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6 types of contracts that need to be in writing - Answer 1. suretyship agreement 2. contracts for the sale of real estate 3. contracts that cannot be completed in under 1 year 4. sale of goods equal to or more than $500 5. contracts where personal representative agrees to be responsible for the debt of a dead person 6. marriage is the consideration suretyship agreement - Answer -needs to be in writing- agreement to pay the debt of another only in the even of the primary de...

Valid Offer - Answer 1. Must be communicated 2. With intent to enter into a contract 3. Definite and Certain When are offers validly communicated? - Answer 1. As intended 2. As authorized 3. Usually in words When is there intent - Answer Specific ads are communicated with an intent to enter into a contract No - jokes, excited utterances, auctions, preliminary negotiation, general ads Definite and Certain - Answer Under state common law - all essential elemen...

Three bodies of regulations: - Answer State Common Law: Services, intangibles, real estate. Uniform Commercial Code: Regulates sales of goods, tangible, movable, and identified. CISG: International sales of goods Hybrid between good and service - Answer the good v. service, then use the correct body of law based on which was more expensive the goods or service. Goods - Answer are movable, tangible, and identifiable. Sale - Answer consists of the passing of ...

Assignment - Answer voluntary transfer to a third part of the rights arising from a k so that the assignor's right to performance is extinguished Assignor - Answer party making an assignment Assignee - Answer party to whom k rights are assigned Obligor - Answer party owing a duty to the assignor under the original k Obligee - Answer party to whom a duty of performance is owed under a k Requirements of an Assignment - Answer include intent but...

gustation: 5 basic tastes - Answer 1. saltiness 2. sourness 3. sweetness 4. bitterness 5. umami what is umami? - Answer deliciousness, related to MSD what is sweetness? - Answer sugars like fructose, sucrose, artificial sweeteners what is bitterness? - Answer ions like K+ and Mg2+, quinine, and caffeine what is sourness? - Answer vinegar what organs are involved in taste? - Answer 1. tongue 2. palate 3. pharynx 4. epiglottis what ...

what are lower motor neurons? - Answer -cell bodies are in the spinal cord what are upper motor neurons? - Answer -cell bodies are in the brain (primary motor cortex) what is the somatic motor system? - Answer -neurons that innervate the skeletal muscles for voluntary movements -composed of motor neurons (spinal cord) and skeletal muscle what is smooth muscle? - Answer -digestive tract, arteries, and related structures what is striated muscle? - Answer ...

early thoughts of neuroscience - Answer heart was control center neurobiology definition - Answer study of molecular organizations of neurons and ways that neurons are organized through synapses into functional circuits that process info and mediate behavior what are the cells of the nervous system? - Answer neurons how do neurons connect with each other - Answer via synapses types of neuronal signals - Answer chemical or chemi-electrical what sends s...

what is gustation and olfaction? - Answer taste and smell what is phenylthiocarbamide (PTC)? - Answer -experiment strip -only people with certain genes can taste the bitterness of the paper -gene has three different forms -form 1/form1 are non-tasters -form 1/form 2 taste a little -anything / form 3 tasters where is the PTC gene located? - Answer chromosome 7 what are the five basic tastes? - Answer saltiness, sourness, sweetness, bitterness, and umami ...

Lactose - Answer b-D-Galactose + b-D-Glucose Linkage (b1->b4) Reducing Sucrose - Answer a-D-glucose + b-D-fructose Linkage: (a1->b2) Non-Reducing Maltose - Answer a-D-Glucose + a-D-Glucose Linkage: (a1->a4) Reducing Lactulose - Answer b-D-Galactose + b-D-Fructose Linkage: (b1->b4) Reducing Trehalose - Answer a-D-Glucose + a-D-Glucose Linkage: (a1->a1) Non-Reducing Starch - Answer -Homoglycan -Monosaccaride Subunit: a-D-...

1. Which of the four macromolecules is not polymeric? a. Lipids, like lipid membranes b. Carbohydrates, like starch, cellulose, and glycogen c. Proteins, like the peptides in enzymes and hemoglobin. d. Nucleic, acids like RNA and DNA. e. All the above are polymeric. - Answer A 2. Select the *False* statement: a. Peptide bonds are single bonds with partial double bond characteristics. b. DNA is more stable than RNA because the 2' carbon of deoxyribose has a hydroxyl group. ...