Post a paragraph that addresses the following: What are three ways in which humans affect the carbon cycle? Explain.
What are the biological impacts of these actions? Explain.How do you think human interference in the carbon cycle affects biodiversity? Explain your rationale.
What can we do to minimize our impact? Explain.
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Vitamins serve as co-enzymes in many biochemical reactions. Suppose you are a dietician who consults a patient, which desires to lose some weight. Considering that bacteria and human lipid biochemistry and the central metabolism are similar, what vitamins (co-enzymes) would you recommend to your patient to take and which to avoid?
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(c) Human intelligence can be flexible in response to its environment. This makes people able to learn and master various skills. On the other hand, AI takes much time to adapt to new changes. In five points, give the 5 reasons that might be if an intruder detection system in a bank refuses to learn new things.
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Myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune disorder, results from the production of antibodies against acetylcholine receptors in the body.
a. Could repeated injections of human acetylcholine receptor into an animal model produce clinical symptoms in that animal?
b. Does the disease only impact the neuromuscular junction?
c. Does the disease directly affect the release of neurotransmitter?
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in 1950, Faulkner accepted the Nobel price for literature. in his speech, he stated that the "problems of the human heart in conflict with itself ...alone can make good writing because only that it worth writing about" what conflicts of the heart appear in this story-- this story .think broadly about history and setting ,as well as character
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Directions: Read carefully the medical errors set forth below as explained in the book. Define the error and then provide a business example that would be descriptive of this type of error. "How doctors think."
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1.How our understanding of individual, family, and community protective factors has gone beyond Emmy Werner’s initial findings?
2.What key issues are important to consider when conducting research in the area of human resilience?
3.How has research on resilience shifted since Werner’s groundbreaking study?
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human growth hormone (HGH) has been taken by athletes to gain a competitive advantage. This protein is also found naturally. Assuming that blood contains HGH, describe a test that could be developed to test large numbers of athletes in a short period of time and describe one that would not be as feasible. Briefly explain your choices.
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Etanercept is a TNF-α antagonist composed of the dimeric fusion protein of extracellular ligand-binding portion of the soluble 75-kDa TNF-α receptor II and the fragment-crystallisable (Fc) portion of human immunoglobulin (IgG).” Based on this quote, what does etanercept compete with? Where does etanercept and its competitor bind?
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