Biological Sciences

1Molecular Biosciences Program, Arkansas Biosciences Institute, State University, AR 72467

Over-expression of the cucumber expansin gene (Cs-EXPA1) in transgenic maize seed for cellulose deconstruction. Authors: Sangwoong Yoon1*, Shivakumar P. Devaiah2, Seo-eun Choi3, Jeff Bray4, Robert Love5, Jeffrey Lane6, Carol Drees7, John H. Howard8, Elizabeth E. Hood9.

How Did New World Oriole Colors Evolve?

K-12 Partnership Lesson Plan. Building Evolutionary Trees. How did New World Oriole colors evolve? Evolutionary trees are incredibly useful tools for evolutionary biologists. However, students often struggle with interpreting even simple evolutionary.

Evolution Activity

Evolution Activity. File menu > Open project > evofp34.sltng. In the Spaceland window, click Setup and then Forever. Observe the simulation. Answer these questions. What happened to the fish that were swimming in the middle? Most of them died, while.

DEVELOPING Limited Proteolysis and MASS Spectrometry for the CHARACTERIZATION of RIBOSOME

DEVELOPING limited proteolysis and MASS SPECTROMEtry FOR THE CHARACTERIZATION of RIBOSOME TOPOGRAPHY. Moo-Jin Suh , Soheil Pourshahian and Patrick A. Limbach*. Rieveschl Laboratories for Mass Spectrometry, Department of Chemistry, PO Box 210172, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 45221.

Perforator Based Adipofascial and Fasciocutaneous Flaps for the Treatment of Difficult

Perforator based adipofascial and fasciocutaneous flaps for the treatment of difficult lower extremity wounds. Daniel A. Medalie, MD. Purpose: Recent advances in the understanding of the vascular anatomy of the lower extremity have ushered in a new era.

Cory D. Hirsch, Ph.D

Cory D. Hirsch, Ph.D. Contact Information. Department of Plant Biology608.239.1953. 360 Biological Science Center HirschCory. 1445 Gortner Avenue. 2011 University of Wisconsin-Madison. Ph.D. Plant Breeding and Plant Genetics. 2005 University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Part I: Halobacteria and Their Environment

MOLECULAR NETWORKS. Part I: Halobacteria and their Environment. In the image below, taken from Google Earth, you will notice a number of saltwater crystallization ponds adjacent to San FranciscoBay. The most obvious and quite beautiful feature of these.

Edible and Medicinal Plants (A-B)

Edible and Medicinal Plants (A-B). In a survival situation, plants can provide food and medicine. Their safe usage requires absolutely positive identification, knowing how to prepare them for eating, and knowing any dangerous properties they might have.

Table 2: Successful-Abstinence Vs Unsuccessful Abstinence

Additional file 1: Successful-abstinence vs unsuccessful abstinence. Additional file 1: Successfully-abstinent vs unsuccessful abstinence comparisons nominate genes for further studies related to genetic underpinnings of successful quitting. Genes and.

The Diversity of Animals (Kingdom Animalia): Part 1

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Study Guide for Lab Practicum

Study Guide for Bio 4 Lab Practicum II. Describe the typical body plan of the Phylum Mollusca. Describe the structure and function of organ systems studied in each class. Recognize class Gastropoda.

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Skills Practice Lab DATASHEET for CHAPTER LAB

Skills Practice Lab DATASHEET FOR CHAPTER LAB. You are a biologist exploring uncharted parts of the world to look for new animal species. You sailed for days across the ocean and finally found ShapeIsland hundreds of miles south of Hawaii. ShapeIsland.

Skeletal System Notes

Skeletal System Notes. Skeletal system is made of organs that are called bones. In the adult, there are 206 bones. Functions of bones. Framework: support the body s muscle fat, and skin. Surround vital organs to protect them. (1.)Skull that surrounds brain. (2.) Ribs that protect heart and lungs.

Slide 15 General Organization of Operons

Slide 15 General Organization of Operons. Genes can be coordinately regulated by having them under the control of a single promoter organized in operons. Picture here is in your book showing 3 structural genes. Has an upstream promoter labeled P.

Using Your Senses

Using your senses. Being in the bush is very exciting but why? What makes it different from sitting in your lounge room or being in a shop? It s the things we experience that makes being in the bush different from any other situation.

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