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Osmosis Report
The notes are in portugueses, but its easy to translate on google translate, for example I got a 19 in the project ( the grades in My school are between 0-20)
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Anal cancer refers to the type of cancer that occurs on the anus, particularly at the distal opening to the gastrointestinal tract. The disease may manifest in various ways, including bleeding from the anal area or the development of a lump near the anus. Furthermore, the disease may manifest through pain, itchiness, or sometimes, anal discharging. While there are several risk factors, the human papillomavirus (HPV), HIV/AIDS, and engaging in anal sex are the leading causes of anal cancer. Other less common risk factors include engaging in heterosexual or anal sex behavior with several sexual partners. With at least 8300 individuals testing positive in the United States yearly, the disease is one of the leading cancer-related diseases in the US (National Cancer Institute, n.p). Furthermore, there is a worrying trend since the 1990s, with the latest increase in the United States being estimated at 68% as of 2019.
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Structures of Proteins and Enzymes - Enzyme Structures - Protein Structures
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Notes on osmosis and diffusion. INCLUDES NOTES ON OSMOSIS IN PLANT AND ANIMAL CELLS AND EXAMPLES OF DIFFUSION IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS. ALSO NOTES ON TURGIDITY, FLACCID PLANT CELLS AND PLASMOLYSIS.
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This book is a comprehensive student self study guide for the topic "LIPIDS AND INTRODUCTORY LIPIDOMICS". The note is compiled by comprehensive review of various textbooks that dealt with the topic in depth. Review was done by tested and trusted tutors of Success Biochemistry Academy. It is the best you can lay your hands on. Highly recommended for science and medical students offering the topic discussed in any of their classes.
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About 75% of all immunoglobulins in our body is IgG. IgG is small and light weighing ( about 146 kilodaltons) with gamma heavy chain. The molecule is 'Y' shaped and has fab ( fragment antigen binding ) and fc ( fragment crystalline ) regions. Between fab and fc is the hinge region. Papain the enzyme isolated from pappaya tree latex splits the IgG molecule into 3 equal pieces by cleaving the hinge region- 2 fab pieces and 1 fc. Papain digested antibody is unable to promote agglutination and lysis. Whereas pepsin the enzyme isolated from stomach juice digest the IgG molecule and yields 1 (fab)2 molecules and 1 fc molecule.
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21 pages of specific notes. Includes formulas, information chunks, bullet points, and everything you need to know about these topics and more.
£1.90 Preview RemovePharmacokinetics
Pharmacokinetics, is one of the four fields of Pharmacology, sometimes described as what the body does to a drug, it also refers to the movement of drug into, through, and out of the body—the time course of its absorption, bioavailability, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.
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