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    Under what substance does a flower last the longest fresh and alive? If one flower is placed in tap water, the second in the water mixed with splenda sugar and the third one in sea salt then the flower that was placed in water with splenda sugar will last the longest fresh and alive because due to the process of photosynthesis which explains that a plant needs nutrients in order to stay alive. The tools I will need are 3 roses, 2 spoonfuls of splenda sugar, 2 spoonfuls of sea salt, water, 3…

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    Introduction I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book, “Cycling Diet and carb Cycling”. Carb cycling is an eating plan that alternates between high carbohydrates and low carbohydrates days. This has been shown to promote weight loss and muscle growth. Carbohydrates, more than any other food group, have a large effect on how our body performs and looks. Contrary to popular belief, limiting carbohydrates intake might have a negative effect on your overall health. The…

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    In the lab, the purpose of it was to show how much carbon dioxide is released depending on what was with the yeast/what they could eat in the bag. Based on the lab results, it showed the purpose very well. In the lab, the bags that had sugar or cornstarch in them grew very big compared to the other bags filled with grass or just yeast. In bag A ( which had sugar with the yeast) there was a huge bubble that was 18 mm tall after 15 minutes. On the other hand, in bag D( with only yeast ) there was…

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    ATP In Mammals

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    In mammals, many functions of the body are made possible with the help of ATP. ATP is made is bulk in the mitochondria, thus, the body relies heavily on the mitochondria’s supply of ATP to make life possible (McCormack, 523). Regulation of this process, by default, is important as well. The body regulates the oxidative metabolism through placing in the regulator sites, that can increase or decrease the production of ATP through changing the concentration of (McCormack, 523). The…

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    Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress induced Type II Diabetes and Heart Failure Background: The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive Kidney Disease reports 1 in every 3 adults in America are considered to be obese. This is a record number compared to any other country. The mechanism, of which obesity contributes to diabetes and heart failure, is yet to be completely understood. A system of multifunctional organelle, the endoplasmic reticulum poses a significant contribution to diabetes…

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    Introduction Lactate dehydrogenase also known as LDH is a critical enzyme that is found in all mammals. It exists as a tetramer in five isoforms with a combination of heart and muscle subunits. One of its main functions is to catalyze the reaction of pyruvate to lactate. This reaction occurs in an anaerobic environment where the body needs to make sufficient energy as fast as possible, therefore pyruvate ferments to lactate with the help of LDH to produce enough NAD+ to power glycolysis. LDH-5,…

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    Part two High blood glucose levels. When blood sugar levels rises, like after a meal, insulin is secreted by the beta cells in the islets of Langerhans in primary response to decrease the blood concentration of glucose. As seen in diagram 2. The beta cells act as the receptor and the control. The beta cells detect a rise in glucose and in response secretes insulin. The islets of Langerhans do not depend on the nervous system for their output of insulin. As a result the beta cells respond…

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    Perform finger stick glucose testing, interview patient and spouse on whether blood glucose testing is being performed correctly and there technique in using a glucometer. Can be delegated to: CNA/ RN Cited Pathophysiology/Rationale for performing this intervention:  Euglycemia is a term used indicate normal blood glucose levels of 70-110 mg/dL requirement for the patient is to fast for >8 hours prior to the test (Peterson PowerPoint, 2015).  Monitoring blood glucose levels on a…

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    transports 25 grams of glucose into the body. This glucose enters into our bloodstream for support in energy and its storage. One of the main responsibilities of the endocrine system is to maintain homeostasis of blood composition by regulating ions, glucose, and amino acids that dissolve within blood plasma. Therefore, the 25 grams of glucose from the Oreos is dissolved within the bloodstream, which triggers the pancreas to aid in the consumption of the simple carbohydrates. Normal glucose…

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    produced. There are many factors that come into play in regard to what the researchers are trying to accomplish such as granule secretion. Scientist experiments to test their hypothesis including glucose stimulation of cells, stimulation of nocodazole, colchicines, and others. When stimulated with glucose, microtubules prevailed in the Golgi as oppose to the centrosome. The role of the Golgi is…

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