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Task: Methods  For this study, the materials we used were a lab book, styrofoam blocks, wick strips, fertilizer pellet, potting soil, F1 seed, P1 seeds, water, wood stakes, rubber stake clips, pollinator wand, paper towel, petri dish, and light. The Styrofoam quad was taken from the lab bench and labeled. One quad became classified P1 and the other was classified F1. eight blue wicks had been picked off the cart and were delivered to our lab ...

Task: Design an experiment to determine the specific effects of Wormsicorpse on the growth or survival of rainbow trout. You will need to consider how to conduct your experiment taking the following questions into consideration:   • What treatments will you use and why? • What life stages of trout will you use?• How will you apply the treatments? • Will your experiment include field and/or lab components?&n...

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Assignment ObjectivesAssignment Objectives: apply genetic concepts to a current disease/disorder develop an appreciation of human genetic diseases/disorders summarize and interpret scientific data create a family tree/pedigree  Refer to the list of sources below and write a 500-word, 1-page essay about the genetics of one of the single-gene diseases/disorders mentioned in ...

Task Carbohydrate metabolism in the thermophilic organism Thermoproteus tenax is different than that of mammals.  For example, the PFK-1 catalyzed reaction is reversible. Also, glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) is regulated. The reaction catalyzed by GAPDH is: glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate + 2NAD+ + 2Pi ? 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate + NADH The data given in the graph show GAPDH activity measured in the presence of a constant amo...

TaskWritten Assignment: Biology and Technology in the Real World Addresses course outcomes 1-4: recognize and explain how the scientific method is used to solve problems make observations and discriminate between scientific and pseudoscientific explanations weigh evidence and make decisions based on strengths and limitations of scientific knowledge and the scientific method use knowledge of biological principles, the scientific method, an...

Amino Acid Structure and FunctionAs you’ve already seen in the course, one of the key types of molecules we study in biochemistry are the 20 amino acids. Amino acids can play a variety of roles, either as their basic structures, or by being metabolized to other molecules. The metabolism section of this course primarily focusses on the production of energy from carbohydrates and lipids, but the point of this assignment is for you to under...

Task: Objective:   The aim of this study was to analyze lamin A/C mRNA levels in abdominal subcutaneous adipose tissue in \ two conditions—obesity and type 2 diabetes—that share common inflammatory and metabolic features, and to assess  their relationship with selected inflammatory and adipogenic genes.   Methods and Procedures:   This is a cross-sectional study involving 52 nondiabetic and 54 type 2 diabe...

Learning ObjectivesPart 1 Learning Objectives:1.Explore how viruses infiltrate a human body and how they can spread.2.Understand why certain parts of the body are more susceptible to infection over others.3.Understand the epidemiological tracking of a viral pandemic.Background Information on VirusesA virus is an infectious biological agent made of genetic material packaged within a protein coat. A virus does not have any metabolic activity on ...

One of GP's symptoms is weakness for abduction of the eyes. Think about the movements that characterize abduction of the arms or legs and how this applies to the eyes. Use your text book, lab manual, or another scholarly source to answer the questions below.  a) Name the muscle that is the prime mover for arm abduction. b) Name the muscle that is the prime mover for leg abduction. c) Name the muscle that is the prime mover for eye abduc...

Task: Question 1   You have been asked to recommend a suitable discount rate for the investment financial model. You are asked specifically to review the cost of equity and the weighted average cost of capital.(a) Recommend the appropriate choice of discount rate considering only cost of equity and weighted average cost of capital.(b) Compute the recommended discount rate which you would use to value the company. Question 2You are required ...

The Assignment RequirementsBy the end of Week 5 of the course (see Course Schedule for due date), you will be required to discuss your chosen diseases to the Part 1 Assignment folder. The following information should be included for each Disease: (a) Name of disease/disorder.(b) Disease etiology (what is the origin or cause?), why is the disease/disorder communicable or noncommunicable in nature?(c) Three credible sources from journal artic...

Cellular Level Causes of CancerRead letter to dad, Then, consider the following prompts: What causes cancer on a cellular level? How can cancer be considered many diseases, rather than just one? What are risk factors, and how are they different from causes of cancer? What are some treatments available, and how do they work? Why can't we vaccinate to prevent most cancers? Why has it been impossible to "cure" cancer? Dear Jen, It was grea...

Physical and chemical growth requirements for microbes1. What are the physical and chemical growth requirements for microbes?2. How will microbial growth be affected if each growth requirement increases or decreases?3. What are the classifications of microbes based on their requirement of: temperature, or pH, or oxygen, or pressure, or salt concentration? Know the differences for these specific requirements between groups.4. Osmotic pressure vs....

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Types of PesticidesQ1. How do narrow-spectrum pesticides differ from broad-spectrum pesticides? Q2. Why are endocrine disrupting pesticides of particular concern? Q3. What are two important benefits of pesticide use? Q4. What is the difference between inorganic pesticide and a botanical pesticide? Include in your answer: Examples of each category of pesticide      Â&nbs...

The Impact of Human Modifications on Ecosystems in San Diego and Surrounding AreasThink about the area where you live (San Diego), or an area you visit, and the ecosystems in this area. Then describe how humans have modified one ecosystem in this area. Explain and give specific examples of how you think the modifications have affected the biological communities. And do you notice any consequences to human health or well-being from this...