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Lecture 3

Lecture 3. Summary of Lecture 2. The three types of interactions that optical methods exploit to yield biomedical information about cells and tissues are: Scattering Elastic scattering (scattered frequency same as incident)

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Breeds of Cattle

Breeds of Cattle. Objectives. Identify breeds of cattle by characteristics. Identify breeds of cattle by picture. Recommend a breed of cattle to fit certain scenarios. . Why. Why do we need to be able to identify different breeds of cattle by characteristics?

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Chickens

Chickens. By Delia, Grace & Viana. Main question. How are chickens sustainable?. Sub-questions. What are the main steps for raising a chicken? What are the basic requirements needed to farm a chicken? What problems may occur when farming a chicken?

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Why Eat the R a i n b o w ?

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Why Eat the R a i n b o w ?

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Non-small-cell lung cancer

Non-small-cell lung cancer. DR.Mohammed Awad. Incidence. The most common cause of cancer mortality in both sex (1/3 of cancer deaths) About 90% of lung cancer mortality among men (and 80% among women) is attributable to smoking.

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Dairy Breed Identification

Dairy Breed Identification. Quiz with Key. By Tim Savelle Agriculture Education Teacher Morgan County High School, Madison, Georgia December 2004 Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office. A. 1. B. Which breed of dairy cattle is recognized for stuctural soundness?. C. D. E. A.

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Gut Reaction: Dealing with Gastrointestinal Complications

Gut Reaction: Dealing with Gastrointestinal Complications. Real Life Real Food for Cancer Survivors presented by: Jennifer Koorenny MS, RD . Topics of Discussion:. The Gastrointestinal (GI) Tract When Digestion Goes Wrong Remove and Repair Recipes. Our Digestive Systems Role.

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The New York City Trans Fat Regulation: Preventing Heart Disease by Changing the Food Environment October

The New York City Trans Fat Regulation: Preventing Heart Disease by Changing the Food Environment October 22, 2008. Gail P. Goldstein, MPH Deputy Director CVD Prevention and Control Program NYC Department of Health & Mental Hygiene.

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5.2.3. Genetic Engineering

5.2.3. Genetic Engineering. define the term recombinant DNA;

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Kooky Kiwi

Kooky Kiwi. Put your thinking cap on! There will be questions to answer at the end. A Slice of Kiwi History. Kiwi is more than 700 years old. The history of kiwi began in the Yangtse (Yang-see) River valley in China.

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Science in Your Shopping Cart

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The Effect of Beta Carotene on Plants Infected with Agrobacterium Tumefaciens

The Effect of Beta Carotene on Plants Infected with Agrobacterium Tumefaciens. Christina Adams Grade 9. Problem. Will Beta Carotene have any role in preventing the effect of Agrobacterium tumefaciens on violets?

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Partner and Think !

Partner and Think !. 1. Which vitamins are a source of energy? 2. What do vitamins ADEK have in common? 3. Why are processed grains enriched? 5. What is the #1 cause vitamin overdose? 6. What does the USP symbol guarantee? 7. Why is food usually a better source of vitamins than supplements?

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FRUITS

FRUITS. REQUIREMENTS. 2-3 CUPS WHAT DOES THIS EQUATE TO? WHY WOULD YOU CHOOSE FRESH OVER CANNED OR FROZEN? CITE 3 REASONS. 1 OF 5 FOOD GROUPS. VITAMIN C BETA CAROTENE FOLIC ACID MAGNESIUM CALCIUM. TYPES. CITRUS BERRIES EXOTICS GRAPES MELONS POMES PEARS DRUPES TROPICALS.

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Chapter 6 Plant Biotechnology (contd.)

Chapter 6 Plant Biotechnology (contd.). Vaccines, Clones & Transgenics. What are plant vaccines?. Plant vaccines contain dead or weakened strains of plant virus which are injected to plants against diseases Vaccines can also be encoded in plant DNA

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Fruits and Vegetables

Fruits and Vegetables. Nutrients in Fruits and Veggies. Low in fat & sodium No cholesterol High in CHOs Good source of antioxidants. Antioxidants. Vitamin C Citrus fruits, kiwi, strawberries, cabbage Vitamin E Apples, apricots, peaches Cruciferous veggies Broccoli, cauliflower

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ALGAE: Food for the FUTURE Technology and Innovation for Food Security

ALGAE: Food for the FUTURE Technology and Innovation for Food Security. SYED ISA SYED ALWI Algaetech International, Malaysia. UN Report April 2011. Food needed between now and 2050 > the food needed for the last 8,000 years. Oil Peaked in 2008 with 6 Billion people.

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