Which drug inhibits mTOR?
Which disease/condition is treated with hyper immune globuli…
Which disease/condition is treated with hyper immune globulin therapy?
What is true of both mitosis and meiosis? Choose both correc…
What is true of both mitosis and meiosis? Choose both correct answers.
DNA replication synthesizes [x] by joining together [a]. Tra…
DNA replication synthesizes by joining together . Transcription synthesizes by joining together . Translation synthesizes by joining together .
Which of the following statements comparing eukaryotic and p…
Which of the following statements comparing eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells are accurate? Choose all that apply.
The instruction register holds the address of the current in…
The instruction register holds the address of the current instruction while the program counter holds the address of the next instruction.
Load-store architecture usually loads the value from memory…
Load-store architecture usually loads the value from memory to a register and keeps it there until it is not needed. This, limits accessing memory which usually leads to improved performance.
A programmer needs to know both the ISA and the microarchite…
A programmer needs to know both the ISA and the microarchitecture of a CPU in order to write software for that CPU.
A diploid salamander experiences a failure in cell division…
A diploid salamander experiences a failure in cell division that results in the production of tetraploid offspring. The diploid individuals each contain 2 copies of 4 chromosomes, but the tetraploid individuals contain 4 copies of the 4 chromosomes. Diploid salamanders produce haploid gametes (1 copy of each chromosome per gamete), and the tetraploid salamanders produce diploid gametes (2 copies of each chromosome per gamete). Under the biological species definition, should the diploid and tetraploid salamanders be considered separate species, or the same species?
A signal is relayed from one end of a neuron to the other by…
A signal is relayed from one end of a neuron to the other by . A signal is relayed from one neuron to the next by . A neuron can change the strength of the signal by .