'Human insulin' presentation slideshows

Routine Care

Routine Care. Principles of care. 1. 2. Insulin therapy. 3. Blood glucose testing. 4. Dietary advice. 5. Use of HbA1c. 6. Quality of care indicators. Programme. Monitoring growth in childhood. 7. Principles of Care. Goals of care include: Eradicate symptoms.

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The Role of Modern Premixed Analogues in Clinical Practice

The Role of Modern Premixed Analogues in Clinical Practice. Raef M. Botros Professor of Medicine Ain Shams University. Facts & Figures about Diabetes. 285 Million Diabetic patients 2010 439 Million Diabetic patients 2030 70% of diabetics live in developing countries

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BACTERIA

BACTERIA. Miss . P ierre. Shapes of bacteria. Ref ( Pg 14 Taylor and Green) & (550 Clegg). http:// www.britannica.com/EBchecked/media/83721/Most-bacteria-multiply-by-an-asexual-reproductive-process-called-binary Please take notes. Sexual reproduction. Structure of a virus.

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Introducing insulin detemir

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Chapter 34 Insulin & Oral Antidiabetic Drugs

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11. Nucleic Acids

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Diabetes mellitus und Krebs

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DNA Technology

DNA Technology. Bio.3.3.1 Summarize the process of gel electrophoresis as a technique to separate molecules based on size. Students should learn the general steps of gel.

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Aim: What are plasmids?

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Revision Pack

Revision Pack. BSB IGCSE Biology. SECTION F: Microorganisms and Genetic Engineering. Term 5/5 approx 7 lessons. Instructions. You can use the following statements for your revision. They are taken directly from the specification.

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BIOTECHNOLOGY

BIOTECHNOLOGY. Biotechnology or Genetic Engineering refers to technology used to manipulate DNA The procedures are often referred to as genetic engineering All organisms use the same genetic code .

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Chapter 23 (Part 1)

Chapter 23 (Part 1). Recombinant DNA Technology. Cloning Vector. Required features Origin of replication Selectable marker Screenable marker for recombinant molecules Cloning sites. AAGATGC GAATTC GTACA. AAGATGC GAATTC GTACA. DNA methylase. DNA methylase. *. *. AAGATGC GAATTC GTACA.

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Production of Insulin

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Benefits of Biomedical Research

Benefits of Biomedical Research. What contributions has biomedical research had to human health?. Treatment for heart disease: ~ The heart- lung machine revolutionized cardiac surgery when it was developed 40 years ago. *** Treatment for cancer: ~ Gene therapy***

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GENETIC ENGINEERING

GENETIC ENGINEERING. Chapter 15. SELECTIVE BREEDING :. Humans take advantage of naturally occurring genetic variation to pass desirable traits on to the next generation 2 methods : Hybridization & Inbreeding. HYBRIDIZATION:

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Chapter 13 DNA Technology

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Insulin

An Example of Macromolecules in Action. Insulin. Diabetes: Deadly disease. Before about 1922, anyone who developed diabetes would die within a year or two. They would literally starve to death, dropping into a coma at the end. Insulin: A New Hope.

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13-3 Genetic Advances Ms. De Los Rios 7 th Grade

Human Genetics and Genetic Technology- Course 2. 13-3 Genetic Advances Ms. De Los Rios 7 th Grade. Vocabulary. Clone- Org. that has exactly the same genes as the org. from which it was produced. Genetic Engineering- Technique for producing org. with desired traits.

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Biotechnology

Biotechnology. Past Paper Questions. 1. Outline the process of DNA profiling (genetic fingerprinting), including ways in which it can be used. 6 marks. 1. Outline the process of DNA profiling (genetic fingerprinting), including ways in which it can be used. 6 marks.

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Biotechnology Notes

Biotechnology Notes. 8.L.2.1. Technology. Technology is essential to science for such purposes as: Sample Collection and Treatment Measurement Data Collection and Storage Computation Communication of Information. Biotechnology.

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