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    Creatine Essay

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    "super-volumizing erodes slowly until the muscles return to their normal hydration. * The increased protein synthesis - Many studies suggest now also the retention of creatine allows the increase of nitrogen and the synthesis of muscle protein metabolism. This essentially means that the intake of higher protein lead to faster development of muscle growth and improve the retention of lean muscle tissue. This advantage is likely that a combination of cellular and volumizing ATP replacement…

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    Lab Report Cyp1a1

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    reactions. The study of enzymes’ behaviors toward substrates and products is significant to understand various enzyme catalyzed reactions in living organisms. One of the most important enzymatic group is cytochrome P450 (CYP450) which contribute to the metabolism of many endogenous as well as exogenous substances such as drugs. Although there are several subtypes of CYP450 family, CYP450 1A1 is going to be discussed. Consequently, the main of this paper is to describe the formation of enzyme…

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    Fatty Acid Lab Report

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    INTRODUCTION Fatty acid is a carboxylic acid with a long aliphatic chain, which is either saturated or unsaturated. Most of the naturally occurring fatty acids contain unbranched chain of an even number of carbon atoms, from 4 to 28. We usually derived fatty acids from triglycerides or phospholipids. Fatty acids are very important sources of fuel because, when they metabolized, they yield large amount of ATP .Fatty acids are regulated by certain transcription factors which control the action of…

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    endothermic organisms that is not seen in ectotherms is the large number of mitochondria in the cells. This adaptation allows more ATP to be available through cellular respiration in the cells of ectotherms. This allows body heat to be generate from their metabolism and muscular contraction. These heat generating abilities…

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    Renae Hallinan Case Study

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    Renae Hallinan is an elite netballer, playing for the Adelaide Thunderbirds in the ANZ Championship League and the Australian Diamonds in the World Championships. Renae is required to work at a fast pace with an extremely high level of skill, as considerable demands are placed upon her anaerobic energy systems, with aerobic fitness assisting in her recovery between bursts of play. Netball games consist of four 15 minute quarters. There is a 3 minute break between the first and second quarter and…

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    Biologist Lynn Margulis first proposed the philosophy of endosymbiosis in the 1960s ("Endosymbiosis and The Origin of Eukaryotes", 2016) revealing that other cellular organelles such chloroplasts, as being similar to mitochondria.This includes their self-replicating ability and a double mellbrane accompanying their ribosomes and DNA. Such evidence suggests, Chloroplast organelles were also once f8-living bacteria ("Endosymbiosis and The Origin of Eukaryotes", 2016). Given that the first…

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    Albinism In Biology

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    Professor Fowler The Mode of Inheritance in Nicotiana Tabacu seeds and Albinism Introduction In plants, the chloroplast is an essential organelle for a plant cell’s primary metabolism. Productions such as CO2 fixation, manufacture of carbon skeletons and fatty acids, and synthesis of amino acids from inorganic nitrogen that is important for a plant to live and thrive. (Liu, Li, & Cheng, 2016) In addition, the chloroplast is responsible for producing the color pigment in plants because…

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    Abstract: Catalase is an iron porphyrin enzyme present in high concentrations in humans and animals liver tissues. It is a peroxisomal enzyme that is responsible for destruction of toxic H2O2 released during certain metabolic processes.The activity of catalase can be determined by measuring the decrease in H2O2 concentration which is the substrate. Introduction: An enzyme is a large protein that acts as a biological catalyst which changes the rate of a reaction. It provides an active site…

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    I’m half way up the stairs and I can already hear the humming of workout machines, the rhythmic tapping of a jump rope, and the spray of a cleaner bottle. Just like the other millions of people in the gym, my new year’s resolution is to get into shape. We tell ourselves we are going to stick with it and form a habit, but it’s not that easy. It’s intimidating. We still have other commitments and overflowing work, so after the first few weeks, we push off going one day by telling ourselves…

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    need per day Only one glass of pineapple juice will provide your body with half of the daily dose of vitamin C that you need. Vitamin C also enables your organism to metabolize the enzymes used to ménage energy and regulate the function of the metabolism. Excellent source of manganese Pineapples also contain manganese. This mineral provides the body with proper nerve…

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