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    Plasticity Of Learning

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    understanding behaviorism and motivations of humans. They can learn these aspects by examining the way people learn behaviors. Therefore studying these factors helps explore the way cognitive ability and unconscious function in order to work with one another. Combining these functions help an organism learn different behavioral and survival aspects in order to evolve and survive. Studies have been conducted to stimulate this connection by observing two different types of conditioning:…

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    Fear Generalization

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    person be afraid of all dogs, but also anything associated with dogs: parks, leashes, chew toys, the sound of barking. This occurs because these additional associations not only are conceptually associated with dogs, but also are predictive of a likelihood of encountering a…

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    Mismach Proofreading

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    Proof reading and Mismatch repair are crucial processes in DNA replication, their existence reduces the likelihood of a mutation occurring by a significant amount. In fact, proofreading reduces the likelihood of errors occurring to approximately one in every ten million nucleotides (Pierce, 2012-pp354). This essay will emphasise the importance of proofreading during, and mismatch repair post DNA replication and explore its significance in the mechanisms that drive Lynch syndrome. In eukaryotes 3…

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    Predictive Markers

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    patient characteristics that are measured objectively and are used to determine subgroups of patients that will most likely respond to a given type of treatment. They allow the physician to be able to choose which treatment will provide the highest likelihood of benefit to the patient. Together with surrogate endpoints and prognostic markers, they play an increasing role in the personalization of medicine, including in diagnosis, selection of treatment and prognosis. Personalized medicine in…

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    interactional functions. These five functions are marking discourse structure, exclamation, confrontational stance mitigation, marking affiliation and connection, and signaling agreement. The author then claims that although “dude” is used by both male and female speakers in many different types of relationships, it is most often used between close friends who are both male.…

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    Essay On Epigenetics

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    These changes can be passed down to progeny and increase their likelihood of developing an eating disorder as well. This phenomenon is known as epigenetics, and its biological mechanisms are based on methylation. The level of methylation of a gene dictates whether that gene is expressed or not; therefore, by altering the extent to which various genes are methylated, the onset of an eating disorder can significantly alter cell function throughout…

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    subtype, has high levels in the mammalian forebrain, and plays a large role in many cognitive functions, while DRD2 is the second most highly expressed receptor subtype. This wider distribution of DRD1 and DRD2 in the central nervous system than the others could account for their slower evolutionary rate. This is because broadly expressed receptors likely interact with more molecules and are required to function under a variety of cellular conditions. Therefore, harmful mutations in broadly…

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    Tommy John Injury

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    According to Lasky, Tommy John surgery mends a damaged elbow ligament (1). Tommy John injuries are also known as ulnar collateral ligament (UCL). Tommy John injuries happen when a patient, frequently a baseball player, has recurring stress to the elbow. Baseball pitchers are more apt to get Tommy John injuries because of the repetitive motion of pitching the ball. Consequently, to become more informed on Tommy John surgery, there is a need to become familiar with the procedures, prognosis,…

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    the shoulders, hips, thighs and upper back. Special complications occur if the muscles used for breathing and swallowing are affected, resulting in abnormalities in these functions. If the muscles of the back weaken, spinal curvatures can develop. There's a great deal of variation in the age of onset and level of motor function achieved in chromosome 5. These are roughly correlated with how much functional SMN protein is present in the motor neurons, which in turn is correlated with how many…

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    In the article by (multiple authors) wanted to test whether memory and imagination where independent functions. Similarly it is believed that imagining the future depends on the ability to retrieve episodic details from past experiences in order to build a novel experience. Both memory and imaging functions are known to be carried out in the hippocampus so the researchers wanted to know whether the hippocampus could distinguish between remembering the past and imaging the future. To address…

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