zygospore germinates meiotically by means of producing a long sporangiophore bearing a
sporangium on the tip.
Answer2:
Difference between budding and mitosis:
1. Cytokinesis starts before than the nucleus divides. The bud begins forming even earlier than
DNA replication. The DNA replicates, then the mitotic spindle forms with one end in the
\"parent\" yeast cell and the opposite inside the bud.
2. Division of cytoplasm is uneven. The parent cell retains most of the cytoplasm. The bud is
smaller than the parent cell.
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clam?
Solution
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planarians are considered to be more advanced than Jellyfishes. The features include: Presence of
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Jellywish. Presence of specialised nervous system which contains inter connected nerve cords
not nerve cells (present incase of Jellyfishes).
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Diminishing Marginal Utility or Happiness, on the one hand, and risk-aversion, on the other.
Solution
Utility function tells the satisfaction level of a consumer from consuming a particular quantity.
Utility is a reflection of people’s choices; happiness is a reflection of people’s feelings.
Risk aversion is the attitude to avoid taking risk or avoid uncertainty..
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Imagine life on Earth without fungi. How would it be different? Your answer should provide
examples of the important roles fungi play in biological diversity.
Solution
Fungi play an important role in the ecosystem . Largely fungi are saprophytes that act on dead
and decaying things to derive nutrients.This in turn helps breakdown complex organic substances
and giving back soil its nutrients. Fungi remains in a symbiotic state with algae to form lichen.
Fungi provide water and nutrients to algae in lichen which in turns provides food to fungi by
photosynthesis. Lichens can grow on barren rocks and finally leach the rocks to form soil. In a
world without fungi decomposition of dead organic matter would take time. Due to lack of
lichens soil formation process would be delayed..
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Ethics:
You are a city prosecutor, and a terrible crime has been committed in your city. A 7-year old girl
has been kidnapped, brutally raped, tortured, and strangled to death. The case has become
something of a cause célèbre, and people are up in arms, outraged, clamoring that someone be
caught and prosecuted. All investigations have turned up no leads. Your police chief advises that
he has determined that unless something is done soon riots will occur, with extreme violence
planned, and that several deaths are to be expected; many other reports confirm this. Yesterday a
severely mentally retarded homeless man was picked up by the police, after a complaint by a
restaurant that he was lurking about the premises, eating scraps out of the dumpster. There is
absolutely no evidence against this man of the crime against the child. If you frame him, and
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Would this be moral or immoral? Why? (125 wds)
Solution
This would be immoral to convict a mentally retarded person of this heneous crime. Just to avoid
roits, no authority has the right to arrest and convict any person of the crime that he has not done.
Doing this might avoid the roits and all the damage that will be caused but this will also make
that person who actually comit this crime let loose in the society to do such crimes again. Doing
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victim and no one can even touch them. Instead, cops will just arrest any random person to avoid
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survive without a respiratory system. How would you respond this query?
Solution
Field Classification
Domain : Eukaryota
Kingdom : Animalia
Phylum : Arthropoda
Class : Malacostraca
Cellular respiration involves the breaking down of organic molecules to produce ATP. An
acceptable resource of oxygen is expected for any aerobic the respiratory system devices about
Kreb\'s Cycle not to mention the Electron Transport System to efficiently convert stored organic
energy into energy contained around ATP. CO2 is usually built by means of cellular metabolism
not to mention have to be far from this cell. There ought to be an exchange of gases: carbon
dioxide allowing this cellular phone, oxygen entering. Crayfish lack specialized body organs
designed for gas exchange and have in gases directly with the surrounding water. Large animals
cannot build and maintain gas exchange by diffusion spanning their outer surface. People made
an array of the respiratory system floors and walls that many improve the expanse for exchange,
hence giving for larger bodies. Some the respiratory system floor is covered with thin, moist
epithelial skin cells the fact that allow oxygen and carbon dioxide to help exchange. Those gases
can sole fold cellular phone walls should they be demolished in water or a aqueous choice, hence
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female offsrping have no horns. Which of the following could explain this pattern of inheritance?
A.) Incomplete dominance
B.) Incomplete penetrance
C.) Sex limited inheritance
D.) Sex influenced inheritance
I know that the answer is D, but why?
Solution
Answer:
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Solution
Difference between Process and projects
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2. processes considered the repetiton of same thing while project has never done this before
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An example of a protein that mediates the response of many bacteria to starvation is superoxide
dismutase penicillin-binding protein RpoS Mre8
Solution
RpoS.
Under conditions of nutrient deprivation or stress, or as cells enter stationary phase, Escherichia
coli and related bacteria increase the accumulation of RpoS, a specialized sigma factor. RpoS-
dependent gene expression leads to general stress resistance of cells. During rapid growth, RpoS
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Airways are broken up into 2 divisions. What are they? please easy explanation.
What is the function of the mucociliary escalator?
Solution
The respiratory tract or airways are divided into 2 divisions and they are
1. Upper airway
2. Lower airway: this is divided into right bronchus and a left bronchus
The function of the mucociliary escalator is to line bronchi an dinner bronchioles & this is going
to prevent infection by acting as a barrier through pushing up and down of mucous
Tracheobranchial tree: It has trachea and it has subdivided into two main primary bronchi
followed by secondary bronchi. These secondary bronchi subdivided into tertiary bronchi
associated with bronchopulmonary segments to permit efficient gas flow with a certain partial
pressure. Tertiary bronchi subdivided into terminal bronchioles ends with presence of cluster like
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b) Describe dosage compensation/X-inactivation and its consequences. (SHOW WORK &
EXPLAIN)
c) Describe Y-linked inheritance and be able to use this information in monohybrid and dihybrid
crosses and pedigrees. (SHOW WORK & EXPLAIN)
d) Explain complete dominance, incomplete dominance, codominance, penetrance, expressivity,
lethal alleles and multiple alleles and give examples of each. (SHOW WORK & EXPLAIN)
Solution
If cross is made between XY MALE and Xx carrier female then offspring will as shown below
50% hemophilic Xx ( carrier) female and hemophilic boy Yx
50% normal XX and XY.
2.In many animals male have one and female have two X chromosome . The difference in X
chromosome dosage between the two sexes is compensated by mechanism that regulate X
chromosome transcription. Mainteneance of chromosome dosage is necessary in normal
development. X chromosome contain many gene that are important in both sexes male contain
single X and female contain two X chromosome. .To compensate for X chromosome dosage
difference between sexes different mechanism have evolved to equalize x linked transcript level
in male and female..
polypoidy refers to increase in dosage in all chromosome while aneuploidy refers to change in
dosage of one chromosome with respect to rest of the genome.
Consequence of X gene inactivation is visibly mosaic phenotypes exhibited by mammalian
female heterozygous for X linked genes affecting hair and skin .
Answer 3: Y linked inheritance can be seen in male members as only male has Y chromosome.
Y-linked inheritance is appearance of traits in an organism due to the presence of an alelle on the
Y-chromosome e.g hypertrichosis and pattern baldness are due to Y linked inheritance.
Answer 4; Complete dominance is form of dominance in hetrozygous allele that is dominant
completely mask the effect of allele that is recessive flower on mendel\'s pea plant is example of
complete dominance Blue flower has dominant allele B whle b is recessive cross will be
dominant are BB, Bb,Bb with blue flowers
Incomplete dominance is a form of inheritance in which one allele for a specific trait is not
completely expressed over its paired allele .As a result third phenotype appear which is the
combination of both allele e. g snapdragon flower is pink when cross between red flower and
white flower here neither white is dominant nor red
Codominance is form of dominance where in allele of a gene pair in a heterozygote are fully
expressedXYXXXXYxXxxY.
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significant or nonsignificant difference among the groups? 5. A repeated measures analysis of
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Solution
Sol)
F calculated is 3.49
P value at F(3,27) is 0.029
Hence P value < 0.05 we can say that there is significant difference between among the groups..
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1.2x. What is its P/E ratio?
Solution
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