'Relative height' presentation slideshows

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Vision: Question 1 The protects the eye Cornea b. pupil c. iris d. lens

Vision: Question 1 The protects the eye Cornea b. pupil c. iris d. lens. Vision: Question 2 Light passes through the Cornea b. pupil c. iris d. lens. Vision: Question 3 Controls the amount of light into the eye (colored muscle) Cornea b. pupil c. iris d. lens. Vision: Question 4

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Vision

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Bell-Ringer 10/27

Bell-Ringer 10/27. 1. From memory, sketch a diagram of an eye and label the following parts. CORNEA IRIS PUPIL LENS RETINA OPTIC NERVE. Bell Ringer 10/28. 1. Choose two of the 6 senses from your chart. Create a Venn Diagram comparing these two senses.

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Chapter 4 diagnosis of pregnancy

Chapter 4 diagnosis of pregnancy. phases ? ? 12w early phase 13w--27w middle phase ?28w late phase sec.1 diagnosis of early phase sec.2 diagnosis of mid/late phase sec.3 lie,presentation and position. Sec.1 diagnosis of early phase.

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Perceptual organization

Perceptual organization. How do we form meaningful perceptions from sensory information?. Gestalt psychology. Branch of cognitive psychology Organization of many sensations into perceptions of wholes Gestalt = whole or form Based on experience and expectations

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PERCEPTION

PERCEPTION. The organization and interpretation of our senses. McGurk Effect- another example of sensory interaction (like tasting the jelly bean the other day) if we see one syllable while hearing another we perceive a third different syllable.

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Supplementary Figure 1

Supplementary Figure 1. a. Relative severity (%). TRV:BPS1(C). TRV:BPS1(U). b. TRV:BPS1(C). TRV:BPS1(U). TRV:GFP. BPS1-C2. Actin. TRV:GFP. TRV:BPS1(C). TRV:BPS1(U). Relative height (%). Supplementary Figure 2. a. TRV:BPS1(U). TRV:BPS1(C). TRV:GFP. FL. 0 ? M. 0.1 ? M.

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