The volume of 5 liters when reported in milliliters.
What is 5000 mL?
100
The name of the cell phase where a cell is neither dividing nor preparing to divide.
What is G0?
100
This type of cell signalling involves a cell releasing a signaling molecule and then receiving that same signal
What is autocrine?
100
In water, oxygen acquires this type of partial charge.
What is negative?
100
Proteins are made up of this class of molecules
What are amino acids?
200
This equation can be used to perform dilutions.
What is V1C1=V2C2
200
In a cell, the amount of these proteins cycles along with the cell's progression through the cell cycle
What are cyclins?
200
Mutations in this gene are frequent in cancer.
What is p53?
200
This type of bond specifically links monosaccharides together to form disaccharides or polysaccharides.
What is glycosidic?
200
In proteins, amino acids are bound together covalently by this type of bond.
What is a peptide bond?
300
When describing the concentration of a solute in a given volume of solution, this unit is used.
What is molarity or moles/liter?
300
The process during development that gives rise to the neural tube and eventual spinal column.
What is neurulation?
300
These areas on the ends of chromosomal DNA diminish with each cell cycle
What are telomeres?
300
This type of carbon-carbon double bond is responsible for the "kink" in one tail of phospholipids within the cell's membrane.
What is cis?
300
This class of proteins transfers a phosphate group to another protein.
What is kinase?
400
How many milligrams of a 100 MW drug would you use to make 1 mL of a 1 mM solution?
What is 1 mg?
400
This checkpoint must be passed in the cell cycle in order to ensure that the chromosomes are correctly attached to their spindle fibers.
What is M?
400
This area of study is, "a new paradigm for understanding interrelationships between networks of biological processes"
What is systems biology?
400
This functional group is responsible for di-sulfide bridges in the primary structure of proteins.
What is sulfhydryl?
400
This enzyme is responsible for bioluminescence in fireflies
What is luciferase?
500
You have added 5 mg of a drug (MW=100 g/mol) to 1 mL, what is the concentration?
What is 50 mM? (0.5 M)
500
This group of cysteine aspartic acid-specific proteases are essential in apoptosis pathways.
What are caspases?
500
This sub-unit of the GPCR disassociates from the GPCR complex to perform a phosphate transfer to a target protein.
What is the g alpha subunit?
500
The observation that, in on organism, the amount of adenine will be equal to the amount of thymine and the amount of cytosine will be equal to the amount of guanine.
What is Chargaff's Rule?
500
This site within the ribosome is so named for the presence of peptidyl-tRNA