Friday, May 14, 2010. What are three major themes you would identify that connect the various topics discussed in the course. DNA replication forms a template strand that is transcribed into RNA and is then translated into specific proteins and it is involved and influences all other processes within an organism. It designs the proteins needed for metabolism, the enzymes used to catalyze metabolic reactions and designs the systems needed for these reactions occur. Taking this knowledge and applying it in.

Sunday, December 4, 2011. Reflecting back on the course, I would describe the field of green chemistry to a friend as a way to preserve our lives we live each and every day sustainably from a chemical standpoint. Meaning, the elements specifically used in the process to create a sustainable way of living by reducing emissions, for example.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010. 8226; Bioenergetics and Pathways.

Friday, May 14, 2010. Reflecting back on the course, what are the three major themes you would identify that connect the various topics discussed in this course? The three major themes I would identify are what regulated the human body, how does it function and what is the advantage from it. In the biochemistry course, you will likely learn more details about it.

Friday, May 14, 2010. Reflecting back on the course, what are 3 major themes you would identify that connect the various topics discussed in this course - how are they. Connected to more than one topic, and how do they connect with what you knew before this course? What knowledge have you gained with regards to these 3 themes you have identified? How would you explain the connection between glucose entering the body and energy created by the body to a friend? I would start off by asking them if they are .