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    SOURCE-BASED ESSAY To what extent did the discovery of Penicillin in 1928 affect people and soldiers in World War II in 1945? The discovery of penicillin affected people and soldiers positively in World War II in 1948 to a greater extent as it is seen as the greatest accomplishment in medicine history because it saved thousands of lives during a time of need in World War II. Alexander Fleming is known for the discovery of penicillin. After serving his country as a medic in World War I, he…

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    Enzymes that are necessarily for the metabolism of the Arabinose are coded by the Arabinose operon. There is a complex regulatory system for the Arabinose operon. The Arabinose operon can be regulates positively and negatively similar to the Lactose operon. Therefore, making the Arabinose operon an inducible operon. When E.coli cells are growing with Arabinose present, there are three enzymes that are part of its metabolism, they are present in the cell in small quantities and they contain no…

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    Mi’Chaela Windsor was born October 29, 2013 as a 34-week premature baby and with a lip and tongue tie. She is the youngest sister out of the two, Serena Windsor who is 18 years old and Lekeiya Windsor who is 21 years old. Mi’Chaela has a mom and dad who is still married for 18 years, Diann Windsor and Michael Windsor. The Diann and Michael are both in their forties. Diann is a stay at home mom who recently received her Masters in Human Resource. Diann also home school Mi’Chaela due to the fact…

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    GENE REGULATION: Gene regulation is the method of limiting the genes in the cell’s DNA, which are expressed. It is utilize to form a functional manufacture for an example protein. Various cells in a multi cellular organism might express very difficult group of genes. Although, they consist the similar DNA. Human having over ten thousands of genes in their genome. Cells are expressed the all genes. Even an organism as simple as bacterium must carefully regulate gene expression. Ensuring that the…

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    PURPOSE We used chemical indicators to identify possible sugar, starch, protein, and lipids present within two common food items as well as the dead Anna Garcia’s stomach contents. HYPOTHESIS If Anna ate foods like pizza, ice cream, and Oreo cookies like she said on her food log, then her stomach contents should react with the chemical indicators for glucose, maybe starch due to the pizza. INTRODUCTION The experiment considers the types of macromolecules within each piece of food. Each type…

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    The Dangers of Taking Supplements Americans spend billions of dollars every year on vitamin and dietary supplements. Over 60 percent of Americans buy and take supplements for all sorts of reasons such as preventing illnesses, depression, weight loss, and even curing cancer (Hurley). They have also been used as an alternative to receive the nutrients that some people are unable to get. However, controversies over the harmful uses of supplements have surfaced. Some say that major risks can…

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    1) Malayan Box Turtle (Cuora amboinensis kamaroma) Description Origins: Mainland Indochina (South and Central Vietnam, southern Laos & Cambodia), Thailand (Phang Nga Province etc.), Singapore and mainland Malaysia. Size: 5 to 12 inches long (depending on the subspecies) Lifespan: Typically an average of 50 years but reportedly up to 150 years Malayan Box Turtles are responsive and active pets. Pet owners will find it appealing as this species prefers staying in the water instead of basking and…

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    The Importance Of Raw Food

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    Introduction Food is the first of the essentials of life, the world’s largest industry, our most frequently indulged pleasure, the core of most intimate social relationship (1). Food identifies who we are, where we came from, and what we want to be (1). Food is composed of many complex molecules (2). Some provide structural components, some provide energy, some interact with various receptors and transmit signals to our bodies, and some are relatively inert (2). People sometimes oversimply food…

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    Cyclodextrins Essay

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    this way. • Crystallization of dissolved substances: when the granules dry, crystallisation of this material takes place and the dissolved substance acts as a hardening binder. Any material in the granulating liquid will function in the manner, e.g. lactose incorporated into powder blends granulated with water. The size of the crystals produced in the bridge will be in influenced by the rate of drying of the granules; the slower the drying time, the larger the particle size. Therefore, it is…

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    Brave New World Themes

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    Brave New World, a novel written in 1931 by Aldous Huxley, published in 1932, is set in London. The year is AD 2540, but referred to in the novel as 632 A.F. – “After Ford.” The work anticipates developments which will combine profoundly in order to change society: sleep-learning, reproductive technology, psychological manipulation, and classical conditioning. As the novel’s plot thickens and deepens the further one reads, the discovery of themes and motifs of the work present themselves. The…

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