Anaerobic digestion

When trying to figure out the cellular morphology and arrangement the T-streak method is used to get isolated colonies from a sample of a bacteria. To begin the process a petri plate which has a layer of agar is divided into three sections in a T form. When preforming an experiment aseptic techniques are used between each step, therefore you flame the loop before and after every step. A sample is taken from a culture with an inoculated loop, then is spread in the top section of the plate in…

Should sugar take the whole blame? Obesity and diet related disorders has been a popular topic amongst the scientific community to address. Nonetheless, in trying to depict the causes of such diseases, social media tried to claim that sugar consumption as sole culpability for this Obesity epidemic (abc.net/2014-02-09) In reference to the research written by Tom Gill, this document discusses why sugar should not take the whole blame. Throughout this document will firstly discuss the impact of…

insulin starts when food is eating that consist of carbohydrates, proteins and fat where digestion is not possible without enzymes produced by the pancreas. While eating the body gets sugar and the pancreas detects if it is too little or too much. The pancreas keeps this in check by producing insulin when needed. Food continues to travel and the enzymes produced by the pancreas ensure the food is suitable for digestion. Amazingly the enzymes are not active until they pass into the bowel. If it…

1. Introduction This illustrated report will be concentrating on the digestive system and the detail of digestion, including mechanical and chemical digestion, extracellular and intracellular digestion. It will highlight how enzymes work within the digestive system, which ones and where they are produced. It will show the importance of metabolism and its two categories anabolism and catabolism, there will also be an illustration of how nutrients are processed during anabolism and catabolism. It…

the small intestine appears to be folded, but is lined with finger-like projections called villi (Crane 1979). Along the villus one will find microvilli, tiny projections lined with epithelial cells capable of absorbing solutes in the process of digestion (Crane 1979). The microvilli are in close proximity of the blood and lymph which pick up the nutrients in order to distribute them to the rest of the body (Crane 1979). Active transport will affect the absorption of solutes in the small…

Chickens are food that more than 45% of Americans eat every week. They are many types of ways we eat chicken, some examples would be fried, whole, baked, and more. Chickens seem like animals to us, but, do we really know how they become the way we look at them today, food? Chickens are produced by a slaughterhouse which makes the chicken’s worst nightmare come to life, and end up in our stomachs. Chickens are said to be healthy for you, it consists of carbohydrates, lipids, and Proteins, but the…

The medical benefits of lemon or lime consist of its usage as a treatment method of throat problems, acid indigestion, bowel irregularity, dental issues, and a fever, internal bleeding, rheumatism, burns, excessive weight, respiratory system disorders, cholera as well as high blood pressure, when it likewise helps hair and body care,. Recognized for its healing quality since generations, lemon assists to reinforce your body immune system, purify your stomach, and it is regarded as a blood…

Question 1. a) “What serosal cavities have been penetrated by the 1st arrow?” The pleural cavity and pericardial cavity have been penetrated by the 1st arrow as they tend to appear in the thoracic cavity on the left side of the chest. b) “Explain the location, the microscopic characteristics of the serous membrane, and the purpose of the serous membrane.” The serous membrane, the peritoneum is located within cavities of the abdomen and the pelvis. Pleura are found in the thoracic cavity…

important role in the consumption of food at is the primary entry point. The mouth also chews the food which breaks it up into small, more easily digestible pieces. The saliva present within your mouth mixes with the food to start the process of digestion. 2. Esophagus The esophagus is the gateway for food from…

Trench Mouth Trench mouth is a sudden (acute) infection that affects the gum tissue between your teeth (gingivitis). This infection quickly kills the gum tissue and causes painful sores (ulceration). Trench mouth causes very bad gum pain, very bad breath, and bleeding gums. The infection is not passed from person to person. CAUSES The mouth normally contains a balance of all the germs growing in it. An unhealthy mouth environment allows these bacteria to grow out of control, which upsets the…