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Which of the following metabolic product is most likely to accumulate in a thiamin deficiency? Isocitrate...

  1. Which of the following metabolic product is most likely to accumulate in a thiamin deficiency?
  1. Isocitrate
  2. Pyruvate
  3. Succinate
  4. Oxaloacetate
  5. Acetyl CoA

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Give Detailed explanation on the following: What foods contain aflatoxins? Does cooking kill aflatoxins?

Give Detailed explanation on the following:

  1. What foods contain aflatoxins?
  2. Does cooking kill aflatoxins?

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Analyze how AIDS and malaria are spread, using the chain of infection. Discuss the means of...

Analyze how AIDS and malaria are spread, using the chain of infection. Discuss the means of transmission, chain of infection, and how the chain of infection was interrupted as well as what public health were taken.

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.If DNA from a crime scene must be compared to other DNA patterns to determine whose...

.If DNA from a crime scene must be compared to other DNA patterns to determine whose DNA it is why is it considered to be more accurate that fingerprinting?

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Define appearance and physical characteristics of CANNABIS SATIVA L. At least 100 word and use your...

Define appearance and physical characteristics of CANNABIS SATIVA L. At least 100 word and use your own words please

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What is the role of DKK?

What is the role of DKK?

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What is pH? Will it teach you to eat and digest food better? Can you change...

What is pH? Will it teach you to eat and digest food better? Can you change the acidic/alkaline nature of foods by varying ingredients and cooking methods? What is the pH value of orange juice, bread, and milk? Do you get heartburn only because of eating acidic foods? Is heartburn reserved for older people? Who typically gets heartburn and why? Where do eggs rate on the pH scale? How will you use the information that you just learned to improve your health?

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What are the pros and cons of extending the human lifespan?

What are the pros and cons of extending the human lifespan?

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1) The three-dimensional structure of a protein is determined by its primary, secondary, or tertiarty structures....

1) The three-dimensional structure of a protein is determined by its primary, secondary, or tertiarty structures. What are some of the common secondary structures? What are the foreces that hold together the secondary and tertiary structures?

2) The function of proteins can be regulated in a number of ways. Describe how protein phosphorylation and GTP binding proteins can modulate protein function.

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Name three areas within health care, identify three unique human-technology tools for each of the three...

Name three areas within health care, identify three unique human-technology tools for each of the three areas and explain how they might be used.

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1. A pigment solution contains compound A with 4 polar groups and compound B with 2...

1. A pigment solution contains compound A with 4 polar groups and compound B with 2 polar groups. You plan to separate these compounds using paper chromatography with a nonpolar solvent. Predict the location of the two bands relative to the solvent front. Explain your answer.

2. Paper chromatography is used to separate pigments extracted in acetone from fresh spinach. Explain how differences in polarity are used to separate the pigments in this chromatography experiment.

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RedOx reaction: In      Fe        +          3O2      →        2Fe2O3 reaction, which one

RedOx reaction: In      Fe        +          3O2      →        2Fe2O3 reaction, which one is oxidized and which one is reduced? What are the definition of oxidation and reduction?

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Describe the Inflammatory Process. Focus on how it is beneficial to successfully fight off an infection.

Describe the Inflammatory Process. Focus on how it is beneficial to successfully fight off an infection.

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1. Are recessive alleles harmful? 2. Are all traits represented by only one gene? 3. In...

1. Are recessive alleles harmful?

2. Are all traits represented by only one gene?

3. In any given population, can there be more than two alleles present?

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group archaeplastida into grades and clades. name amy homologous features between groups. find clades and grades...

group archaeplastida into grades and clades. name amy homologous features between groups.

find clades and grades between red algae, chlorophytes, charyophytes, green algae, and plants and states homologies between them.

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