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You have AMP in your body as well. :D ADP, AMP and ATP can also be used as a control mechanism for metabolism. :) e.g when you have high [ATP], glucose breakdown stops.

It's simple. Take transitional form the archeopteryx, it resembles half bird and half reptile, this suggest that bird may have evovled from reptilian, a gradual change is evident. Another example, embrology. Hiuman embryo and chicken, frog embryoes share remarkable similarities at an early...

For your science degree, if you want to major in nano, you need to do B Science (Nanotechnology), a 4 year program. You cannot major in Nano in a normal 3 year B Sc degree for some reason, unfortunately. Some units are restricted to Nanotech students, and you cannot do them in normal B Sc. So...

No that's not it. The author meant that you need to sequence 1 chromosome from each homologous autosomal pair (44/2 = 22 chromosomes), then sequence both sex chromosomes (2). Giving 24 chromosome sequences.

www.science.psu.edu/alert/Hedges7-2001.htm It's about genes from aquatic birds.

Go on the ninemsn website :)

I think to get hon class 1 for "add on" honours year is 85... Why 75 WAM is only needed for 4 year programs to get hon 1???

I think nit explained it well, but too in-depth.... To put everything in context, rather than giving you a paragraph on the central dogma...here it is: Genetic material = DNA A small segment of DNA that code for something = gene Nucleotide consisting of a phophate group, a sugar, and one...

Usually 85+. (probably around 88). I think someone in optometry got 92. That was the higest in Opt in recent years. In med it's around 80.

:O gman didn't get 90 for one of his subjects!!! :O He's no longer a freak! :D

I'll PM you so it won't spoil the chance from everyone having ago. :D

While you're still answering the first question, I've got another interesting, not necessarily "challenging", for you. In one of your option textbook for genetics, the author wrote about the Human Genone Project: "Because chromosomes occur in homologues, identical pairs, it is only necessry...

I am not sure if this is a good question or not, but for those of you who did the genetics option, or even the genetic topics, would have learned how the process of cloning works. In the cloning of Dolly, one of the step invovles the extraction of udder cells from Sheep 1. These cells are...

howcome no one bothers to answer the anatomy question :D Ok, there are 5 skin layers in the epidermis for thick skin (palm and sole). 4 in thin skin (all over your body except palms of your hand and soles of your feet). Form daily activity, abrasion actually slough the uppermost layer...

nah, he's just one of those that gets 97 :D

It just ask for a species that have resulted from hydridisation from two different species. So your horse and donkey example is fine.

What a nice overhead view :)

Look into this thread: http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=37684 It is full of past paper questions you can gain practice on. Along with HSC past papers from 4 previous years, you should have an idea of what to expect in your HSC exam. And when you look at the syllabus...

I suggest that even if your Society and Culture teacher isn't a good help, ask him/her nicely to at least read your work. Even if no content editing, there might be some grammatical error the teach may be able to pick up on. Ask your parents/sibling, or a teacher who is close to you to read...

Not fair! you have so much time to study! :D:D Remember to study for structures of chemical too. LOL Yes that's right, they asked about structures.. :( Oh good. After doing biochem, i am not looking forward to any subjects with prefix BIOC... It's comforting to hear that it is "much" easier...