Borg
Two main types of fermentation
What is lactic acid and alcoholic?
Determines blood type
What are the antigens on the cell membrane?
The steps of micropippetting
What is half stop before putting in liquid, lift completely, pull out of liquid, move to what you want to dispense on, full stop slowly?
What is Benedict's?
The amount of microliters that go into a well for electrophoresis?
What is 10 microliters?
The beginning reaction of fermentation
What is glycolysis?
Type A antibodies
What is Anti-B?
What are course and fine adjustment?
The photosynthetic structure in plant cells
What are chloroplasts?
The use of a standard curve
What is to establish known concentrations and absorbances to find unknown concentrations?
Products of alcoholic fermentation
What is 2 ATP, CO2, & Ethanol?
Universal donor and why
What is type O and because of no antigens on the cell membrane?
5% glucose solution to make 50mL of a 15% glucose solution
What is 150mL?
What is phospholipid bilayer?
The use of paper chromatography
What is to see pigments and polarity of pigments in a sample?
The living organism involved in alcoholic fermentation
What is Yeast?
Example of a leukocyte
What are basophils, eosinophils, neutrophils, monocytes, macrophages, lymphocytes?
The end of the electrophoresis rig where the wells should go
What is black? Or What is negative?
The process of PCR
What is the amplification and replication of a single portion of a gene?
What is cellular respiration? or What is oxidative phosphorylation?
The most limiting factor in fermentation
What is temperature?
Hypertonic solution
Steps of calibrating the spectrophotometer
What is let the spec warm up, set transmittance to 100, put in blank, and look to see if absorbance is 0.
The action of a restriction enzyme
What is the "cutting" of the backbone of DNA to split the gene we are looking for?
The molecule responsible for "sticking" DNA back together
What are DNA ligases?