I am right-handed. Which means that when I hammer down a nail, I hold the nail in my left hand, with which I can hold it straight and at a controlled position. This is true in situations where the…

Learning ObjectivesExplain the mechanism of polar auxin transport.Identify locations of synthesis and actions of auxin.Define apical dominance and explain the role of auxin in maintaining it.Describe the commercial applications of auxin.Interpret and predict outcomes of experiments that demonstrate the action of auxin.

I was watching a video of a jaguar stalking along a riverbank, killing prey, climbing up the muddy bank, then laying in thick brush to eat. My first thought about this is that there must be tons of…

How Does Concentration Affect the Reaction Rates of Enzymes?Objectives:to observe enzymatic reactions and quantify and products created in those reactionsto determine the effect of substrate and enzyme concentration rates of reactionBackground information:Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is a common but poisonous by-product of cellular metabolism, but H2O2 does not accumulate in cells because it is decomposed into water and oxygen gas.

Can the b6-product of a vitamin b6 reaction such as transaminase be recycled back to active vitamin b6 in man, and if so by means of what reaction?

I understand that one limiting factor in non-human animal populations is that increased pathogen populations decrease animal populations from killing them, which decreases the density of the animals,