Biology

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Human Pathophysiology Answer 1: The identified risk factors for hypothyroidism are iodine deficiency, inflammation of thyroid gland, certain medical treatments such as medications or radiation therapies, and autoimmune diseases such as Hashimoto’s disease. All of them potentially results in to the Hypothyroidism. The iodine deficiency adversely affect the thyroid metabolism as iodine plays a central role in the production of TH so, lack …

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Human Biology - Question 1 Primitive reflection is a pattern of automatic movement that begins during pregnancy and is fully displayed during delivery. These are natural reactions that initiate a developmental process that reveals neural circuits of a particular activity. Primitive reflections should be integrated for the development of natural motor activity and may interfere with the reflex response. This can lead to recurrence due to brain …

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Determine the Gelatine Present in Two Different Samples Using Biuret Protein Assay and Lowry Protein Assay Introduction to Protein Concentration of G-Globulin There are variety of protein assays available to scientists. For proteomics studies, protein assays are the essential techniques that are needed to understand. Most of the protein assays can be carried out by two methods: dye-binding assay and copper ion-based protein assay (Ther…

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Introduction to Regulation of Monocarboxylate Transporter The gut microbiota consists of the combined genome of the intestine-inhabiting organisms including bacteria, archaea, viruses and fungi. The human intestine holds trillions of bacteria that make up more genetic material than most of the body's human cells. The dispersion of intestinal microbiota is spatial, with the colon involving the greatest microorganism abundance and diver…

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Microbiology and Immunology Table of Contents Abstract.. Introduction.. Significance of Nosocomial Infections. Types of Nosocomial Infections. 1) Urinary Tract Infections. 2) Respiratory Infections. 3) Surgical Site Infections. Control Measures For Nosocomial Infections. Conclusion.. References. Abstract on Microbiology and Immunology Nosocomial infections are described as infections which are caused un…

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Importance of Sleep on Repairing DNA Critical Analysis of Articles The article was presented by Cheung, Yuen, Wong & Choi in 2019 to highlight the wellbeing impacts of duty work. The study was done by taking moral approval from the Hong Kong East and Hong Kong West cluster research Ethics committee. The informed consent was taken in a written format to get surety of all the members. This was a cross-sectional observational research done…

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3.b2AR & A2BR Mediated CREB Introduction to P38 Signalling in VSMCs Hypertension is one of the major health concerns globally [7]. The cardiovascular system and kidney regulation are effective in the management and action of hypertension, a foundation role of the contractile state of vascular smooth muscle (VSM) has also been discussed in the context that it regulates the blood vessels’ radii, thus influencing the peripheral …

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Effects of EPAC Inhibition on Isoprenaline and NECA Stimulated P38 Phosphorylation The cellular response to p38 MAPK activation is difficult to predict because it is dependent on many factors, include the cell type, stage of growth and experimental condition [96]. In addition, EPAC effects each cell differently. It demonstrates the diverse activities of EPAC, a cAMP-activated exchange protein and a different cAMP signalling effector molecule, …

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Cell and Molecular Biology - Essay 1 The enzymes are known as biocatalysts as they enhance the rate of a chemical reaction (Russel & Gordey, 2014). The enzymes are proteinaceous in nature and function by binding to the substrate molecule at the binding site or the active site forming an enzyme-substrate complex. This complex is then converted into an enzyme-product complex following the release of the product molecule. The enzymes function…

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La Trobe Wildlife Sanctuary Proposal for the translocation of an Eltham copper butterfly, Paralucia pyrodiscus lucida, into the La Trobe Wildlife Sanctuary. The Eltham Copper Butterfly, Paralucia pyrodiscus lucida was once widespread across the sanctuary of Trobe wildlife. The population of the butterfly declined due to the loss of habitat and particularly, the loss of sweet Bursaria plant and habitat supporting Notoncus ant. The butterfly …