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    figure 4a it shows which protein it shown in a membrane raft fraction before and after FCεRI stimulation. The figure show that it was a control test with the membrane raft fraction, and a second one with FCεRI. The proteins that was tested for was CTx, α IKK2, α SNAP-23, α Syntaxin 4, α VAMP-2. The paper wanted to see if IKK2 was going to react to stimulation of FCεRI. In the control experiment it shows that CTx was on the fifth band of membrane raft fraction. When it came to α IKK2 the band…

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    Why Did Alcatraz Escape

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    escapees continued to show their cleverness by making a raft so that they could get across the frigid San Francisco Bay without dying from hypothermia. Frank Morris was not a newbie to escaping from prisons as he had already escaped from several other prisons.…

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    Huck and Jim are blissfully distanced from humanity in the raft scene, but people in the play scene suffocate Huck. Huck describes the scenery from the raft as “Yonder was the banks and the islands, across the water; and maybe a spark-which was a candle in a cabin window” (179). Civilization was far away from Huck and Jim, and Huck prefers it that way for he views his time on the raft fondly. Similarly, “you see that axe flash and come down- you don’t hear nothing; you see that axe go up again,…

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    A life raft can be many things, varying from person to person. Literally speaking, it can be used to keep someone afloat in water, or to get to safety on land. Figuratively, a life raft can be what allows a person to continue on through their life by bringing temporary security and satisfaction. Nick used drinking as a metaphorical life raft to cope with the absence of his father, and later used drugs to numb the pain after…

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    inmates, to escape by using a raft of raincoats to get to the mainland. Some say they escaped, but there is much more evidence supporting the fact that they died during their escape. Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers died trying to escape Alcatraz. In order for them to survive, they had to dodge the dangerous waters of the San Francisco bay. The bay, at the time, was freezing and frigid. It was enough to cause hypothermia. If they were to fall off the flimsy raft, hypothermia would render…

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    and drop off the leftover cheesecake, we headed to New Braunfels excited. It was the perfect fun-family activity. Once we arrived, we were offered the choice between a single person tube, or a family raft. My mom and dad handled the details. They decided the best choice would be to go on a raft so we could stay together as a family. After they paid for the “experience” one of the workers outfitted us with bright orange life jackets and then someone else gave us paddles. I found out later they…

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    Snapping Tides

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    Subdivision’s Local Beach getting ready to swim out to the raft with my four friends. The “raft” as we called it was the bottom end of a Pontoon Boat anchored in the center of Dollar Lake. Occasionally the rain and winds blew it. When my friends arrived we dove into the shallow end of the beach and acquainted our bodies with the cold, late Summer temperature. After a few minutes my friend Gage shouted, “Let’s Go!” and the four of us swam onwards toward the raft. As I paddled my body through the…

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    Huck discovers an impressive house near the water after being separated from Jim. The house belongs to the Grangerford family. They take Huck in and he appreciates their hospitality. The Grangerfords have a son named Buck, who is about Huck's age, Buck and Huck become close friends over the next few days. Huck learns of the feud between the Grangerfords and Shepherdsons, but Buck Grangerford cannot tell him exactly how the feud started. No one in either family seems to know why the feud…

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    day having perfect weather, clear sky with mild temperature. There was a decent amount of people there too my surprise, but since my family is so large, we had our own raft. We were all packed inside a bus and headed towards building to get our wetsuits. Even though the temperature was warm, the water was ice cold, so…

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    Wendell Berry is an author who argues that because society is centralized the power of distributing food is given by the few. Because of this people have to buy food from stores, which are sold in appliances like plastic or aluminum foil, they wear out quickly and because of this, our “waste” keeps growing but we (the people) choose to ignore it. Using imagery, Berry was able to be really descriptive to the readers and is able to achieve his purpose. [First Paragraph] Berry lived beside a river…

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