Category: Biology

  • Understanding the Role of tRNA in Protein Synthesis Q1) In video#1, what is the role of tRNA in protein synthesis? A1) The role of tRNA in protein synthesis is to transfer amino acids to the ribosome

    Watch this video #1 (pay attention to where and how tRNA is involved): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zAGAmTkZNY
    Watch this video #2: Relationship between https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SM1YEBrOyI
    The file to help you understand how mRNA is translated to tRNA. 
    Q1) In video#1, what is the role of tRNA in protein synthesis?
    Q2) You will use the following DNA sequence for the remaining questions. Let’s call it: strand A: CCTGTA
    (a) What is the complementary DNA sequence of strand A (let’s call this complementary strand: strand B)?                                                                          
    (b) What is the corresponding mRNA for strand B
    (c) What is the corresponding tRNA sequence here?
    (d) At the end of protein synthesis, what is sequence of Amino Acids you obtain from the DNA strand B?Q1) In video#1, what is the role of tRNA in protein synthesis?
    Q2) You will use the following DNA sequence for the remaining questions. Let’s call it: strand A: CCTGTA
    (a) What is the complementary DNA sequence of strand A (let’s call this complementary strand: strand B)?                                                                          
    (b) What is the corresponding mRNA for strand B
    (c) What is the corresponding tRNA sequence here?
    (d) At the end of protein synthesis, what is sequence of Amino Acids you obtain from the DNA strand B?

  • Title: The Extent of Neural Plasticity in Organizing Movement Control over Time: A Review of Experimental Evidence

    Prompt: To what extent can an adult brain reorganize its control of movements over the long term? an adult brain reorganize its control of movements over the long term?  an adult brain reorganize its control of movements over the long term? 
    Instructions: Use 3-5 pages, double-spaced. Make use of key evidence from all the articles attached and provide your own opinion in your paper. Present your reasoning in a logical and organized manner and try to write clearly. Support your argument by referring to specific experimental evidence from the articles. Describe the experimental findings in your own words; do not quote the authors. Do not use artificial intelligence software.
    Purpose:
    The purpose of this paper is to discuss the extent of how our brains are able to organize its control of movement over a period of time. FOcus on the studies shown in each paper. What did they do? How long did they train the particpants (monkeys, humans, etc.) for. If they had to redo some trials why? And what did that show reveal about their findings. The last paper “Ramachandran” provides intresting findings on phantom limbs anddiscuss what they hypothesised. Expalin how these findings were not confounded unlike the other papers, but still provide and interesting insight into the extent of how visual feedback can influence the patients sensation. For each articl focus on the guidnace questions listed on the first page. (see attachements)
    Discuss the topics and mechanism addressed in each article, how they contradict and how they build on each other to show how population coding really works. 
    “Neural plasticity” refers to the capacity of the nervous system to modify itself, functionally and structurally, in response to experience and injury.
    DO NOT:
    DO NOT USE AI, I will not pay if AI is used as I will have to rewrite the paper myself anyways
    DO NOT USE ALTERNATIVE SOURCES aside from the articles attachted.
    INSTRUCTIONS:
    Please Write the paper to discuss the attached articles in chronological order:
    Held & Hein. (1958) 
    Held (1965)
    Nudo et al. (1996)
    Moritz et al. (2008)
    Serradj et al. (2023)
    Ramachandran & Rogers-Ramachandran(1996)
    The paper needs to address the over arching prompt thorughout the paper. Accuratly explain what each researcher did, they experiments they perfomed and the signficance of their findings. How did the progression throughout all 6 articles show our we have progressed in our understanding on neaural plasticity. Address how the papers build on each other to help us understand population coding, and how they differ from command neurons.
    I attached a previous paper that was given a grad of A-. The structure of this old paper should serve as a model for the current paper on neual plasticity.  

  • Investigating the Role of ESR1 in Breast Cancer: Three Proposed Experiments Introduction: Breast cancer is a complex and heterogeneous disease that affects millions of women worldwide. It is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women and is responsible for a significant

    My gene is ESR1, and the protein name is estrogen receptor 1. The paper should focus on breast cancer, a disease associated with ESR1. I will attach all of the necessary information like instructions and example papers. In the instructions, you will see that I need to propose 3 experiments I ask that you propose an experiment using (1) RT-qPCR which involves the use of the macromolecule (RNA), (2) Recombinant Cloning which involves the use of the macromolecule (DNA), and (3) Yeast two-hybrid assay which involves the use of the macromolecule (Proteins) This will all make sense once you read the instructions and review all the provided documents. This is for a 300-level biology course so a proficient display of knowledge and writing is expected. Please include a works cited page although that is in the instructions I wanted to ensure it is included. Thank you so much!

  • “The Ethical Dilemma of Using Antibiotics in Agriculture: Balancing Public Health and Agricultural Interests” Introduction: The use of antibiotics in agriculture has been a long-standing practice in the United States, with the goal of promoting animal growth and Ethical Dilemma in Scientific Research: Examining the Stakeholders and Consequences of Different Actions Title: The Ethical Dilemma of Reversing an Action: Weighing the Benefits and Consequences for Stakeholders Introduction: In any decision-making process, there are often multiple options to consider, each with its own set of

    Ethics Paper Guide and Rubric (Video explanation)
    Goal: Your goal is to think about a large scale ethical issue related to microbiology in which decisions must be made that affect many people. You will describe the microbiology information related to the issue, and then provide two possible decisions, and the pros and cons of these decisions.At the end, you will choose one of the two options, and explain your decision. Understanding and relating microbiology scientific concepts to a complex problem is the key here.
    Choice of Topics
    The topic should include an ethical dilemma related to a topic in microbiology where there are multiple possible options, none of which are clearly completely right or complete wrong
    The topic should be considered from a broad perspective, such as public health, where the choices affect different groups in different ways.
    Topics may include areas such as:
    Genetic engineering (related to microbes)
    Disease spread, prevention, and treatment
    Environmental microbiology including pollution and remediation
    Use of microbes to create products
    Use of animals/humans/tissues/etc. in microbial applications
    Immunology, vaccines, and drugs related to immune responses
    It is recommended that your choice of topic be approved by your instructor
    The information required for this assignment may come from a number of different places, all of which must be cited at the end of the assignment and in-text when these facts are mentioned. These places include:
    Peer-reviewed studies from scholarly journals
    The OpenStax Microbiology textbook or Microbiology Lab book
    Other texts or books written by verified authors in their fields
    Websites providing scientific information from verified sources, preferably primary sources
    Generally this will NOT include most .org sites unless verified as medical/scientific research sources
    Good online sources often include educational institutions (.edu) and government labs (.gov)
    Other sources that have been checked with and vetted by your instructor
    Formatting (if these are not correct, your paper will be returned ungraded)
    Typed and in a single document (.docx, .pdf, Googledoc shared directly with **************************************** style=”font-weight: 400; font-size: 11pt; cursor: auto; color: inherit;” aria-level=”1″>
    Font size 11 or 12
    Double spaced
    Left justified
    Paragraphs are indented
    Formal writing style (minimal use of pronouns such as “I” “you”)
    Complete sentences
    Minimal spelling/grammar issues
    No quotes, paraphrase everything into your own words
    Cite all facts in-text using the (Author(s) last name(s), year). style
    Specifications of Content (ALL of these must be complete for the paper to count)
    Introduction of the topic (1 paragraph)
    Tell what the topic is
    Provide a brief explanation of why this is an ethical issue
    Note some of the possible alternatives or conflicting issues
    Sufficient background data for a layperson to understand the topic (1-2 paragraphs)
    Explain all scientific terms and concepts in easy to follow language
    Provide details of similar or related experiments and data that can help place this topic in context
    Identification of stakeholders (1 paragraph)
    3 (or more) groups of people/animals/etc that are affected by the problem and have an interest in one or more specific outcomes
    Here are examples of possible stakeholders:
    Professions, such as doctors
    Age groups, such as those over 65
    People with a particular disease or disease category (immunocompromised)
    Nationalities or ethnicities
    Regulating agency, such as the CDC or FDA
    Any other identifiable group of people with a similar piece of identity
    For EACH group mentioned:
    Tell why this topic affects them
    What voice they have in the actions
    What their priorities are likely to be in regard to the issue, i.e., what would they most likely want to see happen
    Provide at least 2 different possible actions that could be taken related to your topic
    These actions should be broad and affect large groups of people in different ways
    These should not be individual choices
    The actions are often opposite of each other, some examples include:
    Allowing a particular type of experiment/procedure OR banning it
    Requiring certain public safety measures (vaccines, etc.) OR making them optional
    Changing procedures for the future OR leaving them as they are
    For EACH action (1-2 paragraphs PER action)
    Note the benefits of that action, which stakeholders would benefit, and what benefits would be received
    Note the possible consequences of that action, which stakeholders would experience these consequences, and possible outcomes
    Provide factual evidence for both benefits and consequences
    You may present some benefits/consequences that are proposed, but do not yet show evidence, but be clear about what these are, and give the logical process that suggests these proposed benefits/consequences would occur
    Cite in-text ALL factual evidence using the (Author(s) last name(s), year). Style
    Paraphrase into your own words – do not quote OR make minor changes from quotes
    A 1-3 sentence summarizing conclusion (1 paragraph)
    Your personal choice of the best action
    The evidence from your paper that lead you to that position
    Complete Citations
    At least 3 good scientific sources beyond class material
    Any existing citation style (e.g. APA, MLA, Chicago) is fine so long as it is consistent
    Here is an example paper I wrote on a non-microbiology topic to give you a sense of the style, layout, format, and expectations.
    Outline
    It is recommended that you start with an outline. This outline is worth a single point on its own so long as every question is answered and there are COMPLETE citations at the end with at least 3 good scientific sources beyond class material. Any existing citation style (e.g. APA, MLA, Chicago) is fine so long as it is consistent
    The outline should still follow these formatting specifications:
    Typed and in a single document (.docx, .pdf, Googledoc shared directly with **************************************** style=”font-weight: 400; font-size: 11pt; cursor: auto; color: inherit;” aria-level=”1″>
    Font size 11 or 12
    Double spaced
    Left justified
    No quotes, paraphrase everything into your own words
    You should not use complete sentences to answer these questions, bullet points and fragments are sufficient. Do include enough information to describe each item.You do not need to add the in-text citations unless it is helpful for you.
    On the next page, you will find the questions that you should copy and paste to answer for the outline.
    Outline of Ethics Paper: copy and paste these questions directly into your document
    Introduction
    What is the ethical dilemma you are examining?
    What makes this an ethical dilemma? 
    Why is there not a clear right/wrong?
    Background
    What are the key scientific terms and concepts needed to understand this topic? List and describe these in understandable language.
    Are there similar or related experiments and data that can help place this topic in context? Provide these and describe them.
    Stakeholders
    Who are the individuals or groups affected by this decision? Determine at least 3 groups of people affected who would see this issue from different angles.
    For EACH group
    Why does this topic affect them?
    What voice do they have in the possible actions?
    What are their priorities related to the topic and what would be their preferred outcome?
    What is one possible action or direction that could be taken related to this ethical dilemma?
    What are the benefits of that action? Provide benefits that can be backed up with factual evidence from good sources.
    Which stakeholders would benefit and how does this relate to their priorities?
    What are the consequences of that action? Provide consequences that can be backed up with factual evidence from good sources.
    Which stakeholders would experience these consequences and how would this be in conflict with their priorities?
    What is a second, different possible action or direction that could be taken related to this ethical dilemma? This COULD be the reverse of the first action.
    What are the benefits of that action? Provide benefits that can be backed up with factual evidence from good sources.
    Which stakeholders would benefit and how does this relate to their priorities?
    What are the consequences of that action? Provide consequences that can be backed up with factual evidence from good sources.
    Which stakeholders would experience these consequences and how would this be in conflict with their priorities?
    Conclusion
    What do YOU think is the best action to take?
    What evidence led you to this position?
    Sources
    Put all sources used in a proper bibliographic form of your choice (Any form works here, including APA, MLA, etc.)
    Consistency and having all the important pieces (authors, titles, journals, URLs, etc.) is more important than the actual format.

  • “Exploring the Chimpanzee Species: An In-Depth Analysis of its Taxonomy, Ecology, and Evolutionary History” Introduction The chimpanzee, also known as Pan troglodytes, is a species of great ape found in the

    Write a library research paper on the Chimpanzee species
    This paper is to sound like a college freshman wrote it for a biology class.
    Include at least the following points (in any order or combination): 
    o Common and scientific names for the organism 
    o Its taxonomic status; to what other organisms it is closely related 
    o Geographic range through which it normally lives 
    o Ecological Niche; Trophic Position; Symbiotic Relationships 
    o Reproductive Strategy
    o Developmental Biology and Life History 
    o Anatomical, Physiological and Behavioral Adaptations 
    o Phylogenetic Relationships and Evolutionary History 
    • Sources 
    You must include atleast 6 peer reviewed articles among your sources 
    The paper should not rely heavily on Wikipedia, Encyclopedia Britannica, the textbook, etc. 
    You must include a complete list of all reference resources used to research and write the paper; use proper APA formatting 
    You must properly cite all information presented in the paper (since you are unlikely to have done the primary research yourself, nearly every sentence should have a citation and proper quotation marks; no plagiarism
    You should include footnotes or endnotes 
    • Format 
    Word count should be above 1500 words.
    o Margins should be 1” all around 
    o Font should be 12pts and lines double spaced o Paragraph first lines should be indented • 
    o With respect to photos, illustrations, charts, graphs, etc, include them within the body of the paper (2-3 per page) at the appropriate parts and you must have a legend that explains what each of these demonstrates. 
    o File should be a pdf

  • Title: “Unraveling the Mystery of DNA: A Journey through History” The discovery of DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is one of the most significant and groundbreaking discoveries in the field of science. It has

    Please make sure to answer all the following questions and to include the article, images and videos links. No plagiarism please.
    Research the discovery of DNA, who was the 1st to discover the structure and function of DNA. How did it become a scientific fact that we all agree on today? In your answer, try to trace back the history of the discovery of DNA. Try to share articles, videos, and images … 

  • Title: The Impact of Hormonal Imbalance on Health: Causes, Consequences, and Prevention

    DO NOT USE IA
    Hormones are chemical messengers released by glands throughout the body. They bind to receptors on target cells either on the plasma membrane or inside the cell. These messenger direct changes to the target cells, such as inducing growth, protein synthesis, and DNA replication …  
    Predict what can happen if someone experiences a hormonal imbalance. Be specific in your example by naming the hormone and the disease you can encounter. Is this disease preventable, and can it be cured? 

  • Understanding Sperm Movement Summary: The article discusses a recent study conducted by a team of researchers from the University of California, San Diego and the University of Tokyo. The study focuses on understanding the movement of sperm and how they are able to navigate through

    Read the article carefully. Find the meaning for unfamiliar terms. After reading the
    article proceed to write only three paragraphs.
    On the first two paragraphs you must include the summary of the article. Tell me
    what the article is about. Please use the 5 W’s: Who, what, where, when and why.
    (Be sure you answer all these W questions).
    You must include the main ideas from the article that you want to emphasize. Use
    your own words to avoid plagiarism.
    On the third paragraph express your opinion about the article. Go beyond just
    saying you like or dislike the article. Express your feelings, knowledge and your
    professional opinion about the article, what are you learning about it and if you
    want to pass this information to others and why.
    Article: https://phys.org/news/2022-09-teams-sperm-smoothly-current.html

  • The Role of Microorganisms in Bioremediation: A Review of Current Research and Applications

    Approximate length should be at least 5 pages, double-spaced.
     Use standard margins (1” on left/right, 1” on top/bottom). Use 12-point font (or
    smaller) – Times New Roman is suggested. Any fonts used that take up
    significantly more space than Times New Roman will be noticed – so be careful.
     References that are from primary journal articles (also known as peer-reviewed
    articles) are desirable, but not required.
     In addition, it is wise to find at least 1 review article on your subject, although this
    is not required. Review articles are usually written by a prominent scientist in a
    particular area of study, and provide a good overview of the subject.
     Helpful sites in searching for primary journal articles and review articles (in
    addition to Science Direct):
    www.pubmed.org – provides abstracts for most biological and medical
    journals; some full text articles are available
    www.journals.asm.org – provides abstracts for articles in the 12 journals
    published by the American Society of Microbiology; articles older
    than 6 months are available with full text
     Reference list should include, for each article from a journal:
    authors’ last names and first initials
    year of publication
    title of article
    journal/publication title(usually abbreviated)/volume/page numbers
     Each reference should be cited within the text; you can either cite the reference in
    the text using the first author’s name followed by year of publication OR
    you can use numbers in parentheses throughout your text, with the number
    corresponding to the appropriate article in your reference list.
     References not cited in the text should not be included in your reference list.
     Web site references are acceptable to include, but it is suggested that your
    reference list should not be solely made-up of just these types of references,
    especially if they appear to be non-scientific sources.
     Figures/Tables can also be included in the paper, but these do not contribute to the
    appropriate minimum length.
     Use good grammar – too many typos can hurt your grade.
     You should let me know what your topic is – I may be able to provide useful
    information and hints on how to search.
     Browse through the textbook – especially at topics we are not scheduled to cover
    in the course, or topics we do not have time to cover in as much detail as the
    textbook provides (specific diseases, ecological relationships etc.); this may
    provide a convenient way to choose a topic.