Biology

Adolescent mental health : Describe key characteristics of addiction and how they are used in diagnosis

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Adolescent mental health. •Describe key characteristics of addiction and how they are used in diagnosis . •Describe the mesolimbic and mesocortical dopamine systems and their role in reward and addiction.Describe the biomedical incentive sensitisation theory of addiction . •Discuss the biological, psychological and social risk factors that are associated with developing an addiction . •Outline … Read more

Applied Pharmacology Coursework: What is Acetylcholine and how does it produce contraction of the smooth muscle dynamics: receptors, type and drug-receptor interaction?

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Applied Pharmacology Coursework Discuss • What is Acetylcholine and how does it produce contraction of the smooth muscle dynamics: receptors, type and drug-receptor interaction? • What is pilocarpine (or carbachol if it was chosen in the experiment) ? what is its mechanism of action? discuss briefly its therapeutic applications • Identify two drugs that can … Read more

Does integrating blockchain-based crowdsourcing into shipping and port information management systems enhance operational efficiency?

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Does integrating blockchain-based crowdsourcing into shipping and port information management systems enhance operational efficiency? Is technology OE Crowd -BC aimed at making an effective decision by creating a conceptual, technological, social, financial framework? It breaks down the limitations of scalability.  

Choose an abnormality/disease affecting one of the body systems and write an outline of the most current research of the disease including what’s considered to be the abnormality .

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Choose an abnormality/disease affecting one of the body systems and write an outline of the most current research of the disease including what’s considered to be the abnormality . Outline of Paper: Introduction Body Conclusions/Recommendation/Treatments Reference List Minimum of 5 pages not including title page and reference list

Yeast : What was the result of the experiment? Include a picture and a discussion of what you saw.

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Yeast Testing the phenotypes Your goal is to test your strains that you made in the yeast transformation lab. You will do this by comparing growth of a wild-type strain, a strain missing Sod1 (sod1∆), and a strain missing CCS (ccs∆). (SOD1 = gene; sod1∆ = gene has been knocked out or removed from the … Read more

Lab M report on DNA extraction: Identify data issues such as possible anomalies or outliers and their potential impact on the analysis.

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Lab M report on DNA extraction Paper written in standard scientific format.Use Lab M itself as an information resource. No citations are needed for this assignment. The research question was whether we could evaluate the comparative ploidy values of different samples. INTRO: A little background context is expected. Be sure to include a clear hypothesis … Read more