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    We learn on the origins of the cell that the theory formulated sais all organisms are composed of cells, and the first living cells was prokaryote and it process the DNA but lack in the nucleus. Fossilized prokaryotes were found in rocks 3.5 billions of years, conditions of the earth were totally different of what it is today, also protocols are cell like structures complete with outer membrane. On the difference between Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes, is that Prokaryotes have smaller cells and…

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    The Panamanian Golden Frog proves that size does not matter. The diminutive size was countered by potent defense, as the poison in just one of the frogs could kill about a thousand normal mice (Kolbert, 2014). In addition, their presence has transgressed the animal kingdom as it has left a remarkable impact on the town of El Valle de Antón in Panama. The Panamanian Golden Frog has become a cherished symbol synonymous in the area, as it is associated with good luck and fortune (Kolbert, 2014).…

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    factors that contribute to athlete’s foot is sweat, it’s a normal reaction to the hot environment inside a shoe. It makes the chances higher for fungal infections even further because some people may have excess sweating. For dermatophytes and other fungi to thrive, the heat and humidity inside shoes create an ideal environment. Tips for Prevention and Treatment of Athlete's Foot ● It is recommended to use synthetic socks made with acrylic or polypropylene. Wicks away moisture better than…

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    We usually interpret this line as humans being superior to the various species in the world, such as plants, animals and fungi, and this domesticating them for our benefits. However, Tsing invites the reader to create and view the relationship in a new perspective. This perspective is that the various species (plants, animals and fungi) actually domesticate us and help our culture develop uniquely. She begins by trying to capture the reader through a narrative-type introduction…

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    Chitin Research Paper

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    the shells of crustaceans such as shrimp, crab, and lobster. Chitin is present in crayfish, insects, and vegetal species mainly in the walls of fungi. These species require nitrogen for nutritional cycle. Chitin has been sourced from different originate and its composition shown in table 2.1 (synowie). Small quantity of chitosan is also found in some fungi but commercial production through alkaline deacetylation of chitin. Table 2.1 Composition of crayfish skeletons in %…

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    and Korea. They thrive in mountainous or sub-alpine ecosystems. They are located in coniferous forests growing among mosses and pine needles. The fungi can grow alone, scattered, or clustered together. Ecological factors like moister, temperature, and availability of organic material to support their growth determines the overall distribution of the fungi along the forest floor. When multiple fruits are clustered together they can fuse creating irregular shapes, this is called confluence. A…

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    Mucor Hiemalis

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    Mucor hiemalis showed high resistance to (Zn, Al) (Table, 37 & Fig. 46). The most interesting, high concentrations of zinc stimulated the growth better than low concentrations (Table 37), Aluminum could stimulate the growth of the fungus slightly in concentrations 100 ppm and 300 ppm respectively. Lower and higher concentrations slightly inhibited the growth but aluminum couldn’t stop the growth of the fungus (Table 37, Fig. 46). While (Mn , Cu and Pb) succeeded to stimulate the growth of Mucor…

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    purpose of the author writing this novel is to show how the life in the mandala relies on each other for survival. All the wildlife in the mandala depend on each other to survive. The first example of relationships in the forest is on page 2, where fungi in rivers spreads out the strands of their bodies which bacterium and alga can cling to while they produce food. The book describes this relationship as a marriage, showing the intensity of this dependency on each other. These organisms are…

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    of cornea for example Fusarium (one type of fungi) when causes Keratitis it is called 'Fusarium Keratitis'. Keratitis may be Superficial or deep, superficial Keratitis affects the superficial layers of cornea and after treatment leaves no scar while the deep Fungal Keratitis may or may not leave a scar after healing which may or may not affect vision of the patient Causes There is different type of fungi causing Keratitis: 1. Fusarium: most commonly fungi causing the fungal Keratitis. 67% of the…

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    Jock Itch

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    Whether working as a professional athlete or sitting in an office chair all day long, problems with jock itch can develop without warning. This infection can not only lead to uncomfortable and even painful itching in private, but embarrassment when in public locker rooms or with company in the bedroom. Luckily, this condition is fairly common and easily curable once the symptoms are recognized and the right type of treatment is determined. Definition & Facts Jock itch, more scientifically…

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