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Great connection made to V=IR, you've got this!

She took almost 12 minutes to explain this to you, step by step. If you couldn't follow up, then it's your problem to study MCAT bro

Sometime in the future, sure!

Thanks for your question! When ΔE9 is around, in other words, when there are both ΔE9 and the WT, the apoptotic cells increase by 50%, resulting in fewer cancer cells=cancer suppression. The aggregation is the aggregation of proteins but not cancer cells. You can also tell from Figure 1 that the solid dot line representing ΔE9 gives less tumor volume growth than the WT line, thus cancer suppression. I hope that clears up, let me know if you have further questions!

Appreciate the effort, it would be 13/16 tho since the ones have M give 3/4, the ones having no small k (aka the ones having both big K - KKmm, excluding all the big M) give 1/16 (1/4 KK * 1/4 mm), 3/4 + 1/16= 13/16

However if we assume both alleles need to be small k since small k is recessive, it would give 15/16. You are absolutely correct in that way! Thanks for your comment!

@@Elisemedicalscience why do we add instead of multiply?

@@rodriguezkyana : Hi, thanks for the great question! In statistics, If two events need to both happen (an "and question") for a certain outcome to occur, we multiply the two events/probabilities together. If only one of the events needs to happen (an "or question"), we add the two events/probabilities together.