Describe the below diseases, bacteria associated and associated characteristics

-Psittacosis

-Pneumonia (Be sure to include the predominant etiological agent)

-Q fever

-Tuberculosis

-Whooping cough

If applicable, identify the causative agent(s) reservoir for pathogen (e.g. human, animal, environment) mode of transmission diagnostic indicators (e.g. Ghon complexes, spherules, fried-egg appearance on media, thick-walled cysts, etc…)

Your local senator is calling for an immediate ban on all animal studies proposing that all experiments should be done using cell cultures. Explain to the senator why cell culture may not be adequate on their own and why it may be necessary for researchers to continue using experimental models like small rodents and fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster) to fully understand human biochemical processes and diseases?

*minimum 250 words

You might find it amazing that most cells in the human body each contain at least one entire copy of your genome!!! That means a single cell has the genetic "blueprint" for your ENTIRE body! However, a particular cell does not "express" every gene found in your genome. How would you define "gene expression" in your own words?"

list and discuss the management options that a farmer can use to enable the herd to improve its energy intake?

Explain how the composition of milk from a human differs to that of milk from a whale. What are the likely reasons for these differences?

one of the major limitations of a pasture-based dairy system is feed intake. Using the knowledge that you have gained from lectures and the tutorial to describe why this is the case?

Pick a company that does business in at least two (2) countries and explain what Items they are able to do the same in both countries and what items have to be changed from one country to the other. For example, marketing, advertising, human resource management, pricing, etc., are subject you may find differences from one county to another. Explain what this difference may exist.

The role of catalysts is critical in many chemical reactions. They have great consequence in the fields of medicine and pharmacology. On the basis of your research, respond to the following: Identify the two important classes of catalysts. Choose a catalyst that exists in the human body. Explain its importance and how it works. Analyze the chemical reactions that take place when a biological catalyst combines with a reactant (substrate) to form an unstable intermediate.

An article in Human Factors (June 1989) presented data on visual accommodation (a function of eye movement) when recognizing a speckle pattern on a high-resolution CRT screen. The data are as follows: 36.45, 67.90, 38.77, 42.18, 26.72, 50.77, 39.1, and 51.48. Calculate the sample mean and sample standard deviation. Round your answers to 2 decimal places.

Sample mean =

Sample standard deviation =

1. List the steps involved in a qualitative biomechanical analysis for technique improvement
2. Describe the important guidelines for observing a performance
3. Describe the difference between technical training and physical training
4. Evaluate a technical exercise or drill and determine whether it is appropriate
5. Describe the steps involved in a qualitative anatomical analysis
6. Identify the active muscle groups during any phase of a human movement and whether their contraction is concentric, eccentric, or isometric

there are many aspects of fraud.  One of the important issues is the establishment of an ethical culture.  The terms tone at the top, tone in the middle, etc are often used.  As a future leader, what will you need to know and understand to prevent fraud, and establish an ethical culture.  will you please put yourself in the role of your major, CFO, Director of Marketing, Director of Human Resource, Chief Treasury Manager, etc.