Category: Biology

Historical understanding of the disease/illness: When was the disease “discovered,” meaning when was it first written about in medical literature? Who first studied it and why? Did it impact their family and therefore their interest peaked? Was it impacting the military? Was it a random conclusion? What causes the disease? A bacteria? Bad genetics? Poor…

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The growth rate equation is (birth rate + immigration)-(death rate + emigration). Provide at least two factors that affect the population size based off the equation above, and explain how these factors impact the size of the population.

I want to ask if I requested the thesis with academic writing does it also include the calculation of the results to the experiment that i have done? My thesis is about type 2 diabetes specifically about diabetic nephropathy complications. It is believed that inflammation is a big part of that disease specifically macrophage and…

1. Explain how climate change affects species change. 2. Explain how biodiversity disturbances could raise the risk of pandemics.

1. Explain how climate change affects species change. 2. Explain how biodiversity disturbances could raise the risk of pandemics.

textbook: Evolution International 5th edition, e-book Futuyma and Kirkpatrick, Oxford University Press

The cells in our body are complex cells called eukaryotic cells. Prokaryotic cells are very simple, like bacteria. Prokaryotic cells tend to be less organized and more primitive, whereas eukaryotic cells like our skin, liver, and brain cells benefit from the complexity of organization and compartmentalization. Although simple, prokaryotic cells like bacteria are not compartmentalized…

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The cells in our body are complex cells called eukaryotic cells. Prokaryotic cells are very simple, like bacteria. Prokaryotic cells tend to be less organized and more primitive, whereas eukaryotic cells like our skin, liver, and brain cells benefit from the complexity of organization and compartmentalization. Although simple, prokaryotic cells like bacteria are not compartmentalized…