Cellular differentiation

In the article “Texting may be taking a toll” the author Katie Hafner explains how texting is affecting kids/teens in the world today. In “texting may be taking a toll”, Katie hafner states that physicians and psychologists are getting worried that texting is very well taking a toll on teens and that it's starting to cause sleeping issues and other issues in teens. Dr. Martin Joffe, who is a pediatrician in california surveyed many kids who says these kids/teens send hundreds of texts a day.…

Angela Castor, Journal Summary 5, 9/30/2016 Steven J. Seiler, PhD (2010). Hand on the Wheel, Mind on the Mobile: An Analysis of Social Factors Contributing to Texting While Driving. Journal of Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, volume 18, Number 2. Literature Review: Social life in the new millennium has been represented by instant connection to others through mobiles. Despite the benefits of remote easy connection, the number of fatalities associated with sending text…

In the article “Have Smart Phones Destroyed a Generation,” the writer discusses how the new world of technology has affected Millennials. The writer explains that millennials are highly individualistic people, but individualism has increased significantly since the Baby Boomer years arose. With this intention, the cause of such dramatic shifts in teen behavior was after the Great Recession and when most Americans started to own smartphones. The appearance of smartphones completely changed the…

What is Cellular respiration? This common question is asked by many young and talented 15-year-olds in biology class. Cellular respiration happens in every living organism, and help us produce ATP or otherly known as energy. Cellular respiration seems like a big process and it really is with things like the Krebs cycle, which converts things such as carbohydrates, fats, and proteins into energy. There are three main steps to Cellular respiration, Glycolysis, Krebs cycle and Electron transport…

Did you know that over 73% of all Americans own a cellular device? There has been more computers made in the the last five years, then there were kids who went to school in the 1920’s. First and foremost, cell phones are one of the biggest inventions we’ve had in the last 100 years. People use to have to walk and meet their friends if they wanted to talk. Nowadays all they have to do is press a couple of buttons. Back then mailmen didn’t just carry around boxes like they do now. They still…

Increasing studies show there are health risks to staying connected to the digital world. Learn how just the act of putting your cell phone down can make you happier. Do you ever think how often you check your phone? Whether it’s a text, a notification, or just to open the home screen and waste time? A study by Qualtrics and Accel found that young people check their phones up to 150 times per day. Another study done by Common Sense Media reported teens spend an average of 9 hours a day using…

Argumentative Paper There is more than one side to the debate about whether cell phones should be banned in school or not. One claim is that cell phones should not be allowed in schools (Lee and McMahon). “Generally, there is no need for students to be calling someone or sending text messages during the school day” (Lee and McMahon). First, cell phones are a major distraction during school hours (Lee and McMahon). “Calling a friend to chat, checking email or viewing pictures or videos is not…

In this lab we compared fermentation rates under various conditions also known as anaerobic and cellular respiration with an aerobic process. Cellular respiration, is the method when food molecules are broken down from glucose to energy molecules known as ATP. As stated in lab manual BSC 2010L the equation formula is C_6 H_12 O_6+ 6O_2→6CO_2+6H_2 O+energy (including~ 36 ATP) (Upadhyaya, 2018). Fermentation, similar to cell respiration begins with glycolysis; it is the breakdown of glucose with…

How phones effect your everyday life Rough Draft For many of us, myself included, our cell phone screens are the last thing we check before we go to bed at night and the first thing we look in the morning. I see people texting and driving and almost every day I am behind someone at a red light who is looking down when the light turn greens. When you eat out, it is completely normal to see patron's cell phones at the table by their beverage. Also normal to see them checking their device during…

synthesize amino acids, glycogen, and triglycerides. Glucose will move into most cells via facilitated diffusion through glucose transporters (GLUT) and becomes phosphorylated to glucose 6-phosphate. The process is stimulated by insulin in muscle cells. Cellular respiration occurs, which is the oxidation of glucose to CO2 and H20, involving glycoses, the Krebs cycle, and the electron transport chain. Glycolysis occurs to form pyruvic acid. When oxygen is in short supply, such as in aerobic…