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My Environment
My Environment
Page 9: Question 3
Account for the difference in morphology (physical appearance) for the two sub-species of Acacia Sophorae.
Acacia Sophorae, also entitled Coastal Wattle, is wattle, belonging to plant kingdom and found in the coastal and sub-coastal Australia. This has further divided into two broad categories, namely Sophorae ...
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BIOLOGY
Urine Analysis Methods
Table of Contents
Introduction2
Main Content3
Procedure of Analysis of Urine in Lab3
MAST Urine Screening System5
Cell Counting Method: Fuchs-Rosenthal chamber and Kova disposable chamber5
Analytical Profile Index (API):6
Chromogenic agar: Oxoid - Chromogenic UTI and Bio-Rad - Uriselect7
Colony Counting Method8
Oxoid Brilliance UTI9
Phase Contrast Microscopy10
Dipslides11
Antimicrobial Disc Susceptibility Tests12
iQ200 Automated Urinalysis System13
Sysmex-UF-1000i Biomerieux15
Dipstick Testing15
IDS RapID ...
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Natural Selection
Natural Selection Introduction
These days, in today's modern era of constant development, growth, expansion and constant changes that occur in the world today, it becomes rather difficult to understand the kind of challenges that are being experienced in terms of human genetics. This needs to be assessed in detail ...
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BIOLOGY
Methods of Altering Cellular Activity
Methods of Altering Cellular Activity
Introduction
Steroid hormones are generally all derivatives of cholesterol. All steroid hormones are made up of the uniform atomic number system and cyclopentanophenanthrene ring as is found in cholesterol, with vitamin D being the only exception. The process of altering 21-carbon steroid ...
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METHODS OF SIGNALLING
Steroid Hormones and Glucocorticoid methods of signalling
Steroid Hormones and Glucocorticoid methods of signalling
Introduction
Steroid hormones are chemical messengers produced from cholesterol and can, like all other hormones; influence the activity of groups more or less wide of the target cells. Because of this common origin, steroid hormones have ...
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PHYSIOLOGY
physiology
Abstract
The lactate threshold person "means the concentration of individual athletes in blood lactate in the incremental exercise to some extent, lactate production and clearance of the threshold for the loss of dynamic balance, lactate blood started strong augmentation. To improve the function and athletic performance student volleyball players, ...
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Skin And Its Layers
Skin And Its Layers
Introduction
The skin of the human is the outer layer of the body that covers the whole body. In the human body, the skin is the body's largest sensory organ and it is the largest organ of the integumentary system. Skin is also known as ...
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FIFTH CRANIAL NERVE
Fifth Cranial Nerve
Fifth Cranial Nerve
Introduction
This paper intends to discuss the anatomy of the fifth cranial nerve from its origins in the brain to the site of action. The basic medical term used for the fifth cranial nerve is the 'trigeminal nerve'; however it is also called ...
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Innate and Adaptive Immunity
Answer #1
The identification of Th1 and Th2 cells has provided a useful model for our understanding the selective induction, polarization, and reciprocal regulation of distinct arms of the immune response (1, 25). Th1 cells are normally induced following infection with intracellular bacteria and viruses, whereas Th2 ...
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ORGANIC FARMING
Climate, Soils and Organic Farming
Climate, Soils and Organic Farming
Introduction
The climate change and agriculture are interrelated processes. According to the IPCC, the major impact of climate change is on the quality of forage and grain (Wollenberg, 2012). For rice, the amylose content of the grain (which determines the ...