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    cerebellum, we were able to see the effect of the disease. From the point of entry, the virus travels along nerves to the spinal cord and then to the brain, where it multiplies. From there, it travels along other nerves such as the facial nerve to the salivary glands and into the saliva. This causes ptyalism which means there’s more of a chance of contamination. When working with the immunologist, we were able to determine that both humans and bats, which are immune, have a mutation. The…

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    Research Paper Veganism

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    eaters do not have claws, perspire through skin pores, no sharp teeth, but flat rear molars for grinding, have an intestinal tract ten to twelve times their body length, have stomach acid twenty times weaker than a meat eater, well-developed salivary glands, which are necessary to pre-digest, grains and fruits, and have alkaline saliva with ptyalin to pre-digest grains (Celestial Healing). We can also see that animals who eat meat do not get diseases or health issues that humans do from eating…

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    Essay On Meth

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    By doing a quick Google search, one finds statistics showing that there are 1.4 million methamphetamine (meth) users in America; that number continues to rise, and people’s lives are negatively affected by the drug. Meth is one of the most addicting drugs; it is similar to cocaine in that it’s a stimulant. Meth is a national epidemic and affects people from almost every state in the nation and from all socioeconomic levels. Methamphetamine production involves a number of very toxic chemicals…

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    The Glass Menagerie Mother

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    The more someone thinks they are different from another person, the more they realize how similar they are to them. The glass menagerie by Tennessee Williams has many memorable characters in it, the mother in the play is one of these memorable characters. Firstly, the mother (Amanda) has a unique role in the play as she is the attention seeker and controlling, she is always very loud and loves to be heard. The mother is not the only attention seeker though, the son Tom is an attention seeker as…

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    Appendicitis Essay

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    well-known solo artist and his ordeal behind his Appendicitis. The Digestive System is a long complex system that is made up of many separate functional organs that make up the body functions. It starts in the mouth where food is being chewed, the salivary glands in the cheek & tongue mix with enzymes breaking down food then which food starts to enter the long passage way into to the GI.…

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    The Chemistry of Nutrition is used on daily bases. You may find nutrition labels on the side of cereal boxes, food packages, and some restaurant menus. I picked this topic because most people around me use the nutrition facts on food. I will talk about the basics and move onto what some of the foods can do for you... good or bad, how it is digested, and many other things. Since I will be talking about these things, I will be giving examples of each subtopic. The food pyramid is made up of 5…

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    Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death. Out of the 42 million adult smokers in the United States, nearly 16 million live with a smoking related disease, about 480,000 deaths are caused from cigarette smoking, and 42,000 deaths are caused by secondhand smoking each year.1 Lifetime smoking usually begins around the age of 18. However, the average age kids start smoking is between 11 and 13 years old.2 The earlier the age a person begins smoking, the greater the risk the person has…

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    Okapi Case Study

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    Austin, Suchar, Robbins, and Hagerman found that browsers produce more tannin binding proteins in their saliva when compared to grazers (1989). This is the case in the Okapi who have enlarged salivary glands that produce tannin binding proteins (Clauss, Hummel, Völlm, Lorenz, & Hofmann, 2006). Although it is typically thought that tannins only affect non-ruminants, researchers have found that tannin content in feedstuffs can have a negative effect…

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    Wars waged by mankind are known for being beyond terrifying for those fighting for their countries. However, modern wars tend to have civilians just as afraid as the soldiers who take part in battle. World War II marked a time in world history where war truly changed by bringing about the invention of the atomic bomb. Nuclear power used within an atomic bomb is created from highly reactive, manmade elements that are not meant to be handled without protection. These sensitive materials lead to…

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    Essay On Gummy Smile

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    A smile expresses a feeling of joy, success, sensuality, affection and courtesy, and reveals self-confidence and kindness. The harmony of the smile is determined not only by the shape, position and the colour of the teeth but also by the gingival tissues1. Gummy smile is seen due to improper relation between gingival tissue and tooth, with gingival tissue in excess and tooth portion in a small amount. Excessive gingival display (EGD) commonly described as “gummy smile” is a frequent cause of…

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