Category: Biology

Chose a processed product (e.g., computer, Styrofoam product, plastic product, diapers, or vehicle tires) and create a PowerPoint (5 slides) to an …

You will write a 3-5 page formal review. This may be a review of the book
as a whole, or a  detailed review of a particular section, depending on the nature of the book.
Keep in mind that a book review is not merely a summary of a book; rather, it is a critical
assessment of the content.
These reviews will take the form of an academic book review. Some examples will be provided
for you on the course website, along with resources on how to write a         successful review. You
will be expected to support your arguments using a limited              number (2-4) of key references from
peer-reviewed literature or scholarly books.

1. Click on the link below then open the interactive https://media.hhmi.org/biointeractive/biomeviewer_web/index.html Please open the file below and answer all the questions: ( BiomeViewer) 2.Click on the link below then open the interactive https://media.hhmi.org/biointeractive/click/paleoclimate/ (Poleoclimate)

Using your own words, please describe two laboratory techniques used in cell biology 
experimentation. 
Requirements:
-700-750 words
-3-5 detailed examples/explanations
-extensive use of scientific terminology
-well organized, follows a logical sequence
-references cited in APA format + in-text citations

– Three case studies. 
– 3 pages for each case, Questions are not included in pages. 
– need to provide authentic sources (PubMED) for information
– Make sure to provide me the AI and Turnitin results. 

Consider the following scenario and submit a Word document answering the questions.
A 63 year old male with a strong history of Type II Diabetes Mellitus (last hemoglobin A1c of 9.8), alcohol abuse (status-post rehab), basal cell carcinoma of the skin on his forehead (status-post cryotherapy), and heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (last ejection fraction of 35%), presents to his primary doctor for a yearly routine checkup by his family doctor.  He initially felt annoyed by the fact that his insurance was mandating that he go to the doctor once per year, as he has never felt as if anything was wrong with him; his wife, whom he also considered to be bothersome, also felt that he needed to see a doctor as he had suddenly become less hungry for her cooking (which he blamed on the fact that she had changed seasoning and had started cooking more vegetables for his heart issues, which he dislikes strongly). He feels that his health issues, though numerous, are very well controlled and that he needs no interventions. In fact, he adamantly told his family doctor, “I’m taking 6 medications for this darned heart condition, and I will not take anything else. So you are wasting your time seeing me.”
The visit initially was the “routine,” as the first 15 minutes of the interaction was fairly similar to his previous ones. As usual, he denied any acute issues and stated that he felt great. Upon further questioning, however, he gradually began to notice that his ability to mow his yard without becoming winded has mildly diminished; in addition to this, he began to realize that, retrospectively, he has eaten significantly less than he used to (even when it’s not his wife’s cooking that he is eating).  He vehemently denied any other symptoms, however.
He was then taken to the scale and weighed; to his dismay, he realized that he had lost about 70 pounds since his visit to his endocrinologist 6 months ago. Concerned about this rapid weight loss, his family doctor ordered a simple complete blood count (CBC), which revealed a white blood cell count of 60,000 (normal 4-12k), a hemoglobin of 8.3 (normal 12-16 in males), and platelets of 675,000 (normal 150k-400k). Given these findings, the patient was set up for a bone marrow biopsy at a local hospital in 1 month.
Unfortunately, the patient experienced a severe myocardial infarction (inferolateral STEMI secondary to direct occlusion of the left anterior descending artery) 2 weeks after the appointment with his family doctor and died at 3:00 am on a Sunday night. An autopsy was performed at the hospital 3 days after the patient succumbed; serological testing revealed a positive test for a Robertsonian translocation from chromosome 9à22 (BCR-ABL fusion), also known as the “Philadelphia Chromosome,” and bone marrow biopsy results were revealing of multiple immature, multi-nucleated neutrophils and basophils, consistent with a post-mortem diagnosis of Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML).
Please answer the following questions:
What are the intrinsic immunologic mechanisms by which the immune system targets and destroys potentially cancerous cells?
What are the mechanisms as to how cells can become cancerous?
What are some cellular mechanisms by which cancer cells can “dodge” the immune system?

It’s important to rewrite the assignment and expand more on each of the case studies fully and specifically following the success cretaria and instructions in the assignment. Please also check for plagiarism. 

I am debating with another individual on why everyone should get DNA testing. Explain the positives of DNA testing and why it is important for everyone to get it as well as a rebuttal.

Hi, Please solve all the problems attached in the Word file. For questions 1,3,13,16 and 25 please refrain from using the textbook, and provide your answers in your own words. Keep your answers concise and avoid writing too lengthy responses.
No internet, or ChatGPT !
I attached the textbook as well.

Plants and People
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Outcomes:
At the end of this assignment, you will be able to: 
Compare and contrast the cultural views regarding medicinal properties of plants.
Appreciate the cultural diversity of medicinal knowledge across the globe.
Introduction:
In many cultures, plants are used for their healing properties. For example, the antiseptic properties of garlic are known to a great number of societies. Garlic has been used to cure everything from bites, colds, and boils, to wounds and fevers. Ginger is also widespread as a remedy. It is not only used for treating eye inflammations, stomach-aches, fevers and colds, but it is also used for childbirth.  
Assignment:
In this exercise, you will explore the medicinal uses of a specific plant across different societies and world regions in order to better grasp variations in traditional medicinal uses.
Select a plant.  
Research your chosen plant and its medicinal uses across the world.
Craft an intriguing story about the history of your plant and its medicinal uses and post it in the Discussion.
Your post:
Should be at least 300 words
Should describe medicinal uses of your chosen plant in at least three different societies/regions/cultures
I did put several resources in the module this week to help you with this.
Should include a photo of your chosen plant
Click on the images icon in the textbox header to upload images
Upload an image
Once the image is uploaded in the textbox, click on the image
Select Image Options
Resize the image if needed so it isn’t huge!
Should include a list of your sources at the end