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  • Are We Alone in the Universe

    Are We Alone in the Universe

    In the quest for extraterrestrial life, one huge leap has already been made. Scientific research has shown that living organisms can survive in conditions much different than those that are present on Earth. This is confirmed by the existence of so-called extremophiles-organisms that thrive in conditions lethal for other

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  • Argininosuccinic Aciduria

    Argininosuccinic Aciduria

    References Allan, JD, Cusworth, DC, Dent, CE & Wilson, VK 1958, ‘A disease, probably hereditary, characterized by severe mental deficiency and a constant gross abnormality of amino acid metabolism’, Lancet, vol. 1, no. 271, pp. 182-187. Batshaw, ML 1984, ‘Hyperammonemia’, Current Problems in Pediatrics, vol. 14, no. 11, pp.

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  • Arguments for and Against Using Stem Cells in Biomedical Research and Medicine

    Arguments for and Against Using Stem Cells in Biomedical Research and Medicine

    Another essential impeding fact, is the absence of corresponding law either prohibiting or permitting stem cell research. According to Constitution of Republic of Armenia any action that is not directly forbidden by the law can be legally applied, but it is a circle because there is no law about

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  • Artemia Reaction to Different Light Sources

    Artemia Reaction to Different Light Sources

    Discussion: The purpose of this experiment was to determine the effect of different light intensity on Artemia. There was significantly more Artemia found in the tubes with no light (0.00) than the tubes that had any light, this is especially true when dark light and intense light are compared

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  • Artificial Intelligence

    Artificial Intelligence

    Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research 3 --------------------------------------------------------------- November 14, 2016 Profiles in Innovation We profile the ecosystem of public and private companies enabling the AI revolution on pp. 83 to 89. --------------------------------------------------------------- reduces the need for labor input into high value added types of production. Those cost saving innovations

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  • Artificial Intelligence: Near Future or Fantasy Nightmare

    Artificial Intelligence: Near Future or Fantasy Nightmare

    of thought, with the translation of notions into words being the act of understanding" (Atkinson). Sometimes to increase the understanding of words, the speaker must either increase the amount or substance of the words or greatly shorten the words to get the actual point across to the receiver. A simple

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  • Aspirin Synthesis

    Aspirin Synthesis

    Molar mass of salicylic acid 138.1200 g/mole Molar mass of acetic anhydride 102.0900 g/mole Density of acetic anhydride 1.0800 g/mole Molar mass of aspirin 180.0000 g/mole Molar mass of acetic acid 60.0000 g/mole Number of moles of salicylic acid = [pic 5] = 0.0145 mole Mass of acetic anhydride

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  • Assessing Electronic Brainstorming Effectiveness in an Industrial Setting

    Assessing Electronic Brainstorming Effectiveness in an Industrial Setting

    The authors were interested in comparing the effectiveness of individual versus group electronic brainstorming via an experiment. Employees and contractors at a national laboratory participated in an electronic brainstorm to pose solutions to a real-world problem; some of the participants were working in a group while others had to

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  • Astronomy - Tale of the Comet

    Astronomy - Tale of the Comet

    Comets can eject particles that are between the size of a grain of sand and the size of a pebble (Bennett). These particles that get ejected form an invisible tail because they are too big to be affected by solar wind or sunlight. This means that they remain on

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  • Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Diseases

    Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Diseases

    three different stages: primary, secondary and tertiary. The first two stages are extremely contagious. During the primary stage, a small painless sore may appear ten to ninety days after first coming into contact with the infection. It will evolve into the second stage of syphilis, if it is not treated.

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  • Benefits of Early Spay and Neuter

    Benefits of Early Spay and Neuter

    Less severe risks of not spaying and neutering dogs at earlier ages can still have an impact on the dogs overall health. Both ovarian and uterine tumors are rare (Kustritz 1667). The chance that a dog will get ovarian tumors is removed by spaying her (Sanborn). Since the ovaries

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  • Bimolecular Fluorescence Complementation and Immunocytochemistry of Pap

    Bimolecular Fluorescence Complementation and Immunocytochemistry of Pap

    Materials and Methods: The experiment was carried out as outlined in the lab manual provided through Moodle website [10]. The first part was to infiltrate the N. benthamiana with the Agrobacterium cultures. An initial OD600nm was taken, then the bacterial samples were pelleted for 10 minutes at 2000x g

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  • Bio 181 - Enzyme Lab

    Bio 181 - Enzyme Lab

    - Make up 5 test tubes according to the following table - Record the pH for each of the five test tubes using pH paper - Add 2 mL deionized water, 8 drops of catechol, and 8 drops of the potato extract into all five test tube - Mix

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  • Bio 205: Two Discussion Questions

    Bio 205: Two Discussion Questions

    The role of microorganisms in disease is extremely relevant to my current and future jobs in the healthcare field. One of this year’s goals in the hospital is to reduce the number of CAUTIs (Catheter Acquired Urinary Tract Infection). This is when a microorganism is able to make its

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  • Bio 230 Genetics

    Bio 230 Genetics

    Markers tell us if the cells have been transformed Both the vector and the (other DNA) have to be cut with the same the restriction enzyme Self-ligation – vector without the new DNA from the other organism. Competent cells- tortured (heated to a temperature that they barely survive) which

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  • Bio Exam Prep

    Bio Exam Prep

    CHAPTER 11- MEASURING SOLUBILILTY Solubility- The maximum amount of that substance that can be dissolved in a given quantity of solvent at a certain temperature. Saturated Solution- Solution in which no more solute can be dissolved in. Supersaturated Solution- A solution that contains more solute than a saturated solution.

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  • Biochem Report

    Biochem Report

    ladder. Table 3: Shows the distance travelled by λ phage DNA (cm), the fragment size of λ phage DNA (kbp) and log10 (fragment size) of λ phage DNA. Band Distance travelled by the band (cm) Fragment size (kbp) Log10 (fragment size) 1 1.7 8.79 3.9441 2 2.9 3.39 3.5304

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  • Biochem Report1 - Spectrophotometry

    Biochem Report1 - Spectrophotometry

    Question Exp 1 FIGURE 1.2 Standard curve for estimation of protein concentration [pic 2] Protein concentration of A and B Calculation: e.g. Absorbance = 0.0476(protein concentration) – 0.002 Absorbance Aundiluted = 0.0476(protein concentration) – 0.002 Protein concentration = (0.27-0.002) ÷ 0.0476 = 5.63 mg/mL TABLE 1.4 Protein concentration of

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  • Biochemistry

    Biochemistry

    - Bacterial genomes contain multiple copies of rRNA genes, but only single copies of the genes that encode ribosomal proteins. Can you explain this? (5 marks) Transcription in eukaryotes is achieved by three different type of RNA polymerase, which RNA polymerase I transcribes ribosomal RNAs (rRNAs), RNA polymerase II

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  • Biochemistry

    Biochemistry

    Calculation of the pH of test tube 1 using Henderson-Hasselbalch equation: pKa of acetic acid = 4.7 Henderson-Hasselbalch equation: pH = pKa + [pic 6] pH = pKa + [pic 7] Mol of sodium acetate, n = [pic 8] = [pic 9] = 1 x 10-4 mol mol[pic 10]

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  • Biochemistry Notes

    Biochemistry Notes

    - Thyroxin inhibits the hypothalamus from producing more TRH - Draw the chart – TRH(hypothalamus) → TSH (Anti. Pituitary) → T4 (thyroxin thyroid) - T4 helps with metabolism in the body (the more T4 = faster metabolism) - Too much of T4 produced can cause accelerated rates of metabolism

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  • Biochemistry of Alcohol Metabolism

    Biochemistry of Alcohol Metabolism

    Right now the nicotine is likewise empowering the nervous system, creating the release of adrenaline into the body. Adrenaline produces expanded heart rate and breath multiplying those emotions of strain and being wired. At this point, the smoker is edgy for another cigarette, which, he demands, will be relaxing!

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  • Biocon

    Biocon

    biomab would req a new manf plant which would incur investment costs, cost of goods, r&d costs and marketing costs. After much discussion, biocon entered in joint venture with cimab which would license biocon to develop and market the molecule in india. Market share- since india accounted for almost 1/5th

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  • Biodegradable Plastics and Degradation by Biodegradable Bacterial Enzyme

    Biodegradable Plastics and Degradation by Biodegradable Bacterial Enzyme

    2/5. Enzyme isolated form Aegus laevicollis , a microorganism from the laval midgut of a stag beetle was found that it can degrade biodegradable-plastic. The aim was to isolate the enzyme with the strongest bio-degradation ability. Ability of the purified enzyme on BP degradation potential was evaluated from TOC of

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  • Biodiversity

    Biodiversity

    brattiness and hard-headedness. VI. Millennial parenting does not consider making use of the qualities of an authoritarian parent because according to Chang (2007), authoritative parenting only develops incompetent children. A. Even before, an authoritarian parent is justly unacceptable because children who have been subjected to this kind of parenting were

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  • Biol 2903 - Which Birds Benefit from Spruce Budworm Outbreaks?

    Biol 2903 - Which Birds Benefit from Spruce Budworm Outbreaks?

    The correct answer is: they create ponds in which Moose eat the aquatic plants growing in them Question 12 Clubtail dragonflies (especially Boreal Snaketails) are very common inhabitants of beaver ponds in the Boreal Forest Select one: True False The correct answer is ’False’. Question 13 One of the most

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  • Biological Classification

    Biological Classification

    PART C: The evolution of classification system started during the times of Aristotle when not much was known about living things, so he classified them as he observed them, all the way to Carl Woese who gave the 6 kingdom classification and 3 domain systems based on the 16S

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  • Biological Models with Time Delay Differential Equations

    Biological Models with Time Delay Differential Equations

    [pic 43] And, [pic 44] Solving (16),(17) and (18) the equilibrium point of the system is [pic 45]. Positivity test: Now we will prove that all the variable that in the system model equations are positive. If, [pic 46] then solution of [pic 47] and [pic 48] of the

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  • Biological Reduction

    Biological Reduction

    which shows chemoselectivity. Furthermore, molecular recognition and subsequent stereospecific addition of hydrogen across the carbon-oxygen double bond led to the formation of an enantiotopic product, (S)-ethyl 3-hydroxybutanoate, from an achiral substrate, which thereby shows enantioselectivity. Other various methods for this conversion are possible and the most frequently employed is the

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  • Biology

    Biology

    27208664 - It is not possible to determine the concentration of a solution that has a higher y-value than the highest y-value of the standard curve. This is because the plotted data are found along a certain range which if from 0.00 to 0.45 of the line of best

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