'Similar molecules' presentation slideshows

Cell-to-Cell and Cell-to-Matrix Adhesions

Cell-to-Cell and Cell-to-Matrix Adhesions. Test Your Knowledge: Where would you find the basal lamina ? Proteoglycans? Fibronectin? Name one type of cell-to-cell connection. Name one type of cell to extracellular matrix connection Name one type of cell membrane to cytoskeleton connection.

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Micronutrients

Micronutrients Extension Learning objectives To understand the importance of micronutrients. To recognise the difference between water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins, major minerals and trace elements. To learn the functions and sources of the micronutrients.

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Metabolism

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Phase diagram of Carbon

Phase diagram of Carbon. Allotropes: elemental substances that occur in more than one crystalline form. Phase Diagram of Liquid Crystals. http://invsee.asu.edu/nmodules/liquidmod/spatial.html. nematic. smectic. cholesteric. smectic. nematic. cholesteric.

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Chapter 5: The Water We Drink

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Genetic Engineering

Genetic Engineering. 4.4.1. 4.4.1 Outline the use polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to copy and amplify minute quantities of DNA. Exploring DNA. In the past few decades astounding genetic techniques have been developed, which enable scientists to explore and manipulate DNA. These include

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Energy in the Cell

Energy in the Cell. Energy is in two basic forms: 1. potential energy , which is energy stored up, ready to use, like a coiled spring, the capacity to do work. 2. kinetic energy , which is energy of motion, actually doing work. Food molecules contain potential energy in their chemical bonds.

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Polymer

Polymer. M olecule made of many monomers bonded together Also known as a Macromolecule. Monomer. molecule that can bond to other similar molecules to form a larger molecule. Macromolecule.

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Basic Enzymology

Basic Enzymology. Characteristics and capabilities of a bacterium Genotype: Coded for in the DNA including plasmids Genes code for proteins Proteins are or are responsible for the traits of the cell Examples: Sugars present on O-antigen of LPS Whether the bacterium has a flagellum

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Chemistry!!

Chemistry!!. March 6, 2013 Ms. Boon. Objective: I can explain why we and all living things are made of carbon. Agenda: Catalyst Exit slip review HW review Exit Slip: Carbon Article: Nuclear power plants. Catalyst. Have you eaten any macromolecules today? What kind? .

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2.) What is the Pathophysiology of Rheumatic Fever/ Rheumatic Heart Disease?

2.) What is the Pathophysiology of Rheumatic Fever/ Rheumatic Heart Disease?. Organism Factors. Based on evidence, ARF is exclusively caused by URTI ( Group A Streptococci).

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In this video, a charged object is placed near a stream of water.

In this video, a charged object is placed near a stream of water. As you can see, water, or H 2 O, has some interesting properties. Some other familiar properties of water are also unusual: Ice (a solid) floats on water (a liquid) and

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