QUESTION 12 Plotted in this graph are the results of two fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) experiments. Which of the following could explain the difference between the data represented by the dashed line as compared to the data represented by the solid line? --- -
QUESTION 12 Plotted in this graph are the results of two fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) experiments. Which of the following could explain the difference between the data represented by the dashed line as compared to the data represented by the solid line? --- -
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Plotted in this graph are the results of two fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) experiments. Which of the following could explain the difference between the
data represented by the dashed line as compared to the data represented by the solid line?
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O The cell indicated by the dashed line was assayed at a higher temperature.
O The membrane of the cell indicated by the dashed line contains longer fatty acid tails in its phosopholipids.
O The membrane of the cell indicated by the dashed line contains phospholipids with more unsaturated fatty acids.
O The membrane of the cell Indicated by the dashed line is comprised of fatty acids, not phospholipids.
QUESTION 13
Pepsin and pancreatic digestive enzymes are regulated by:
O Competitive inhibition
O Covalent modification
O Allosteric regulation
O Zymogen activation
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