Questions About: Biochemistry
I want to become a pharmacist and I'm currently a junior in high school. My plan is to go to California State University Northridge right after high school and then after go to University of Southern California for post graduate pharmacy school.
will be my chances? and any advice?
will be my chances? and any advice?
Mon, 06 Feb 2012 05:31:47 GMT
"You have not been introduced to the structure of orotidine 5'-monophosphate. However, you can draw conclusions about its structure from its name.
of the following statements most completely describes what you know about the structure?" A. It is a nucleotide. B. It is a purine nucleotide that contains a phosphoanhydride bond. C. It is a pyrimidine nucleotide. D. It is a pyrimidine nucleotide that contains a phosphoanhydride bond. E. It is a purine nucleotide The correct answer is C. It is a pyrimidine nucleotide. I eliminated answers B and D because it says monophosphate in the name, and there has to be at least two phosphate groups to form a phosphoanhydride bond. I can tell by the nomenclature that it is a nucleotide. But, like the question said, I'm not familiar with orotidine how could I tell during an exam that this was a purine or pyrimidine? The 5 nucleotides that I know all end in "ine" during the first part of their name.
of the following statements most completely describes what you know about the structure?" A. It is a nucleotide. B. It is a purine nucleotide that contains a phosphoanhydride bond. C. It is a pyrimidine nucleotide. D. It is a pyrimidine nucleotide that contains a phosphoanhydride bond. E. It is a purine nucleotide The correct answer is C. It is a pyrimidine nucleotide. I eliminated answers B and D because it says monophosphate in the name, and there has to be at least two phosphate groups to form a phosphoanhydride bond. I can tell by the nomenclature that it is a nucleotide. But, like the question said, I'm not familiar with orotidine how could I tell during an exam that this was a purine or pyrimidine? The 5 nucleotides that I know all end in "ine" during the first part of their name.
Sun, 05 Feb 2012 22:01:01 GMT
I've done an experiment Km and Vmax determinations for an enzyme/substrate. And I have to calculate different Values; values of substrate concentration, product concentration, [P], after the reaction, [p] before the reaction, quantity of p in moles and rate of reaction, Vo. I've got notes on how to do them but i need to know if it is correct.
of substrate concentration i used c1v1=c2v2, values of product concentration, [P] after reaction i used Beer Lambert equation, values of [p] before the reaction i need to use dilution factor.
of quantity of p in moles I used A=V*C But I don't know the rate of reaction I'm not looking for answers just some advice to point me in the right direction.
i really need the help
of substrate concentration i used c1v1=c2v2, values of product concentration, [P] after reaction i used Beer Lambert equation, values of [p] before the reaction i need to use dilution factor.
of quantity of p in moles I used A=V*C But I don't know the rate of reaction I'm not looking for answers just some advice to point me in the right direction.
i really need the help
Sun, 05 Feb 2012 20:49:11 GMT
ok so i have to briefly explain this: how an enzyme is folded in order to allow it to perform its catalytic function? not so sure about this. If u could help that would be great.
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Sun, 05 Feb 2012 20:44:46 GMT
I'm attending OCC then I want to apply to UCI UCLA and Major in Nursing. I preferably want to get admitted into UCI.
is a list of prerequisites to get into their Nursing Program.
just say if I'm doing my prerequisites towards UCI, but I get accepted into UCLA.
would I do? Since the majority of there courses are complete different UCI Nursing Perequisites: General Chemistry with laboratories (1 Year) Organic Chemistry Basic Statistics DNA Genetics Biochemistry Microbiology Human Physiology Human Anatomy (Plus Lab) Psychology Sociology Philosophy Public Health UCLA Nursing Perequisites: Biology-Cells, Tissues Organs Biology-Molecular Calculus Chemistry-General Inorganic Chemistry-Organic Introductory Communications Human Anatomy Human Physiology Introductory Psychology Microbiology
is a list of prerequisites to get into their Nursing Program.
just say if I'm doing my prerequisites towards UCI, but I get accepted into UCLA.
would I do? Since the majority of there courses are complete different UCI Nursing Perequisites: General Chemistry with laboratories (1 Year) Organic Chemistry Basic Statistics DNA Genetics Biochemistry Microbiology Human Physiology Human Anatomy (Plus Lab) Psychology Sociology Philosophy Public Health UCLA Nursing Perequisites: Biology-Cells, Tissues Organs Biology-Molecular Calculus Chemistry-General Inorganic Chemistry-Organic Introductory Communications Human Anatomy Human Physiology Introductory Psychology Microbiology
Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:11:28 GMT
Hey, i have to choose my A-levels pretty soon and i was wondering what other a-level would compliment the three i've already decided on taking. I'm thinking of taking: Biology Psychology English Literature Everyone has been telling me to take chemistry, because without it biology will be too hard to keep up with (because of the biochemistry topics) but i'm not that great at chemistry and dont enjoy it very much. So what other A-level would you suggest i take with these? Or would chemistry be my best option? My school offers the following subjects: Art Biology Business Studies Chemistry Economics English Literature French Further Mathematics Geography German History Mathematics Music Physics Psychology Religious Studies Textiles Theatre Studies What do you think? Thanks
Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:01:49 GMT
I am currently pursuing Bachelors in Biotechnology(with Microbiology and Biochemistry) from Bangalore University. I want some genuine advice about what to pursue in Masters for a secured future. I have shortlisted MSc. in Microbiology and Clinical Research.
any college in South India(specially Chennai) offer both Microbiology(specialised like food and dairy etc) and Clinical Research together as Dual Degree? Please help me out of this mess.
in advance.
any college in South India(specially Chennai) offer both Microbiology(specialised like food and dairy etc) and Clinical Research together as Dual Degree? Please help me out of this mess.
in advance.
Sun, 05 Feb 2012 13:54:39 GMT