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Bottom up processing - Answers-refers to object recognition by parallel processing and feature detection- brain takes individual sensory stimuli and combines them together to create a cohesive image before determining what the object is top down processing - Answers-driven by memories and expectations that allow the brain to recognize the whole object and then recognize the components based on these expectations (quickly recognize objects without needing to analyze specific parts) Gestalt ...

Hydrofluoric acid+ calcium= - Answers-calcium fluoride-- highly insoluble and therefore precipitates in the body and lower serum calcium in body in splicing what is removed - Answers-introns are removed and exons are fused together to leave the nucleus after further modification Diffraction increases (resolution decreases) with... - Answers-increased wavelength, increased size of objective lens Coordinate bond - Answers-when an atom contributes both electrons for a bond Basic amino a...

N from amino group becomes part of side chain, forming five-part ring, limiting where is can appear on a protein Rigid/constraints on flexibility Aromatic Amino Acids - Answers-Tryptophan, phenylalanine, tyrosine Aromaticity - Answers-The ability of a molecule to delocalize pi electrons around a conjucated ring, creating exceptional stability Tryptophan - Answers-Double-ring system Contains N atom in one ring Largest of aromatic amino acids Phenylalanine - Answers-Benzyl side chai...

Foundations of Comprehension Questions - Answers-Straightforward questions that will ask about: -The main idea of the passage -Specific details from within the passage -Inferences that can be drawn form the passage -The likely meaning of a word or phrase based on context Similar to questions seen on standardized tests like the SAT or ACT because they only ask for reading comprehension Make up about 30% of questions in CARS (~16 questions) Reasoning Beyond the Text Questions - Answe...

Unknown O = 31.6N Apparent weight = 19.8N specific gravity of sample? - Answers-Unknown O force / Liquid displaced force 32N / (32N-20N) = 32/12 = 8/3 = 2.66 Apoptosis - Answers-Cytochrome C release from MT Cell shrinkage and blebbing Caspase activation Specific activity of a protein - Answers-Measure of the enzyme units per mg of total protein in a solution Provides a measure of the purity of an enzymatic mixture Disruption of 2 S-S bond - Answers-2 molecules of NADH (reducing...

What are the nine parts of the human heart? - Answers-Superior vena cava, Aorta, Plumonary atery, Plumonary veins, Left atrium, Left ventricle, Right atrium, Right ventricle, Ingerior vena cava. Name the Super 3 behaviors that will keep you free from almost any disease, and more importantly will help you enjoy your life! Is heart disease the #1 killer in the world? - Answers-Healthy eating, Exercise, Live happily. And yes! Do arteries carry blood to the heart or away from the heart? - Answ...

Avagadros number - Answers-6.022x10^23 the amount of a substance in one mol when G is bigger than 0 - Answers-non spontaneous Keq greater than 1 means - Answers-spontaneous if torque = 0 than - Answers-acc = 0 More intermolecular and hydrogen bonding means ___ solubility? - Answers-less Gabriel synthesis is - Answers-an R group with a halide that uses the halide to connect the R group with an N that's part of a 5 member ring and then breaks off to form NH2 connected to R; THI...

Kilo (k) - Answers-1,000 (10^3) Deci (d) - Answers-0.1 (10^-1) Centi (c) - Answers-0.01 (10^-2) Milli (m) - Answers-0.001 (10^-3) Micro (μ) - Answers-10^-6 Nano (n) - Answers-10^-9 Pico (p) - Answers-10^-12 1 angstrom - Answers-1 x 10^-10 meters

How do you determine Absolution Configuration? - Answers-First, prioritize the atoms in terms of atomic weights (if two atoms are the same element, then their substituents are compared to determine priority. Substituents on double and triple bonds count 2 and 3 times, respectively). Now, rotate the sigma bond of the Carbon so that the lowest priority group faces away. Next, order the numbers in terms of increasing priority. If it increases clockwise, then the atom has "S" absolute configur...

(III) What is the periodic trend of effective nuclear charge? - Answers-it increases from left to right across periodic table because of increase in positive charge in nucleus it decreases as one descends a group because of a larger electron cloud (more inner electrons) (III) What is the primary factor that changes a solubility product constant (Ksp)? - Answers-Temperature *Important Takeaway*: Concentrations do NOT affect Ksp (III) What changes during a phase change? - Answers-Entropy a...