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c) Jean-François is studying a specific protein in a research laboratory. he observed that this protein seems to function as a receptor protein on the surface of cells that recognizes a specific hormone involved in cell-cell communication. Jean-François prepares his final experiment, but makes a mistake in calculating how much HCl add to one of his solutions to get the correct pH. He performs the experiment, and much to his surprise, he observes that his protein no longer seems to be recognizing the hormone anymore he had observed in previous experiments. Propose a hypothesis that briefly explains (2-3 sentences) why the results of Jean-François' experiment have changed. ikety alosst wants study the cells fro apent on the imour cell suo falla enan into indiidual.colls e must fin Becaose of to pote the on the me d) True or false: A mutation could cause the same change in Jean-François' experimental as the change in pH described in part c) did.

c) Jean-François is studying a specific protein in a research laboratory. he observed that this protein seems to function as a receptor protein on the surface of cells that recognizes a specific hormone involved in cell-cell communication. Jean-François prepares his final experiment, but makes a mistake in calculating how much HCl add to one of his solutions to get the correct pH. He performs the experiment, and much to his surprise, he observes that his protein no longer seems to be recognizing the hormone anymore he had observed in previous experiments. Propose a hypothesis that briefly explains (2-3 sentences) why the results of Jean-François' experiment have changed. ikety alosst wants study the cells fro apent on the imour cell suo falla enan into indiidual.colls e must fin Becaose of to pote the on the me d) True or false: A mutation could cause the same change in Jean-François' experimental as the change in pH described in part c) did.

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c) Jean-François is studying a specific protein in a research laboratory. In previous experiments, he observed that this protein seems to function as a receptor protein on the surface of cells that recognizes a specific hormone involved in cell-cell communication. Jean-François prepares his final experiment, but makes a mistake in calculating how much HCl to add to one of his solutions to get the correct pH. He performs the experiment, and much to his surprise, he observes that his protein no longer seems to be recognizing the hormone anymore as he had observed in previous experiments. Propose a hypothesis that briefly explains (2-3 sentences) why the results of Jean-François’ experiment have changed. oportmost likely h beens dy the celyd must irst ir o nm cof the st omce MAnoncalest wanti patient Hewe umourcells Becnuse of falla anan intoindidual.cells. protein d) True or false: A mutation could cause the same change in Jean-François' experimental results as the change in pH described in part c) did. (T or F)?
Transcribed Image Text:c) Jean-François is studying a specific protein in a research laboratory. In previous experiments, he observed that this protein seems to function as a receptor protein on the surface of cells that recognizes a specific hormone involved in cell-cell communication. Jean-François prepares his final experiment, but makes a mistake in calculating how much HCl to add to one of his solutions to get the correct pH. He performs the experiment, and much to his surprise, he observes that his protein no longer seems to be recognizing the hormone anymore as he had observed in previous experiments. Propose a hypothesis that briefly explains (2-3 sentences) why the results of Jean-François’ experiment have changed. oportmost likely h beens dy the celyd must irst ir o nm cof the st omce MAnoncalest wanti patient Hewe umourcells Becnuse of falla anan intoindidual.cells. protein d) True or false: A mutation could cause the same change in Jean-François' experimental results as the change in pH described in part c) did. (T or F)?
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