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The Causes of the Development of Antimicrobial Resistance Biology Essay
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Today nosocomial infection is given an immense importance with National Guidelines for controlling MRSA published in 1998(). According to these hospitals that do not have incidents of MRSA should try and maintain that and hospitals where MRSA is endemic should try and concentrate resources on sensitive areas like the ICU
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Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome - Identifying the Patient Condition Biology Essay
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Maternal deaths in the past were a common occurrence, with mothers suffering from lack of adequate expertise, access to medical facilities, and complications during or after the pregnancy. However, with the current developments in maternal health, both mother and baby have surety of proper medical attention to save their lives.
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Issues Related to Genetic Diversity: Mutations, Sexual Reproduction, Migration, and Population Size Biology Essay
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Genetic diversity refers to variations occurring among individuals in a population. Genetic diversity makes individuals unique and distinct from each other. However, there are certain processes and factors that contribute to shaping genetic diversity. Mutations, migration, sexual reproduction, and population size are some of the factors that relate to genetic diversity.
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PANC-1 Cell Treatment Biology Essay
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This phenomenon effect shows that the cells of cancer display enhanced glucose that is converted to lactate and preferentially ensures the metabolisation of glucose to satisfy their energy demand. This is true even for cases where there exists some adequate oxygen level. This effect shows that the cancer cells have minimum dependence on oxygen.
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What is the current status of clinical gene therapy trials for Chronic Granulomatous Disorder Biology Essay
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ns of the disease further reflect in the ‘inability’ of phagocytes to make ‘reactive oxygen species’ because of the lack or malfunction of NADPH complex, and thus the ‘susceptibility to infection increases’ in the affected population (Kepenekli 2014: 1). Evidence
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Human Biological Science - Pathogens and Disease Biology Coursework
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It is a microorganism that causes a disease. This microorganism usually has specific features which render it harmful to its host and gives it the ability to cause disease. These features result in different classifications of pathogens. Hence, there are several examples of pathogens that include fungi, viruses, bacteria, and protozoa.
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Trophic Levels and Organism Localization and Interaction Specific to the Philippines Biology Research Paper
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The reefs in the Philippines have a higher diversity of life as compared to other parts of the world. The region also boasts of a higher number of whale sharks, hundreds of species of corals. The significance of coral reefs is best seen in the coastline (Unico Conservation Foundation, 2012). The reefs help protect the region from erosion.
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Coral Reefs Ecology in Philippines Biology Research Paper
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The Philippines happens to be the home of the world’s richest marine life, with chain support of more than 500 species of coral and 2,000 species of fish. Ideally, this is one of the greatest hotspots for marine life diversity. Despite being very tiny organisms, it is evident that corals construct some of the world’s largest and ecological important structures (Alicea, 2006).
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Drosophila Biology Research Paper
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The drosophila qualifies to be the best for trialing because they have only four chromosomal pairs. This makes the studies easy for the biological researchers.
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Diurnal Rhythm of Cortisol Biology Essay
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Cortisol is a steroid hormone made by the adrenal cortex following the production of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) by the anterior pituitary gland (Kelling 2008). It is often produced when the body encounters stress, an infection or an injury. Cortisol plays several vital roles in the body such as glucose metabolism and absorption of calcium.
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The Cellular Process Biology Essay
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The plots give a straight line which helps in determining the slope for each. The determined slope gives the reaction rate for the concentration therein. The units for the concentration rate derived from the plots are Delta A/time. Another important step is plotting the slope, which is the concentration rate, against the substrate concentration.
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Leopards and Humans Conflict in india Biology Essay
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ic animals, humans normally fight back the wild animals and in most cases; some of the leopards die, which is normally an inconvenience to the government because boosting tourism heavily depends upon these wild animals. This study will shed more light on human wild life
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The Relationship between Sarcomere and the Tension Biology Case Study
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A long, thick muscle has more sarcomeres and produces a more substantial bite. A long mandible delivers a stronger bite as the masseter and temporalis are longer than shorter mandibles that make less biting force. The cutting point is more excellent if the ramus height is more significant and inclined.
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Blood and cardivascular Biology Assignment
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Haemoglobin absorbs oxygen from lungs or gills and transports it to the cells of the body. Oxygen is used by the cells to convert glucose to energy. Leucocytes are responsible
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Critical review Biology Book Report/Review
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ck and deer fly bites, skin contact with infected animals, Ingestion of contaminated water, Laboratory exposure and Inhalation of contaminated aerosols or dust. In the recent past there has been increased fear of, fears have been raised exposure through bioterrorism. Till today
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Thin Layer Chromatography Biology Essay
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While, in nonpolar the hydrophobic side sequence transfer it to the protein, as a result, it will never react with water. In addition,
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Life cycle of malaria Biology Outline
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It has been proved that it is the female anopheline mosquitoes that transmit the Plasmodium. They suck human blood as a meal and in turn inject beings with the sporozoite
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World of coffee Biology Term Paper
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Enthralled, Kaldi also ate the berries, and he experienced the same thing. For a while, though, the wonderful effects of coffee remained latent to many. Gemalelddin from Yemen
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Pennicillin process introduction Biology Essay
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This can be derived from Probability Distribution UPC Unit Cost graph. If it does cost you $15 to product one kilogram, the company will make a total profit of $250, from a total sale of 100kg of
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QUESTIONS FOR AN EXAM Biology Assignment
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ent in the resulting organism, by duplication of gene that will cause some genes to be duplicated and in turn the resulting organism will have some extra genetic information, by genetic inversion in which genetic order is altered and the new sequence could either bring
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Psoriasis Is as Old as the Human Race Biology Research Paper
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Psoriasis is perhaps as old as the human race. In the present day, it is a well-known skin infection, in which genetic, immunologic, and environmental factors contribute to etiopathogenesis. However, even with its frequency, visibility, and chronicity, it is difficult to find its description in the works of the early physicians.
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The Euorpean Gypsy Moth Biology Essay
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The recent development in genetic manipulation where it is possible to control the genes of bacteria and use them for benefits may be used in controlling the moth
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Bacillusthuringiensis and Gypsy Moth Biology Essay
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Lymantria dispar, the gypsy moth, is one of the most dangerous insects in Northeastern United States’ forests and sheds. It is a polyphagous insect. The pest’s larvae have been for ages responsible for defoliating acres of forested lands as well as shrubs and trees in residential areas. Additionally, the insect has caused negative significant negative economic impacts.
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Follow the instruction in the details, i will attach the article that you are discussing Biology Assignment
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, the need to research more on human ancestry, on further research, it was noted that the various forms DNA forms, which include Mitochondrial DNA and Y chromosome could all be used to trace back human ancestry. It clearly stated that the mtDNA is used to trace the direct female
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Comparison of the physiology of CNS and other Body Parts Biology Essay
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Pathology is the discipline that explores disease, its causes, and effects, towards bridging the gap between basic science and clinical practice. The discipline involves the exploration of the etiology of diseases, the underlying changes, and the relationship between these two areas and the symptoms and the signs showing on the body of the patient.
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Microbial communities found within the human body Biology Essay
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The human body contains over 10 times more microbial cells than human cells, although the entire microbial community of human body only weighs about 200 grams, with some weight estimates ranging as high as 3 pounds (approximately 48 ounces or 1,400 grams). Some consider
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Physiology and metabolism, cardiovascular system, MacMan computer simuklation Biology Essay
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Setting the venous resistance at low values would reduce the ventricular function together with the heart rate. This means that the increasing venous resistance has minimum influence on the blood pressure. Setting the venous resistance at high values may alter the blood pressure.
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2014 BC Metabolism Meets 2014 AD Lifestyle Biology Essay
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Atherosclerosis, metabolic syndrome, and diabetes are evidence of variation in lifestyle and genetic makeup. As opposed to the 2014BC, 2014AD has been depicted with a host of economic distress, innovation, sedentary lifestyle, and consumption of industrially manufactured goods. Biotechnological methods have taken over the traditional methods.
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The Human Microbiota Biology Essay
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Latest studies propose that the gut microbiome conducts numerous key biochemical roles for the host , in addition to that, disorders of the gut microbiome are linked with numerous as well as various human processes (Greenblum, Peter and Elhanan 1)
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Nitric Oxide Production in Cytokine Activated Macrophages Biology Lab Report
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Simulation of the macrophages with the cytokines such as IFN-γ, IL-1α, IL-1β, TNF-β, IL-6, and TNF-α, which are secreted during various processes of immune responses, result in synthesis of NO (NOS). NOS causes the macrophages to become cytotoxic
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Te Uku - wind farm project Biology Essay
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The Te Uku wind farm was a joint project between Meridian Energy and WELS Networks Ltd., which is the community trust-owned electricity lines company. It was
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Negative impacts of invasive alien species Biology Essay
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The negative impact supersedes the positive ones. The following are some of the negative impacts of the species; “the alien species caused damages to forests, it had a wide impact on agricultural practice; this
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Cell biology questions Biology Assignment
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The photo bleach results if the absorbed color is intensive whereby that intensity is transferred directly to the dye (Hauser, Seiffert, & Oppermann , 353 – 360). This aspect makes it difficult for
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How does the human body defend itself against pathogens Biology Essay
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It may be caused by external agents, such as bacteria, or internal disruption, such as cancer". It is important to consider the fact that there are two categories of illnesses.
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Comparative analysis Biology Assignment
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An example is the fact that through transcript analysis, there is the assurance of identification of a specific epidermis. The epidermis of plants varies but it is imperative to understand that the normal or scientific microscope does not carry out
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O2 transfere in human buddy Biology Research Paper
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Chemical engineering treats human body as a chemical plant with air acting as both input and output to ensure smooth operation. There are also other input including food and water as well as other output such as feces and urine. In addition, complete
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Does the Changing the color of light will affect the rate of photosynthesis Biology Lab Report
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The control variable used was white light on the plant while green and blue light were the dependent variables. White light contains seven colors inclusive of blue and green, hence their dependency. White light was expected to
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Vermiculture Technology Biology Essay
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The two species of worm used in this technology are the Lubricous rubeellus (Red earthworm) and Eisenia foetida (Red wigglers); these species are
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The Important Antioxidant Vitamins Biology Assignment
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Tocopherols or Vitamin E are thermostable vitamins with a chromane nucleus, a phenolic hydroxyl group, and an isoprenoid side chain. The chromanol ring of the tocopherol donates its phenolic hydrogen to reduce a free radical such as a fatty acid peroxy free radical. It is oxidized to phenoxytocopheryl free radical.
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Genomics Overview (Kindly follow the instructions) Biology Essay
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The analysis is important and has been widely applied in the medical field especially with the human genome project that successfully made it possible to understand the whole human genome. Genomics were initiated by Fred Sanger and in his studies he sequenced the genome of viruses.
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Histology Detective Case Resolution Template Biology Case Study
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This essay tells that the body also has prevention and fighting agents, such as platelets blood turbulence, T cells, macrophages, and natural killer cells that kill moving cancer cells. However, the majority of breast cancer cells are able to pass and endure the condition to the destination (maybe due to short distance).
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The role of e.coli ESBL+ Biology Literature review
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The first ever β lactamase was discovered in E. coli and it was discovered much before the release of penicillin for medical purpose. Infections caused by ESBL producing E. coli have resulted in
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Competitive Inhibitor for Inhibiting the Methylation of Protein Phosphate 2a via LCMT-1 Biology Essay
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Generally, little is known concerning the biochemical basis of the regulation of PP2A activity during the cell cycle.  A substantial amount of PP2A is usually in the methylated form and range from 70 to 93%, which depend on the particular method utilized in the evaluation of the level of methylation.
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The Effects of Anthropogenic sound on Marine Mammals Biology Research Paper
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Therefore they are most likely to get affected and are highly sensitive to the anthropogenic noise in their surrounding environment. Species including human and rats are less likely to suffer from the exposure to noise than cetacean, although information is available on the
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Genetics and Society Biology Essay
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Chromosomal pairs that are similar are called homologous chromosomes. The body cells or somatic cells carry all the 46 chromosomes and are called diploid cells while the germ cells that produce the sperm
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FACTORS THAT CAUSES THE BREAST CANCER IN YOUNG WOMEN Biology Essay
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The age category of young women who can be prone to the cancer is placed at 40 years of age and below (MedineNet, 2014). The risks of getting breast cancer increases with aging, however, even younger women are at increased risk. This can be attributed to some risk
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Inhibition of DNA processing in heavy metal carcinogenesis Biology Essay
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singly becoming an issue of concern because of their well-documented toxicological as well as carcinogenic effects besides the rising environmental levels via industrial pollution. It has been broadly emphasized that such metals may be genotoxic by numerous modes of action and
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Epidemiology or pathogenecity of mybacterium tubrtculosis Biology PowerPoint Presentation
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Robert claims that the highest rates (100/100,000) are in sub-Saharan Africa, India, China and Southeast Asia (Serafino-Wani, 2012). Richard however includes countries like Indonesia, Philippines and Russian Federation also, in
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The possible treatment for Arteriovenous malformation Biology Essay
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The causes are attributed to genetic mutations, but not completely understood yet. Presenting symptoms are diverse and may include pain, dermatological manifestations, ulceration, seizures and stroke. A number of invasive and non-invasive diagnostic
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Artificial Heart, History and Function Biology Essay
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An artificial heart serves the function of replacing the heart especially during heart transplants or when there is a permanent need to replace the heart. Some inventions may have preceded this but the first artificial heart that came to be implanted in a human being successfully was a Jarvick-7 model designed by Robert Jarvick.
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