I'll first address why B is the incorrect answer. The answer choice says that MEP amplitudes are typically highly consistent. The use of typically here implies that this is what occurs in healthy individuals outside the context of the experiment, not what they are expecting to see in the experiment ...

The wording of this question is tricky, but it is essentially asking you to evaluate the ratio of the peaks in Figure 2. The passage right above the figure states that "To separate the resulting RNCs from released flavodoxin protein (FP), size-exclusion chromatography was employed, and the absorbanc...

You know that the acidic form is yellow and the basic form green from Figure 1. The passage below the figure states how the protonated form is known as the acidic form and is yellow.

The passage does seem to be inconsistent in how it uses asterisks to imply significance. As a general rule of thumb, MCAT passages will use asterisks when results are statistically significant. I will check with the content team to see if leaving out the asterisks in Figure 2 was intentional.

Hi! To answer your first question about #52, the dH values can be found in the column "Hf for X", which is the heat of formation for Compound X. You know that this is the column to look for since the question asks about the formation of the different compounds. For all four compounds, Hf is negative...

18. I see what you're saying here. However, the resonance structure shown in the passage will contribute more to the overall structure since it is the lowest energy structure (the carboanion is unfavorable). Additionally, the wording of the question may be eluding to the fact that they want you to d...

Hey! You're right that Eysenck falls under both Biological and Trait theory. On one hand, his theory states that people's personalities are made up of three major dimensions: extroversion, neuroticism, and psychoticism. On the other hand, he says that the differences in people's expression of these ...