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How will doing this topic make you a more socially and culturally literate person? What S&C concepts are you going to address in your topic? Your topic needs to have a "social setting". You need to define your topic more. These are some of the things you need to consider before you...

They don't always have to fit perfectly. Remember the enzyme can "adjust" itself, as proposed by the "induced fit" model. Even with adjustments, the two don't fit like blocks obviously. But as long as the two can bind together via a number of interactions (electrostatic, hydrogen bonding, van...

yeah. I think it's quite a large profession. Basically it's anything that relates to biomedical sciences, including things like physiotherapist,s or lab technicians in the field of medical sciences I would think.

You can try send a letter to the Dean of Science and/or the Science Student Office. I'm not sure whether they will consider giving you a spot base on your appeal. Try and apply to B MedSc 2008 with your current UAI and see what happens. If you are academically capable, you won't have a problem...

Enzymes and substrates don't always fit perfectly together. And sometimes catalysis can still occur.

No. The way uni work is different to that of HSC. Everything you need to know in BABS1201 is taught in lectures, tutorials and labs.

If you feel you need a more personal touch to your PIP, why not just add heaps of opinions of how violent films have an impact on you and your behaviours! That will form a major part of your Personal Reflection.

Hmm, that's not really a hypothesis it's more like a question. I would strongly suggest you to change this. It would be good to state "commodification of faith IS due to the growing levels of faith AND a manifestation of society's growing materialism". You can say "is this due to this OR...

I have to diagree with some people. I think the first hypothesis is better. It is more succint but you can certainly improve it alternative choice of words. The second hypothesis is not very good because hypothesis is not meant to come with an explanation/justification. A hypothesis is just...

Society and Culture is different from other courses. I found the syllabus not very useful. Unlike the Science subjects where the things you have to know are outlined in dot-points, in S&C, it's more integrated because each topic links to each other in the context of different S&C concepts. My...

To the original poster, antibodies are an "inherent" response if you can call it that. In short: Your genes --> antibodies on B cells --> antibodies attached to B cell surface recongise antigen --> B cell multiplies (Clonal Expansion) --> B cell with antibodies specific for that antigen...

You are going to do a practical on this. So this topic doesn't belong to the "Infinity and Beyond" forum. * Thread Moved to General Biology Forum.

Everything sounds correct except this sentence: Each lymphocyte (B and T) has its receptors specific for an antigen, not antibodies. Just be careful with the wording. :)

Re: 回复: Re: Can some1 PLZ plz help me i can't find info on this.. its for bio DNA is the template for polypeptide synthesis. It does not directly control the production as such. Enzymes are what control protein expression.

To have private tuition from a tutor tutoring the subject is going to be really expensive, considering they get about $90 per hour tutoring the group... I think individually, they might ask for more. And plus, they probably don't have that much time to tutor individual students anyway since most...

Excellent moreturyen! Remember that the same phenotypes may often have a different genotype?

Have a look at this abstract of a scientific paper. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=9611770&dopt=Citation

oh that really sucks. If you do something completely different, then they should give you a new transcript....but I don't know why they don't want you to forget what you did ages ago..

Since it's a different degree, it will be on a separate transcript.

tRNA = transfer RNA mRNA = messenger RNA When you have a gene that encodes a polypeptide (e.g. a protein for hair colour), the RNA polymerase in your cell transcribes this region in a process called transcription. This produce a primary trasncript (an unmodified RNA), which is then spliced...