We are constantly being bombarded with molecules all around us. We interact with these molecules in many different ways. They stimulate our senses. They ease our pain. They color our world. The bonds in these molecules determine their shape and polarity, and therefore determine the interaction that occurs. Some examples of molecules include: The “burn” […]
provide an answer the following prompt: Given what you have learned in this course, describe as specifically as you can your understanding of an example from among the theories or models for the nature of matter and/or energy at the level of atoms and molecules that explains observations in the macroscale world related to the […]
Analyse how the digestive system digests and absorbs those molecules.
Description Information relating atoms and how they combine to form chemical bonds is presented in this unit. Bonding begins with the movement of subatomic particles called electrons. Electrical charges are generated by the transfer of electrons between objects. An excess of electrons imparts a negative charge, whereas a deficiency causes an object to have a […]
Lab Report III (Labs 3-5)Calculate the transformation efficiencies for both ligation reactions:Transformation efficiency = (number of colonies)/(μg DNA)To do this, the amount of DNA that resulted in the number of colonies on each plate needs to be calculated. Remember that not all of the transformation mixture was plated. If no colonies were observed on a […]
Answer to the Question: what is “molecular obesity” and why is it a potential problem in drug discovery programs? Despite the increase in global biology and chemistry knowledge the discovery of effective and safe newdrugs seems to become harder rather than easier. Some of this challenge is due to increasing demandsfor safety and novelty, but […]
