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Write an essay about "stem cells biologiy" in a word file with the following format Main...

Write an essay about "stem cells biologiy" in a word file with the following format
Main body in the word(text) 12 pnt times new roman, headings 14 pnt Times new roman, line spacing 1.0, margins 2.5 from each side of the page.
Dont leave gaps between the paragraphs. I need to use references and give them at the end of the text. Referances should given in 8pnt times new roman , use at least 5 of them

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The idea is to find a new or novel advancement in medicine to do with Physiology...

The idea is to find a new or novel advancement in medicine to do with Physiology only. That is I don't want advancements in other fields e.g. immunology, genetics, cancer, microbiology and so on.

So you discuss the problem or disease including initially normal physiology followed by a description of the disease. Then discuss the novel advancement and how it is helping patients to improve their lifestyles.  

The presentation should be between 5 - 6 minutes but not exceeding 6 minutes and 30 seconds.

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explain the relationship between gas partial pressure, diffusion, and respiration through the mammalian respiratory/ circulatory systems.

explain the relationship between gas partial pressure, diffusion, and respiration through the mammalian respiratory/ circulatory systems.

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Martha decided to make some delicious homemade baked mac and cheese. She placed it in the...

Martha decided to make some delicious homemade baked mac and cheese. She placed it in the oven that was really hot and when it was ready she took it out. While she left for a second, her son Elijah came in the kitchen and immediately went to grab the hot dish and yelled “OOWWW I BURNT MY HAND” his pain receptors screamed.

1. Which of the following correctly described the afferent pathway?

a) Transduction of the pain occurred outside the peripheral axons of the primary afferent neuron.

b) The AP travels through the cell body then the peripheral axons then the central axon

c) The AP travels through the peripheral axons then the cell body then the central axon.

d) Two of the above

e) None of the above

2. Elijah immediately took his hand off the dish by contracting his biceps. How did he accomplish this?

a) Shortened the sarcomere by shortening the thin and thick filaments

b) While shortening the sarcomere, he lost his H zone and the A band.

c) The troponin left the tropomyosin to do its job in covering up the actin binding site so cross bridges can’t form.

d) Two of above

e) None of the above

3. Elijah was so scared and frightened that he started having trouble breathing and became really anxious. As a patient with COPD, he was having a really hard time breathing so his mom ran to get his inhaler. What did the albuterol inhaler do?

a) Albuterol binds to cholinergic receptors in the bronchioles to move more air.

b) Caused his bronchioles to constrict.

c) Risked the possibility of the albuterol binding to adrenergic receptors in the heart and cause an EPSP

d) Two of the above

e) All of the above

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1.) Trace the path of a mature oocyte from ovulation to implantation. 2.) Explain how the...

1.) Trace the path of a mature oocyte from ovulation to implantation.

2.) Explain how the uterine lining and the mammary glands support the developing baby

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Describe how fertilization and implantation take place? Include the listed parts as you describe the sequence...

Describe how fertilization and implantation take place? Include the listed parts as you describe the sequence of events that occur (ovary, fimbriae, ampulla, oviduct, uterus (fundus and body), cervical canal, vaginal tract). Write a brief list of the differences between the 1st 2nd and 3rd trimesters of gestation?

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A. Which cells are responsible for blood clotting? B. Name 3 major steps of blood clotting.

A. Which cells are responsible for blood clotting?

B. Name 3 major steps of blood clotting.

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Short answer questions: How can a problem with the ciliary body or the canal of Schlemm...

Short answer questions: How can a problem with the ciliary body or the canal of Schlemm lead to development of glaucoma? Make sure to explain the following.

            A. What is glaucoma?

            B. What would need to happen by the ciliary body for glaucoma to develop assuming the canal of Schlemm is working properly?

            C. What would need to happen with the canal of Schlemm for glaucoma to develop assuming the ciliary body is working properly?

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Cancer chemotherapy is designed to destroy cancer cells, but adversely affects healthy tissues as well; thus,...

Cancer chemotherapy is designed to destroy cancer cells, but adversely affects healthy tissues as well; thus, the oncologist has the difficult task of killing the cancer without killing the patient. What side effects are expected from destruction of blood cells? (Identify physiological systems that might be effected). How might the body respond? (form your answer in this format: system effected - effect - response)

Please help :) thank you

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How does the twitch response to skeletal muscle?

How does the twitch response to skeletal muscle?

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Locate and discuss the differences between the dorsal white column (fasciculatus gracilis and fasciculatus cuneatus) and...

Locate and discuss the differences between the dorsal white column (fasciculatus gracilis and fasciculatus cuneatus) and spinothalamic tract afferent pathways and pyramidal and extrapyramidal motor pathways. Discuss why there are two separate afferent and efferent pathways rather than just one afferent and one efferent pathway.

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please answer 1. a. Which suture runs medial-lateral connecting the frontal and parietal bones? b. Which...

please answer

1.

a. Which suture runs medial-lateral connecting the frontal and parietal bones?

b. Which is the most posterior cranial bone? Name it’s articulating surface.

c. Which bone forms the lower jaw? Describe it’s proximal joint.

d. Name and describe the ossicles.  

e. Which bone is the attachment site for muscles of the larynx, tongue and pharynx?

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list the homeones of male and female, including source and function please type

list the homeones of male and female, including source and function

please type

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consider how birth control pills, intrauterine device and condoms prevent pregnancy. please type

consider how birth control pills, intrauterine device and condoms prevent pregnancy.

please type

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15 year old African American male presents with his mother to the ER where you are...

15 year old African American male presents with his mother to the ER where you are the physician assistant helping the ER attending in a very busy rural hospital. He is complaining of abdominal pain for one day and nausea with vomiting. His mother reports a fever and malaise. He has no significant medical history but his mother is concerned that he may have the "kissing disease" as he has a boy friend who had mononucleosis six months ago and she does not approve of him anyway. He describes the abdominal pain as sharp and points to his umbilical region. He ranks it 10/10 on a 1-10 scale at its worse and he says it gets worse with sudden movements or if he sits up too quick or laughs. He is not on any medications and his vital signs are normal except for a temperature of 101 degrees fahrenheit. On examination he looks sick and his skin is clammy to the touch. Heart and lung examination is unremarkable. Abdominal examination shows good bowel sounds and umbilical tenderness and tenderness in the right lower quadrant. When you press down firmly on the RLQ while he takes in a deep breath, he stops breathing to yell out. He also shows tenderness when palpated at the RLQ deeply at release to the area. He has pain with right leg raising and is in much pain when asked to stand and do a heel click where he stands on his toes then comes down hard on his feet. Also when asked to do a jump he complains of extreme abdominal pain. Rectal examination yields normal stool and no blood on guac card test. His labs ordered show a WBC of 18,000 with normal RBC and normal electrolytes and kidney function. His ESR is 150 mm/hr and his CRP is 67 mg/L. Urinalysis is also normal for a basic urine dipstick. Abdominal and chest xray are normal and unremarkable. What are the next steps here? What will your diagnosis be and what is the treatment? This is a very common ER presentation and you should know it

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