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ANNOTATIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY
Annotative Bibliography: Immune Response to Bacterial Resistance
Annotative Bibliography: Immune Response to Bacterial Resistance
Article 1: Tuberculosis Vaccine Research: The Impact of Immunology
Tuberculosis is an infectious disease transmissible and non-immunizing, with clinical variables. It is a very contagious infection of the lungs and spreads towards other organs as well. It is ...
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LEPTIN
Leptin and its role in human glucose and lipid metabolism
Table of content
Introduction1
Strucutre2
Adipose tissues3
Discussion3
Discovery3
How Leptin works4
Adiposity signal5
Deficiency of Leptin5
Leptin and its role in human glucose and lipid metabolism6
Literature review7
Leptin and Diabetes9
Conclusion9
Appendix14
Leptin and Its Role in Human Glucose and Lipid Metabolism
Introduction
With the recent advances in medical research a number of new hormones ...
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ASSIGNMENT
Biology - Assignment
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Assignment
SECTION - C
Describe the process of nucleotide excision repair in E. coil. Why are bacteria with mutation in the enzymes involved in this pathway so sensitive to UV light?
In the NER which is the short form for Nucleotide Excision Repair, within a string of nucleotide, the ...
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Biological Psychology
Biological Psychology
Introduction
Biological psychology deals with the study of the physiological origins of behaviour. The relationship between the psychological procedures and the physiological happenings that underlie is the primary concern of biological psychology. It is also known as the “Mind and Body Relationship”.
The research psychologists are the experimental ...
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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Introduction
The Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is a village along the coast of East Sussex in England. It was established in 1970 and about 200,000 visitors visit this site each year. It is home to about 3300 species of which 150 are classified as ...
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Stem Cell Research Ethical dilemmas
Stem Cell Research Ethical dilemmas
Introduction
Embryonic stem cells offer hope of new therapies, but their use has been hotly debated. Different countries have chosen to regulate the use of embryonic stem cells in very different ways. The topic of embryonic stem cell divides even today ...
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Drinking Water and Sanitation
Drinking water and sanitation
Abstract
Basic sanitation and drinking water which is clean and healthy are the key elements of the U.N initiative, millennium development goals. 70% of the body of humans is composed of water; water is a person's requirement for daily basis such as bath, and water ...
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THE SKELETAL SYSTEM
THE SKELETAL SYSTEM
THE SKELETAL SYSTEM
1.1 Draw and label a diagram of the bones of the interior and posterior skeleton. Explain the difference between he the axial and appendicular skeletons
Human skeleton consists of both individual and fused bones, which are supplemented and supported by tendons, cartilage, muscles, and ...
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STEM CELL STEAK
Stem Cell Steak: Growing Your Own Meat
Stem Cell Steak: Growing Your Own Meat
Introduction
The stem cell is a extraordinary and unique kind of cell that can duplicate itself many times and can divide into a score of specific cell types, such as muscle cells - which can in ...
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Obesity
Obesity
Introduction
Obesity is one of an essential as well as critical term that comprises of a meaningful importance in children lifestyle and standard of living. Childhood obesity is termed as an excessive amount of body fat that results in numerous alarming outcomes. Tension, lack of confidence, physical and mental illness ...