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    A single cell cannot grow larger and larger indefinitely because on a cellular level and metabolic level, a cell requires essential provisions, cell-to-cell communication, and transport of molecules/nutrients. The outside of a cell grows slower than the inside of a cell. If a single cell were to continuously grow the outside layer of the cell would not be able to keep up. The larger a cell is, the more difficult it is to transport nutrients and oxygen from outside of the cell into the inside of…

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    Precious Movie Theory

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    identification of a boundary-maintaining entity or process” (p.7). A number of systems were noted and intertwined within the movie. Within each system, a different side of the individual was portrayed. Systems theory “describes human behavior in terms of complex systems. It is premised on the idea that an effective system is based on individual needs, rewards, expectations, and attributes of the people living in the system. According to this theory, families, couples, and organization members…

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    seasonally on the surface of Mars. The lines would appear and vanish in the same places during the warmer seasons, near the planet’s equator. This phenomenon is known as slope lineae. NASA has just confirmed that saltwater found in perchlorates’ crystal structure is what causes this to happen. This is very controversial because it raises the intriguing questions of whether or not life could exist on Mars. However, scientists don’t know where this water is coming from or if it has the correct…

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    Night Lab Report

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    easiest example is to say this is why stars appear to “twinkle” or “sparkle”. The solution to getting a clearer image and combating this atmospheric distortion is either to place the telescope in space, or more recently they have designed telescope systems that measure the atmosphere and automatically correct mirrors within the telescope to provide a clear image. Since our telescope did not have this advantage when I viewed Saturn it was dancing about in the optics. Regardless Saturn’s most…

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    which emits short pulses of intense red light which pass through the normal skin but is absorbed by the tattoo ink causing it to become particles which are then removed by the immune system. This may need many treatments to get rid of the whole tattoo. Another one is Q-switched Alexandrite which is made with crystals causing the lasers to not be consistent or reliable. Also, this laser does not remove red inked tattoos. The last laser removal option is the q-switched nd which is effective on all…

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    Ancient Astronomy Essay

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    Astronomy was made 30,000 years ago by people who looked at the things in our sky.There work paved the road for our projects today. Celestial phenomena attracted the attention of our ancestors and how they dealt with what was seen was called archaeoastronomy. Archaeoastronomers try to figure out what the ancient people studied, how they studied them, and what they learned. By exploring the ancient astronomy, we hope to learn more about those civilizations. In 1992 a crater under the Yucatan…

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    contraction pulls on the corresponding bone at its insertion point. Stationary bone is called the point of origin for the skeletal muscle, while the one which moves is known as the point of insertion. This together movement in skeletal and muscular systems cause the body movements and actions. When the signal to relax is received, muscle moves back to its original position and so do the bones. Section C 1. Outline the composition of bone, the structure of a long bone and explain the functions…

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    Domestos Lab Report

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    are tiny microorganisms that colonise together and are found in every living organism. Bacteria is a type of Prokaryotes and RESEARCH Some Bacteria can be extremely harmful to many animals bodies including humans, these germs attack the immune systems and cause sickness and diseases, these illnesses occasionally result in death. Although not all bacteria are…

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    Yersinia petis, which better known as the plague, is caused by a gram-negative and rod-shaped coccobacillus bacteria. (Gram-negative meaning the bacteria does not contain the crystal violet stain involved in the gram staining test or process). The bacterium is also considered to be partially anaerobic, meaning it can function with oxygen but can also switch to a fermentation without oxygen. Yersinia petis function and survive through the lives and cycle of rodents and fleas, because of this,…

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    Case Study Vignette

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    with a holistic approach in order gain an all-inclusive perspective. Specifically, the following factors will be addressed in the assessment: biological, neurobiological, psychological, social, and the developmental aspects of Emma. Further, the systems theory and the ecological perspective will be employed as methods of explaining presenting issues of the case. Presenting Problems As noted in the case study, Emma was referred to the Family Services Agency by her pediatrician for further…

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