Molecular and Cell and Microbiology
This specific cell type is targeted by HIV.
What are CD4+/Helper T cells?
The phylum that insects belong to.
What is Arthropoda?
The process by which mountains form.
What is orogeny?
A blot of this cardinal direction and last name is used in molecular biology to detect DNA.
What is Southern?
What are centrosomes?
The theory that states that evolution occurs slowly, with small changes over time in contrast to in bursts of rapid change.
What is gradualism?
Tropical storms that occur in the southwest Pacific.
What are cyclones?
A device that is used to measure the motions during an earthquake.
What is a seismograph?
This metabolic pathway, split into oxidative and non-oxidative phases, is responsible for building the sugars required to form nucleotides.
What is the pentose phosphate pathway?
The type of diversity that measures the species richness and relative abundance within the same area.
What is alpha diversity?
This occurs when tectonic plates rise after being depressed by glaciers that later melt away.
What is isostatic rebound?
A gene-editing technology that utilizes DNA repeats found in bacteria in response to phages.
What is CRISPR?
A disease that primarily affects nerve cells, and is the the result of deficiency of a lysosomal enzyme.
What is Tay-Sachs?
This is the term for a taxon that disappears on the fossil record and then reappears later.
What is a lazarus taxon?
The fossil genus that represents the transition between a fish and a tetrapod, commonly referred to as a fishapod.
What is Tiktaalik?
Abbreviated as ELISA
What is Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay?