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Most discussions of Web design get off track in short order, because what people mean by the expression varies so dramatically. While everyone has some sense of what Web design is, few seem able to define it exactly. Certain components, such as graphic design or programming, are a...
Download PDF Microsoft® Office AccessTM 2007: The Complete Reference by Virginia Andersen
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In this, the Information Age, we are surrounded by mountains of data. To use this data effectively, the information must be stored in such a way that it can be retrieved and interpreted with flexibility and efficiency. Microsoft Office Access 2007 is a top-notch database management...
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The word photosynthesis means ‘building up by light’, and the process is the building up, by plants, algae and certain bacteria under the action of sunlight, of organic compounds (mainly carbohydrates) from two very simple inorganic molecules, water (HzO) and carbon dioxide ((202). Put...
Download PDF BIOINORGANIC CHEMISTRY by IVANO BERTINI
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Living organisms store and transport transition metals both to provide appropriate concentrations of them for use in metalloproteins or cofactors and to protect themselves against the toxic effects of metal excesses; metalloproteins and metal cofactors are found in plants, animals,...
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For centuries extremely toxic chemicals have been used in wars, conflicts, terrorists’, extremists’ and dictators’ activities, malicious poisonings, and executions. One of the earliest forms of chemical warfare agents (CWAs) were natural toxins from plants or animals, which were used...
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Pharmacology is the study of drugs and their action on living organisms. A sound knowledge of basic pharmacologic principles is essential if the nurse is to safely administer medications and to monitor patients who receive these medications. This chapter gives a basic overview of pharmacologic...
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To the general public, dioxin is the archetype of toxic chemicals, a substance that in minute amounts causes cancer and birth defects. Raised to a high level of visibility by the use of Agent Orange in Vietnam, it continues to generate environmental issues that capture public attention:...
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This volume describes a range of physical techniques which are now widely used in the study both of biomolecules and of processes in which they are involved. There will be a strong emphasis throughout on biomacromolecules such as proteins and nucleic acids as well as on macromolecular...
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Pharmacology (derived from Greek words, pharmacon-drug; logos-discourse in) consists of detailed study of drugs – its source, physical and chemical properties, compounding, biochemical and physiological effects, pharmacodynamics (its mechanism of action), pharmacokinetics (absorption,...
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Toxicology is the subject concerned with the study of the noxious effects of chemical substances on living systems. It is a multidisciplinary subject, as it embraces areas of pharmacology, biochemistry, chemistry, physiology, and pathology; although it has sometimes been considered...
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Activated carbon is a predominantly amorphous solid that has an extraordinarily large internal surface area and pore volume. These unique characteristics are responsible for its adsorptive properties, which are exploited in many different liquid- and gas-phase applications. Activated...
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The destruction of habitats all over the world is the primary reason species are becoming extinct or endangered. Houses, highways, dams, industrial buildings, and ever-spreading farms now dominate landscapes formerly occupied by forests, prairies, deserts, scrublands, and wetlands....
Download PDF Endangered Second EDIITIION Species VOLUME3 Amphibians, Fish, Plants, and Reptiles by Sonia Benson And Rob Nagel
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Endangered Species, 2nd Edition, presents information on endangered and threatened mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, mollusks, insects, arachnids, crustaceans, and plants. Its 240 entries were chosen to give a glimpse of the broad range of species currently facing endangerment....
Download PDF The Cambridge Dictionary of Human Biology and Evolution by LARRY L. MAI
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Human biology is a diverse and multidisciplinary field that includes or borrows from anthropology, anatomy, auxology, evolutionary biology, genetics, geology, physiology, and zoology. In our studies of human biology we found that medical or general biology dictionaries often did not...
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For an environmental scientist, the answer to the question posed in the title of this section is fairly evident. However, for environmental engineers it is worthwhile to consider this in more detail. For example, environmental engineers need to know a broader range of science than does...
Download PDF GLENCOE SCIENCE Reading Essentials for Biology the Dynamics of Life (2005)
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One of the first things biologists look for when they are searching for characteristics of life is structure, or organization. Whether an organism is made of a single cell or billions of cells, all of its parts work together in an orderly living system. Another important characteristic...
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What do biologists do?
Imagine being the first person to look into a microscopeand discover cells. What do you think it was like to find the first dinosaur fossils that indicated feathers? Who studies how organisms, including the marbled stargazer fish in Figure 1.2, obtain food?...
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Like large emeralds encrusted with gold, thousands of chrysalides (cocoons) hang from milkweed plants in southern Ontario. Within each of these chrysalides, a monarch butterfly caterpillar will undergo a metamorphosis to become an adult butterfly. This process requires much energy to...
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It has been said that we are made of the stuff of stars. What do you think this means? The pine wood cells pictured on the right and all other organisms on Earth are made mostly of only six common chemical elements. These elements originated under the conditions of massive gravity and...
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Microbiology is an exceptionally broad discipline encompassing specialties as diverse as biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, taxonomy, pathogenic bacteriology, food and industrial microbiology, and ecology. A microbiologist must be acquainted with many biological disciplines and with...
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Various terms such as sterilization, disinfection, germicides, sepsis, and aseptic techniques will be used here. To be sure that you understand exactly what they mean, the following definitions are provided. Sterilization is a process in which all living microorganisms, including...
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The occurrence of genetic influences upon one or other drug response was predicted by Sir Archibald Garrot in his 1931 book Inborn Factors in Diseases (1), and by J.B.S. Haldane in 1949 in an article entitled ‘‘Disease and Evolution’’ (2). Pharmacogenetics, as we know it today, arose...
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Human rhinoviruses (HRVs) are small, icosahedral, non-enveloped, singlestranded positive-sense RNA viruses. Out of the 74 type A serotypes 12, the minor group bind members of the LDL receptor-family; the remainder plus all the 25 type B HRVs bind intercellular adhesion molecule-1. HRVs...
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Many problems in single cell analysis involve very basic questions: where do proteins or larger molecular assemblies go?How do they move: by Brownian motion, freely or in some restricted manner, or by active transport along one of the cell’s filament systems? Where are they captured,...
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