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Explain how mutations in EGFR and other MAPK components can lead to cancers. (5 marks)

Explain how mutations in EGFR and other MAPK components can lead to cancers.

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The number of enzymes common to Krebs and glyoxylate cycles is 3                      b. 4          &nb

  1. The number of enzymes common to Krebs and glyoxylate cycles is
    1. 3                      b. 4                  c. 5                  d. 6

  1. The number of AcCoA units used in one turn of the glyoxylate cycle is
    1. 4                      b. 3                  c. 2                  d. 1

  1. The number of oxygens in carbamoyl phosphate is
    1. 3                      b. 4                  c. 5                  d. 6

  1. lipoprotein lipase is present in the
    1. intestine                                  c. adipocyte
    2. capillary                                  d. myocyte
  1. The number of resonance structures of phosphate are
    1. 3                      b. 4                  c. 5                  d. 6

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Hello to every one on this page. Below is the results from the experiment conducted on...

Hello to every one on this page. Below is the results from the experiment conducted on your plants extracts for your project work.

The media (Muller Hinton agar) was seeded with 100ul of the test organism containing 10^6 CFU/ml. Garlic gave a positive result.
And the results are as follows.
Staphylococcus aureus =22mm ( Gentamicin = 26mm)
Salmonella typhoid = 0.0mm (Gentamicin =30mm)
Klebsiella pneumoniae =21mm ( Gentamicin =33mm)
Candida albicans = 0.0 mm ( Gentamicin = 28mm)
E.coli = 26mm ( Gentamicin =34mm)
Pseudomonas aureginosa = 12mm ( Gentamicin = 42mm)
Neisseria gonorrhoea =9mm ( Gentamicin = 23mm).




Staphylococcus aureus

PHYTOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND ANTI BACTERIAL EFFECT OF FRESH ALLIUM SATIVUM (GARLIC) EXTRACTS AGAINST ISOLATES OF SOME SELECTED BACTERIA. use this to do your write ups for chapter 3

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1. Describe simple and facilitated diffusion in passive transport? a. simple diffusion b. facilitation diffusion 2....

1. Describe simple and facilitated diffusion in passive transport?

a. simple diffusion

b. facilitation diffusion

2. Describe osmosis?

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There are two parts to this question. Describe the basics of the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions...

There are two parts to this question. Describe the basics of the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions of the autonomic nervous system. Compare what happens to the heart rate, digestion, respiration, and pupillary response when under control of each division.

Bodily function

Sympathetic

Parasympathetic

Describe the basic function:

Describe the basic function:

Compare:

Compare:

Sympathetic

Parasympathetic

Heart rate

Digestion

Respiration

Pupillary response

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What are the 2 major jobs of the kidney, how do terrestrial vs. aquatic vertebrates change...

What are the 2 major jobs of the kidney, how do terrestrial vs. aquatic vertebrates change their kidney structure to accommodate the demand of water vs. terrestrial environment? (give example) Explain why or physiologically why these changes occur in these vertebrates’ kidneys.

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Which modifications on the extender unit would survive the post-­‐PKS modifications from the aflatoxin B1 pathway?

Which modifications on the extender unit would survive the post-­‐PKS modifications from the aflatoxin B1 pathway?

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Evolution Name of article: Ecological Knowledge, Leadership, and the Evolution of Menopause in Killer Whales -...

Evolution

Name of article: Ecological Knowledge, Leadership, and the Evolution of Menopause in Killer Whales

- Summarize and explain what the article is about! (CAN SOMONE PLEASE HELP ON THIS!!!!)

- What are the authors views?

- What methods were used?

- Most interesting part of article?

- The article is provided below in the web link (copy and paste it will direct you to the article)

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S096098221500069X

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how to look at a basic graph and draw conclusions from it. (write down) explain

how to look at a basic graph and draw conclusions from it. (write down) explain

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You have been studying hard for the last few days and you have completely forgotten to...

You have been studying hard for the last few days and you have completely forgotten to eat since yesterday morning. Explain how your short fast affects lipid metabolism in your body and make sure to include ALL relevant enzymes and describe how they are regulated.

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Which of the following is true about action potentials? When a neuron is inactive or resting,...

Which of the following is true about action potentials?

  1. When a neuron is inactive or resting, the neuron is said to be polarized
  2. Myelin insulates the axon to prevent leakage of the current as it travels down the axon
  3. Dendrites are responsible for receiving most of the input from other neurons
  4. The voltage at which a signal is generated is called the threshold
  5. All of the above

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If de novo fatty acid synthesis is active would you expect malic enzyme to be active...

If de novo fatty acid synthesis is active would you expect malic enzyme to be active or not? Please explain.

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describe how the various types of protozoans move, and give an example of each type

describe how the various types of protozoans move, and give an example of each type

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The biomedical engineering department in the hospital has been asked to calibrate the pulmonary function equipment....

The biomedical engineering department in the hospital has been asked to calibrate the pulmonary function equipment. It helps to understand the major tests that will be conducted. Correctly match these pulmonary function tests with their description.

Place letter from column B that best fits the description

Column A

Column B

1.         Total Lung Capacity (TLC)

A. The amount of air that the lungs can expel after having been filled completely representing the change in volume from completely emptied lungs to completely filled lungs. It is the sum of all volumes except residual volume

2.         Vital capacity (VC)

B. Maximum volume of air that the lungs can hold. In a healthy adult up to 5 to 6 litres.

3.         Residual volume (RV)

C. The amount of air a person inhales during a normal breath. The volume of air displaced between normal inspiration and expiration (about 500 millilitres in a healthy adult)

4.         Tidal volume (TV or VT)

D. The amount of air left in the lungs if you exhale as much air as possible. Your lungs would feel totally empty.

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T.C and her husband are talking one evening, and you overhear that they are very dissatisfied...

T.C and her husband are talking one evening, and you overhear that they are very dissatisfied with the care provided by the physician.they believe that he has mismanaged T.C care.they are discussing getting an attorney. they ask what u think. what do u do?

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