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Compare 1 meal of Wimpy’s before his transformation (burger meal) to 1 meal of his after his transformation (sub meal). For each meal (before and after), list the ingredients that were likely in his meal. Then compare the macromolecules available in each meal. Explain how these macromolecules break down in the body for energy. Include diagrams in your description. What are the major differences between the two meals? Is the turkey sub a he...

Course Code   :  SES09709

Course Title   :  intermediate biomechanics (singapore)

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The online exam will take place in week 13, on the 17th of August 2020 at 9.30am. The exam time limit is 3 hours. This exam will comprise of 4 sections. You will answer 1 question in each section. On the above date and time, you will find the assessment details on the Moodle page in a folder labelled ‘Online Exam Paper ’. You will download the assessment details and complete your assessment in a Microsoft Wor...

Your next task once you complete this learning activity will be to complete the unit 5 assessment for grading. This assessment will account for 12% of your grade. Review your notes and content from this unit before you begin the assessment. The assessment will consist of several questions relating to the content from this unit as well as the submission of a case study that you create on your own. You should prepare the case study for submission b...

This is an assessment for grading. This assessment is worth 15% of your course grade. You will now use the feedback you have collected throughout the course to complete one final journal study to submit for grading. Instructions: 1. Select one of the following topics: · Sleep recovery and metabolic dysregulation · Importance of sleep on repairing DNA · Neanderthal diet · 3D printing mout...

Once you complete this learning activity, your next task will be to complete an assessment for grading using the quiz feature. The assessment will consist of a series of multiple choice and short answer questions, followed by a longer written response. You should prepare your response in advance so that you can add it in when you get to the end of the assessment. The instructions and marking criteria for this response are outlined below: Instru...

Effects of raising pH of EMB agar to 7.81.  What would the consequence be of raising the starting pH of EMB agar to 7.8 (normal pH = 7ish)?  Would it alter the selective nature of the media, the differential nature of the media or both?  Would it be more or less sensitive (more = detects coliforms more easily, less = less likely to detect coliforms)?  Explain your answer. 2.  All bacteria are able to use citrate for e...

Task1.I have calculated the nutrient density for protein in the regular Cheerios below. Using that process, calculate the nutrient density for Cheerios High Protein.  Be sure to use the numbers from the Cheerios Protein label when doing your calculation. You can also refer to the “Nutrient Density Exercise with Key” under “Self-Assessment Tools” for Module One to remind you of how you calculate this. Show your math...

Purpose of Genetically Engineering Crop Plants1. Select one of the five topics below. a) Genetically modified food. Your daughter comes home from school a little perplexed. In her home economics class, her teacher informed her that you have probably been feeding her genetically modified foods. She did not quite understand what was meant by genetically modified food. In an attempt to help her understand, you prepare a PowerPoint presentation w...

PhotosynthesisComplete the questions in the lab.  perform in class! Both our protocol and this video use our favorite underwater plan Elodea to perform photosynthesis. Our lab protocol used the pH indicator phenol red, this video demo uses bromothyml (BTB). Both are chemicals that change color based on the pH of the solution. a.At 0:46 in the video (after BTB has been added but before the straw has been put in the beaker), what pH do...

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Course Title   :  Biostatistics

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Exclusions for Clinical Trials1. Which of the following individuals is likely to be excluded from a clinical trial? A) An individual with other diseases besides the disease of interest. B) An individual whose data is considered to be an outlier.  C) An individual of who is considered to be a minority. D) An individual who will have difficulty complying trial protocols. 2. Randomization in a clinical trial is defined as which of the f...

Course Code   :  BIO242

Course Title   :  bio anatomy and physiology 2

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List of conditions that could cause Ron's symptomsRon T., age 58, arrives in Orlando for the annual Medical Device Convention. This year, Tom is a speaker at the conference and is presenting at a poster session, so he is busy preparing his agendas and speeches. He starts to feel discomfort in his abdomen so, thinking he is just hungry since he has not taken time to eat a meal that day, he orders a hamburger and fries from room service. He also...

Literature review topic: The effect of Osmotic Distillation on the sensory properties and chemical characteristics of low alcohol beer.  Format: Title, small abstract,Introduction, sub topics, conclusion, Objectively evaluate the literature review assigned to them based on the rubric provided in the portal and sbmit their evaluations on learn

HIV-1 Protease Molecular StructureQ1 Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) is recognized as the most effective treatment method for AIDS, and protease inhibitors play a very important role in HAART. The HIV-1 protease molecule has long been used as a drug target and a number of structures exist within the Protein Data Bank of HIV-1 protease bound to an inhibitor molecule.(a)Locate within the Protein Data Bank (PDB) the 3-D structure of a...