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DIGESTION AND ABSORPTION (A) Discuss the pre-pancreatic enzymes of digestion and include one usual abnormal finding...

DIGESTION AND ABSORPTION

(A) Discuss the pre-pancreatic enzymes of digestion and include one usual abnormal finding

(B) Discuss the pancreatic enzymes of digestion and include one usual abnormal finding

(C) Discuss the small intestine absorption of nutrients and include one usual abnormal finding

(D) Discuss absorption in the large intestine and vitamin K regulation; include one usual abnormal finding

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Explain briefly the difference between the isotonic and isoismotic solutions.

Explain briefly the difference between the isotonic and isoismotic solutions.

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HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE 1. Describe the ligand and any external receptors that bind to the ligand....

HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE

1. Describe the ligand and any external receptors that bind to the ligand. If signaling can occur without an external ligand, explain how this can occur.

2. Describe how the signal is translocated from the exterior of the cell to the interior of the cell. Be sure to describe the specific activity of the receptor in initiating the intracellular signal.

3. Describe the propagation of the signal within the cell from the membrane receptor to the point of cellular response. Provide the details for at least one specific protein interaction that either results in the activation or inactivation of a subsequent protein or signaling molecule to propagate the signal.

4. What is a specific cellular response to the signal. Something will change- what is it?

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Explain why the male serum reference range of creatine is higher than that of the female

Explain why the male serum reference range of creatine is higher than that of the female

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What are silent mutations? From your knowledge of the genetic code, why do you think most...

What are silent mutations? From your knowledge of the genetic code, why do you think most silent mutations affect the third position in a codon. Provide your answer with the 64 universal genetic code table.

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Is it possible to prevent tmj syndrome? How?

Is it possible to prevent tmj syndrome? How?

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Consider the following list of evidence to be processed for latent fingerprints.   Please write a paper...

Consider the following list of evidence to be processed for latent fingerprints.   Please write a paper detailing how you would process and recover the latent prints from the items. Clearly explain: 1) why you chose these methods rather than other means of processing and, 2) if the methods you chose would be different if you were operating in the field versus working in a controlled laboratory environment and why.

A plastic bag

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Research proteins -- choose a protein and research its function, general structure, and describe its primary...

Research proteins -- choose a protein and research its function, general structure, and describe its primary role in the human body.

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1. Three pairs of genes with two alleles each (A1 and A2, B1 and B2, and...

1. Three pairs of genes with two alleles each (A1 and A2, B1 and B2, and C1 and C2) influence lifespan in a human population. The alleles of these genes have an additive relationship and add the number of years indicated to the lifespan of the individual.

allele years
A1 15
A2 4
B1 16
B2 8
C1 13
C2 9

a. If lifespan were entirely genetically determined, what is the minimum possible lifespan and the associated genotype?

b. If lifespan were entirely genetically determined, what is the maximum possible lifespan and the associated genotype.

c. The following is a range of ages from individuals in this population. If the genetic variance is 25.7, measure the broad-sense heritability of lifespan

lifespan
65
77
89
76
99
97
87
81
78
91

d. Explain what this heritability means, and why the measure may be so low.

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How to assess thyroid disorders medically and nutritionally? (please write in details)

How to assess thyroid disorders medically and nutritionally? (please write in details)

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Why were the fossilized remains of the Tiktaalik chosen as the basis for our study of...

Why were the fossilized remains of the Tiktaalik chosen as the basis for our study of evolution vs. creationism in the Shubin text?

At least 5+ complete sentences.

Thank you for your help

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Trees and most plants simply keep growing. There are no signals for these organisms to stop...

Trees and most plants simply keep growing. There are no signals for these organisms to stop getting bigger. Many animals, humans included, only grow up to a certain size. Propose a mechanism by which humans only grow to a particular size. I’m not looking for a specific answer you can find somewhere, I simply want you to think about how you stop growing taller after a certain age. You will need to think about how you control growth from when you were one cell big to your current height.

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an organisms that live in the around campus describe temperature and ph . if it is...

an organisms that live in the around campus describe temperature and ph . if it is aerobic or anearobic or mesophile

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What are “Lung Fish” and what role do they play in animal evolution? At least 5+...

What are “Lung Fish” and what role do they play in animal evolution? At least 5+ complete sentences.

Why evolution is true

thanks for your help!!

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list five primary literature journal club topics related to the field of pharmacy, more focus on...

list five primary literature journal club topics related to the field of pharmacy, more focus on medications and the elderly population.
the articles should be primary literature articles from 2018 to 2020.
i wish to use the articles for journal club presentation

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