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Explaining the Significance of Scientific Theory and Evolutionary TheoriesRespond to these questions in your own words. You may use both your textbook and lecture slides to help you answer these questions. Make sure to answer ali parts of the question. Do not directly quote them: 1.You are talking to your friend who admits that he “Doesn't believe in evolution, because it's just a theory” and he challenges you to explain why h...

Course Code   :  BI121

Course Title   :  Microbiology

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AbstractReactivation of memory B cells allows for a rapid and robust immune response upon challenge with the same antigen. Variant influenza virus strains generated through antigenic shift or drift are encountered multiple times over the lifetime of an individual. One might predict, then, that upon vaccination with the trivalent influenza vaccine across multiple years, the antibody response would become more and more dominant toward strain...

Course Code   :  MICRB201

Course Title   :  introductory microbiology

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Factors Influencing Microbial Populations in WoundsFrom a microbiological perspective, the primary function of normal, intact skin is to control microbial populations that live on the skin surface and to prevent underlying tissue from becoming colonized and invaded by potential pathogens. Exposure of subcutaneous tissue following a loss of skin integrity (i.e., a wound) provides a moist, warm, and nutritious environment that is conducive to mi...

Neurological Disorders (20 marks total)Mary-Lou is a 75-year-old widow, who lost her husband to cancer over a year ago. Her family and friends have noticed that she has been very teary, has low self-esteem and has lost interest in the things she used to love such as going to bingo with her friends and gardening. Her family initially put this down to the loss of her husband and thought it would pass with time. However, they are now getting real...

Course Code   :  SBI4U

Course Title   :  Grade 12 Biology

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Issue: Fad diets (i.e. Keto, Atkins, Paleo, The Dukan diet, Sugar Busters, The Ultra Low- fat diet, Intermittent Fasting, Protein Power, Zone Diet, Whole 30, Dash Diet etc.) may be effective in facilitating short term weight loss, but they can have adverse effects on the body’s natural metabolic processes and lead to health problems. You are to put yourself into the role of a dietician/registered nutritionist, to analyze the KETO...

Course Code   :  BI121

Course Title   :  Microbiology

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MethodsSummarize the information of the study in one paragraph Define the objective of this study and state what is the scientific question being asked?. Define the following terms in context of the journal article: Memory b cells Vaccines Influenza virus Trivalent influenza Plasmablast Serological response Explain how the immune system is critical for the scientific question being asked in this article Describe the key met...

Question: Microbiology Disinfectant Lab  1. What is the pupose of using the disc?   2.  How are we meaning what is an effective versus an ineffective disinfectant?   3. Look at a plate that tested hydrogen peroxide. Explain how hydrogen peroxide functions as a  disinfectant.   4.  Overall- in general, how do microbes rank as far as their resistance or susceptibility to  disinfectants.   5....

Definition of Independent VariablePart II: Short Answer Questions (10%) Word Version Complete this part of assignment only after you have worked your way through Unit 1 and read the paper, Warning Signs in Experimental Design and Interpretation, by Peter Norvig.   Please compile all your responses to the questions below in one document (Word or PDF) and upload it from the course homepage. If you need help submitting your assignme...

Components of proposalA thesis statement is developed according to a question that populates in your mind as you read academic material. This is why your Research Notebook is so important – if you are using it strategically, you are leaving yourself notes capturing your thoughts about the reading material that you are invested in. your thesis is a hypothesis that you will try to prove is cogent (true) using evidence and a strong argume...

Gene microarray systems and readoutYou do not need to use RStudio to answer Any of the following coursework questions.   (i.) Gene microarray systems comprise either “one colour” or “spotted” arrays. State which of these approaches can be used to study two samples simultaneously on the same microarray (1 mark).   What readout results from this a...

Hypotheses for the Water Quality in Rouge River1. Creating 2 data tables. 2. Write 2 differents hypotheses of 500 words for each, and tell how you arrived at the 2 hypotheses, and then write for each hypothesis whether the data prove or disprove hypotheses. I will write the professor’s explanation for the two parts for each question. I will give some information about 3 selected locations in Rogue River. Each location had 4 packs of ...

Course Code   :  BIO00048I

Course Title   :  neuroscience

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Studying addiction caused by cannabis-derived compoundsResearchers studying a novel compound derived from cannabis suspect that it acts via a G-protein coupled receptor to cause addiction. To assess its mechanism of action, researchers measured Ca2+currents in GABAergic neurons cultured from the ventral tegmental area of the midbrain. The figure below shows single channel recordings in the absence (A) and presence of the novel compound (B) d...

Case Study 1: A Director of International Affairs with Abdominal Pain and Concentration IssuesCase Study 1  A 60-year-old male Director of International Affairs at a car manufacturing company has a consultation with his GP since he has been complaining of tiredness, lacking in energy and concentration. He was encouraged to see the GP after his wife noticed a change in his mental status and he had missed several important meetings both at...

Course Code   :  EPBI3101

Course Title   :  introduction to epidemiology

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Study DescriptionYou have been asked to evaluate the effectiveness of a drug abuse prevention program (DAPP) targeted to 8th-grade middle school students. You know from your public health training that a randomized controlled trial (RCT) will be the best way to determine if the program works to prevent drug use, specifically, alcohol use in 9th grade. You determine your experimental (intervention) and control conditions: 1. Experime...

The Nervous System and the Endocrine SystemThe nervous system “is often referred to as the master controller of the human body, the nervous system is specialized for communication of information from one part of the body to another”. This system used neurons to communicate throughout the body. “The endocrine system regulates biological processes through the release of chemicals called hormones. Hormones are released into body...