Tag: Biology

During June of 2000, several children in Delaware, Ohio, were hospitalized at Grady Memorial General Hospital (GMH) after experiencing watery diarrhea, abdominal cramps, vomiting, and loss of appetite. Dr. McDermott, a new gastroenterologist at GMH, who also had a strong interest in infectious diseases, was asked to examine the children. Their illness lasted from 1 […]

1. Cystic Fibrosis is a genetic disease, in which a gene has a mutation. a. What is the effect on the CF protein and why? CF occurs because of mutations in the gene that makes a protein called CFTR (cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator). A person with CF produces abnormal CFTR protein — or no CFTR […]

Each essay has a strict limit of 1000 words, including in text references, but not including the reference list at the end. In text references should be in the style of Journal of Neuroscience. You may use diagrams, but only if this adds to the text. Diagrams designed by yourself are preferred to those cut […]

U.S. REFERENCES, NO TITLE PAGE PLEASE. Include FORENSIC BIOLOGY. Assignment Details; DNA profiling is used in other kinds of court cases besides just criminal cases. Other cases in which DNA profiling is used are custody, paternity, estate settlement, hair analysis, forensic IT, and many more. Because of the information contained in a single sample, it […]

PBL 1: Reducing maternal mortality due to sepsis in Uganda. Despite significant investment, much from oversees Aid, maternal mortality rates in Uganda have barely declined in recent years and remain amongst the highest in the world. This failure is particularly frustrating given that a WHO blueprint for reducing maternal morbidity and mortality based on provision […]

Course: Applied Pathophysiology II Title of Assignment: Written Table and Concept Map – 15 points Curricular concept: Evidence-Based Care and Quality Improvement Macro concept: Physiological Integrity Micro concepts: Metabolism, Neuro-cognition, Infection, Regulatory, Oxygenation, & Perfusion Exemplars: Gestational Diabetes, Hydrocephalus, Meningitis, Nephrotic syndrome (Toddler),                                  Acute Pancreatitis, Pleural Effusion, Sickle cell crisis Purpose: Explore pathophysiologic […]

Course: Applied Pathophysiology II Title of Assignment: Written Table and Concept Map – 15 points Curricular concept: Evidence-Based Care and Quality Improvement Macro concept: Physiological Integrity Micro concepts: Metabolism, Neuro-cognition, Infection, Regulatory, Oxygenation, & Perfusion Exemplars: Gestational Diabetes, Hydrocephalus, Meningitis, Nephrotic syndrome (Toddler),                                  Acute Pancreatitis, Pleural Effusion, Sickle cell crisis Purpose: Explore pathophysiologic […]