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1. In eukaryotic ribosomes, the size of the small subunit is _____ and the large subunit is ______. Combined, a eukaryotic ribosome is ______. (give answer in S units) 2. Describe the difference between an exonuclease and endonuclease. 3. Is DNA replication faster in eukaryotes or prokaryotes? Quic...

Seeing as this has died off for the last month, here’s one to get (re)started. What happens to the daughter cells during spermatogenesis and oogenesis? Spermatogenesis: 4 viable daughter cells are produced. Oogenesis: 1 viable daughter cell is produced; other 3 cells become polar bodies all correct...

I was thinking of DNA repair as mutations too. Other mutations may include expanding repeats, CNVs, pseudogenes and transposons. where did u find the materials to learn about these mutations? i’m looking thru the scioly wiki and my school’s resources but i’m not finding anything useful or informative

Seeing as this has died off for the last month, here’s one to get (re)started.

What happens to the daughter cells during spermatogenesis and oogenesis?

Does anyone know what I should study for the topic “Molecular Consequences of Mutations”? This is my first time on this event and I just got put into it literally two days ago with no prior notes or help. My competition is right after the end of break so I’m kindaaa freaking out right now. Thanks!

Ok so I actually just got put onto this event cuz the other person dropped out so I really have no clue what to do and my regional comp is in a couple of weeks. I’ve been using the National Audubon Society Field Guide, but I’ve been getting confused because, for example, under Mud turtles, it lists...

So does anyone know for sure if the species that they are using in the tests are gonna be from North America only? We’ve been studying those species, but from reading through, it looks like we should study for every other specie as well. First of all, we live in North America, so it's very likely t...

So does anyone know for sure if the species that they are using in the tests are gonna be from North America only? We’ve been studying those species, but from reading through, it looks like we should study for every other specie as well.

Does anyone have a good resource to study? I’ve been bouncing around between Amoeba Sisters, Khan Academy, and college genetics articles I’ve found online, but nothing concrete.

Can anyone recommend a good source to study? I’ve used the handouts my school gave me and this 500 page WHO textbook, but the former doesn’t go that deep, and the latter is going really deep.