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Diagram and explain transcription

Diagram and explain transcription

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1)Define pharmacy, pharmacist; and list the duties and responsibilities of the pharmacist. 2. Explain the role...

1)Define pharmacy, pharmacist; and list the duties and responsibilities of the pharmacist.
2. Explain the role and use of resources (pharmacopoeia etc.) and computer applications that are found in pharmacies.
3. Describe the types of prescriptions, their parts and the Latin terms used.
please write the refernces link

The topic is about research to answer the following questions clearly and without coppy paste from internet , and it should be from scietific resources

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describe the parts of an amino acid.

describe the parts of an amino acid.

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What are the 7 steps of Intramembranous ossification?

What are the 7 steps of Intramembranous ossification?

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Construct a food web and label the trophic levels given the following organisms found in a...

Construct a food web and label the trophic levels given the following organisms found in a standard tank:
-Snails
-Copepod
-Water Mite
-Colonial Green Algae
-Rotifer
-Euglena
-Gloeotila

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As we ride the glucose molecule into the small intestine we see a curious rod shaped...

As we ride the glucose molecule into the small intestine we see a curious rod shaped organism. Upon further inspection we notice that it has an outer membrane with lipopolysaccharide. We barely have time to contemplate what this means before we feel the pull of transport. We ride past the cell wall (outer membrane and peptidoglycan) and are pulled through a transporter and into the cytoplasmic membrane of the cell. We ride through the transporter’s hydrophilic center, down the concentration gradient and into the cytoplasm.

  1. What type of protein is this transporter?

Membrane transport protein

  1. What type of transport are we experiencing?

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What is the relationship between Microvilli of gut, epithelium, glucose, circulatory system, capillary fenestrations, glucose/ATP/life. Major...

What is the relationship between Microvilli of gut, epithelium, glucose, circulatory system, capillary fenestrations, glucose/ATP/life. Major emphasis on RELATIONSHIP

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why you think a solid understanding of Biology is important for our everyday lives.

why you think a solid understanding of Biology is important for our everyday lives.

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Whats the difference between Random shotgun sequencing and target sequencing of marker genes such as 16...

Whats the difference between Random shotgun sequencing and target sequencing of marker genes such as 16 rRNA. Be concise.

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why would an antibiotic effect a bacterium and not a fungus , etc? or gram -...

why would an antibiotic effect a bacterium and not a fungus , etc? or gram - and not a gram + or an acid fast bacteria?

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What is LTP? What are some of the presynaptic changes observed? What are some of the...

  • What is LTP?
  • What are some of the presynaptic changes observed?
  • What are some of the postsynaptic changes observed?
  • How do the AMPA and NMDA glutamate receptors contribute to LTP?

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Many ecologists view continual growth as impossible in the long run due to limits imposed by...

Many ecologists view continual growth as impossible in the long run due to limits imposed by nonrenewable resources and the capacity of the biosphere to absorb wastes. Others argue that through the use of technology and social organization, we can manage to meet our needs and provide long-term (but not infinite) growth. WHAT DO YOU THINK ? Please provide a structured essay with your thoughts,

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During starvation, the body adapts to ensure that cells have access to a variety of fuel...

During starvation, the body adapts to ensure that cells have access to a variety of fuel sources. Select all of the biochemical pathways that are active during periods of prolonged starvation.

Choose All That Apply

A. Ketogenesis

B. Lipolysis

C. Proteolysis

D. Gluconeogenisis

E. Glycogenesis

F. Lipogenesis

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How is race/ethnicity defined genetically and phenotypically? Is it even possible to define race/ethnicity by genetics?...

  1. How is race/ethnicity defined genetically and phenotypically? Is it even possible to define race/ethnicity by genetics?
  2. How does it help or hinder health care when sickle cell is considered a disease of individuals of African-descent?

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Even though Gram stain is not very specific, studies have found that it is as accurate...

Even though Gram stain is not very specific, studies have found that it is as accurate as DNA-based methods for identifying the causative pathogen of most urinary tract infections. Why do you think this is the case?

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