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Proteins proteins?- have 7 main functions ? enzyme catalysis?- faciliates/speeds up certain chemical reactions; ex. enzymes defense?- recognizes foreign microbes; forms the center of the immune system; ex. immunoglobulins, toxins, antibodies transport?- moves certain small molecules/ions; ex. hemoglobin, proton pump support?- structural role; ex. fibres, collagen (most abundant protein in vertebrates), keratin, fibrin motion?- contracting muscles; ex. actin, myosin regulation?- receives/sends information to regulate body functions; ex. hormones storage?- holds molecules such as calcium and iron; ex. ferritin amino acid?- 20 different kinds used in specific orders to form proteins ?

Bioinformatics

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Sahithi Battula BTEC 3301 Dr. Premila Achar 27 October 2011 Lab 8: Introduction to Bioinformatics How many databases are currently available from the pull down menu? Forty databases are available from the pull down menu. How many databases are listed under the Literature link under Resources? List them. Seven databases are listed. They are: Bookshelf, Journals in NCBI Databases, MeSH Database, NCBI Handbook, NCBI Help Manual, PubMed, PubMed Central (PMC). How many of the above databases are listed in the search pull down menu at the top? Four of the above databases are listed in the search pull down menu. They are: Bookshelf, MeSH, NCBI, and PubMed. How many of the databases listed in Question 2 are listed under Popular Resources on the right?

Competitive ELISA of Digoxin

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Sahithi Battula Lab Partner: Antoine Le Chem 3500L 01 November 2011 Competitive ELISA of Digoxin Data Analysis It appears as though the replicates are not very far off from each other. After the two outliers were eliminated from the data, the highest range was 0.242. Although this is a high range when compared to the magnitude of the presented values, the average range between the duplicates in one column is only about 0.091. The two outliers that were removed through the Q test were 0.210 from the first column with a concentration of 10000 ng/mL of digoxin, which had a Q value of 0.816, and 0.372 from the 5000 ng/mL digoxin, which had a Q value of 0.868. Conc. (ng/mL) Absorbance Values Range (before Q test) Range (after Q test) Qgap (min) Qgap (max) 10000 0.172 0.173

apwh the earth and its people 3rd edition Ch-8 Judaism, Christianity, Islam

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The Earth and Its Peoples Third Edition Ch-8 Chart Umayyad Abbasid

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Psychologists and Their Contributions ( http://www.ApPsychology.net ) 1. Frances Galton: Maintained that personality and ability depend almost entirely on genetic inheritance(human traits are inherited) 2. Charles Darwin: Theory of evolution, survival of the fittest-origin of the species 3. William Wundt: introspection-psychology became the scientific study of conscious experience (rather than science) 4. John Watson: Founder of behaviorism- Did the study of generalization 5. Little Albert: Watson?s study on the generalization of fear. Conditioning subject to be afraid 6. Alfred Adler: Neo Freudian, believed that childhood social not sexual tensions are crucial for personality formation

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Poveromo ? PAGE ?4? Andrew Poveromo Miss Guarrasi Honors English 11 October 8, 2011 Seeing the Future is Easier Than You Think: Foreshadowing in Of Mice and Men D?j? vu is the feeling of having already experienced the present situation. Someone might have been involved in a car accident and then see one that was very similar to theirs. The reader gets a feeling of d?j? vu in Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck, because of the foreshadowing that it used. Foreshadowing is used throughout the novel, but there are a few particular things that can give away what will happen later on in the novel. The foreshadowing that is used in Of Mice and Men detracts from the novel because the reader can easily figure out what is going to happen.

French Revolution

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French Revolution Study Guide FRENCH REVOLUTION STUDY GUIDE Overall Themes The causes of the French Revolution The causes of the Radical Takeover and the Reign of Terror The causes of the Thermidorian Reaction Promotion and/or corruption of the ideals of the Enlightenment in the French Revolution Important Figures Louis XVI - was the King of France - poor leader/ made bad decisions - caused the debt of France - overthrown by Revolution and beheaded Marie Antoinette - Queen of France/ Louis?s wife - nickname ?Madame Deficit? - beheaded Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyes - also known as Abb? Siey?s - wrote ?What is the Third Estate?? - first theorist of the French Revolution Maximillian Robespierre - helped lead the Revolution

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