@HobbsLabUNK I had trouble understanding the Avery, MacCleod, and McCarthy experiment when looking at it the other day. If you are having trouble too, this article is for you! #106Week15NHS19 https://t.co/QJPyP97tb1
@HobbsLabUNK I thought it was interesting to learn the difference between point and dramatic mutations. Frameshift mutations are much more severe than point mutations because they cause a change in the reading frame which then change all amino acids made! #106Week14NHS19
@HobbsLabUNK here’s an article talking about the three theories of DNA replication, but more in depth about Semiconservative replication #106Week13NHS19 https://t.co/kYJpm3f5Kw
@HobbsLabUNK With no class in biology on Monday and the cancellation of my 8am biology lab on Thursday, this week has involved a lot of naps! #106Week13NHS19
@HobbsLabUNK Here’s an article that explains more the reason why a baby with Rh positive can affect the ability of its Rh negative mothered ability to have another Rh positive baby. #106Week11NHS19 https://t.co/FgpIWneeDQ
@HobbsLabUNK this article explains and tests your knowledge on test crosses, a concept I struggled to grasp at first in high school. #106Week10NHS19 https://t.co/Wlf3EPqy9i
@HobbsLabUNK So blessed to have the cutest study partner as we start spring break! My nephew is getting a head start on learning about mitosis and meiosis! #106Week10NHS19
@HobbsLabUNK I thought the story of Henrietta Lacks that Dr. Twigg told us about was extremely interesting! If you would like to learn more about her, this article talks about her case! https://t.co/QxPR638UGz #106Week9NHS19
@HobbsLabUNK This is a picture of the skin cancer basal cells we were observing in lab this week. We learned in class that cancer is most often caused by defective or deficient Rb or p53 proteins. #106Week9NHS19
We didn’t go over any of the in depth steps of the citric acid cycle in class, but if you want to look them over to understand the process better, here is an article that explains them! @HobbsLabUNK#106Week7NHS19 https://t.co/45OQ5lzPJC
I nominate @bayleebarnett2 best actress of the year 🙋♀️ A better explaination of the effects of competitive inhibition is that the Km is is higher because to outcompete the inhibitor you need more substrate which slows down the reaction, increasing Km. @HobbsLabUNK#106week7NHS19