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LAB manual blank sheet for human anatomy and physiology

LAB manual blank sheet for human anatomy and physiology

Anyone know how to get the blank sheet for the lab manual anatomy and physiology 10th ed?

Free Notes   JI VUONG   768   10 years ago

[Notes] - ucr ochem sample test key

[Notes] - ucr ochem sample test key

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Free Notes   jhi4351   387   10 years ago

Physic help

Physic help

Can anyone help me with these problems?

1. Three thin infinite wires carrying currents I go perpendicularly to the paper sheet that they intersect at the points forming an equilateral triangle of side L. Two currents go inside the sheet and one goes out of the sheet. Calculate the absolute value of the magnetic field created by the currents in the middle of each side of t

Free Notes   Lehman400   673   10 years ago

[Free] - cell bio

[Free] - cell bio

I am attaching a few practice tests I made for my daughters bio 111 couse using Raven,Johnson et al.

Free Notes   softballer   488   10 years ago

Can someone please send me this file? Moyes Schulte Principles of Animal Physio.

Can someone please send me this file? Moyes Schulte Principles of Animal Physio.

I am not a "valued" or "subscriber" member. Can someone please send me this file? Sharing is caring.

https://biology-forums.com/index.php?topic=11930.0

Free Notes   biofo   1280   10 years ago

[Tutorial] - Coomassie Staining and Destaining

[Tutorial] - Coomassie Staining and Destaining

Reagents needed:

Coomassie Stain solution
Destain solution
Kimwipes (or something else to absorb the coomassie)
Microwave oven (optional)

Directions:

1)   Remove SDS-PAGE gel from glass and rinse once in ddH2O in a suitable container with a lid. Try not to use a container much larger or much smaller then the gel.

Free Notes   padre   499   10 years ago

Animal physiology Moyes Ch 2 ppt

Animal physiology Moyes Ch 2 ppt

Animal physiology Moyes Ch 2  ppt
   part 1
   part 2

Free Notes   betty209   809   10 years ago

Animal physiology Moyes Ch 3 ppt

Animal physiology Moyes Ch 3 ppt

Animal physiology Moyes Ch 3 ppt

Free Notes   betty209   876   10 years ago

Random Immunology Lecture

Random Immunology Lecture

immunology lecture

Free Notes   betty209   371   10 years ago

immunology lecture

immunology lecture

immunology lecture

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immunology lecture

immunology lecture

immunology lecture

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immunology lecture

immunology lecture

immunology lecture

Free Notes   betty209   453   10 years ago

[Request] - Trouble with writing a post lab

[Request] - Trouble with writing a post lab

Writing a laboratory report (Detailed Explanation) this forum has a document. However, I can not seem to be able to download it.

Free Notes   lesegura12   293   10 years ago

Kidney Failure Nursing Notes

Kidney Failure Nursing Notes

I thought this might be helpful.

Free Notes   mdavis13   555   10 years ago

question about DNA polymerase

question about DNA polymerase

Do you need primers for a functioning DNA polymerase?

Free Notes   climskywell   447   10 years ago

Case of the seven deaths

Case of the seven deaths

Here is the casestudy of the seven deaths that I had to do for ap bio. hopefully it helps you guys out a little.

Free Notes   jpatel95   558   10 years ago

Aggression among SEA ANEMONES and STONY CORALS

Aggression among SEA ANEMONES and STONY CORALS

Like the sea anemones, stony corals, and many organisms, there is a constant competition between organisms for space. In particular, the sea anemones and stony corals.

Acontia are free filaments of the inner most edges of septa that divide the gastrovascular cavity of sea anemones and corals, and they serve the ultimate pruprose of increasing surface area for digestion.

Free Notes   ehd123   601   10 years ago

Stony Corals world!

Stony Corals world!

These Cnidarians from the Anthozoa Class are colonial organisms, and only have polyps. No medusa- jelly fish like stage. They are remarkable because they have calcium carbonate skeletons which differentiates them from sea anemones. This stony skeleton secreted by the epidermis cells, serves for protection and support, and it covers the entire organism. The stony corals looks exactly

Free Notes   ehd123   409   10 years ago

Octocorals World!

Octocorals World!

Octocorals are belong to the phylum cnidarians and to the class Anthozoa.

They are marina organisms, with the polyp stage. They are simlar to stony corals in that they have a skeleton but a rather internal one, kind of like vertebrates. But it is a non-living skeleton.
They have tentacles like feathers because they have side branches to one side only.
All thei

Free Notes   ehd123   268   10 years ago

TYPES of CORAL REEFS

TYPES of CORAL REEFS

Beautiful coral reefs are tropical, and grow in warm waters that are shallow.
They are filled with calcareous structures because stony corals are the main constituents of coral reefs, but they include algae, plants, and many organisms. They are like a biome all in itself.
They support a wide variety of animals and plants that inhabit these structures.
The most impo

Free Notes   ehd123   423   10 years ago

Phylum Ctenophora

Phylum Ctenophora

Said to be related to Cnidarians

Also known as combjellies, gooseberries, sea walnuts.

Marine, triploblastic, coastal or oceanic, pelagic, with symmetry similar to cnidarians with oral and aboral ends known as radial symmetry. It also like the cnidarians, has a large amount of mesoglea that covers the body wall and tentacles. However, since it is a triploblas

Free Notes   ehd123   357   10 years ago

Phylum Platyhelminthes

Phylum Platyhelminthes

One of the first phyla that adopted 3 germ layers.
The endoderm, ectroderm and mesoderm.
The ectoderm gave rise to blood vessels, the outer lining of the gastrovascular cavity, the bladder, dermis, reproductive system etc. 
The ectoderm gave rise to inner lining of digestive tube, and respiratory system.
The mesoderm was responsible for the key developme

Free Notes   ehd123   631   10 years ago

Sponge taxonomy and reproduction

Sponge taxonomy and reproduction

There are 4 classes of Sponges:
 
1- Calcarea: Like leucosolenia and grantia or scypha. It houses sponges of all 3 types of body designs, shallow water, marine, and small sponges. More importantly, they all seem to have calcaerous spicules out of calcium carbonate. Leucosolenia species are of the asconoid body design, and live in clusters. Granitia is of the syconoid body

Free Notes   ehd123   492   10 years ago

[Free] - Essential Concepts for Healthy Living

[Free] - Essential Concepts for Healthy Living

Essential Concepts for Healthy Living

Sandra Alters
Wendy Schiff


Chapter 1  Health: The Foundation for Life
Chapter 8  Alcohol and Tobacco

Enjoy Study.

Free Notes   touch44   1333   10 years ago

PCR summary

PCR summary

Polymerase chain reaction is a method that was developed in 1985.
The main aim of this method was to take small pieces od DNA and magnify them to analyze them.
Without the special DNA polymerase used, this method could not have been developed. It uses DNA polymerase from a bacterial source called Thermophilus aquaticus, and it is a thermophilic bacteria that survive under

Free Notes   ehd123   743   10 years ago

Centrifugation Techniques Summary

Centrifugation Techniques Summary

There are 4 different Centrifugation techniques available, and each has its separate applications and characteristics.

• Top Bench Centrifuge
  Centrifuging on a bench. Commonly used to centrifuge a sample with cells. The cells collect and pellet at the bottom of the erlenmyer tube, and the supernatant which may be the cellular debris collects above.
  

Free Notes   ehd123   1004   10 years ago

Different types of electrophoresis- Summary

Different types of electrophoresis- Summary

There are 3 types of Electrophoresis:

• Agarose Gel
  Used to separate either DNA or RNA fragments
  In DNA, the denaturation buffer used is sodium hydroxide, and the staining chemical is ethydium bromide.
  In RNA, formaldeyhde is used to prevent the formation of loops, as well as a denaturation agent. And methylene blue is used to stain.
  Limitati

Free Notes   ehd123   892   10 years ago

BLOTS - Summary

BLOTS - Summary

A very quick summary: 

• Northern Blot:

detects RNA and gives levels of gene expression
 

• Southern Blot :

detects DNA and shows the levels of DNA in the cell

• Western Blot:

It is SDS-PAGE with blotting on a membrane and developed on film. detects roteins and shows levels of protein expression

Whenever we are

Free Notes   ehd123   332   10 years ago

Exercise answers!

Exercise answers!

I cannot find the answers anywhere and it's driving me nuts! I have a final next week and I don't have enough time right now to study and look up these answers. helpppp!!!!

Free Notes   letendrek   504   10 years ago

Genetics

Genetics

here is a genetics study guide on genetic sequencing from Genetics: from genes to genomes

Free Notes   kpmcguir   321   10 years ago

AdiC structure

AdiC structure

Here is the new paper about the structure of AdiC

Free Notes   kassem   332   10 years ago

do you have the book 'EVOLUTION' in the electronic version????

do you have the book 'EVOLUTION' in the electronic version????

this photo is the cover of the book.

Free Notes   sallydiao   332   10 years ago

Simple Chapter 14 AP Biology Mendel Notes

Simple Chapter 14 AP Biology Mendel Notes

Chapter 14:  Mendel and the Gene Idea

One possible explanation for heredity is a “blending” hypothesis =>
mixing of traits (blue and yellow = green).
•   Will eventually give rise to a uniform population of individuals.
•   Breeding experiments do not support it.
An alternative model is “particulate” inheritance => genetic material contributed b

Free Notes   Rcfun92   964   10 years ago

Any suggestions about where to look for research?

Any suggestions about where to look for research?

Hi!  I am really enjoying this site--so many interesting, bright people with lots of wonderful information!  So, I am doing a research project with a group for my physiology class--we came up with a very general hypothesis--along the lines of how age/gender will affect heart rate after each subject is asked to list of a short list of items they must repeat back.

Free Notes   cjb   449   10 years ago

[FREE] Practice questions for Kozier (Fundamentals of Nursing)

[FREE] Practice questions for Kozier (Fundamentals of Nursing)

For those of you taking Foundations and using the Kozier book, here is a great resource with more practice questions from the 8th edition of the Fundamentals of Nursing book.

http://wps.prenhall.com/chet_kozier_fundamentals_8/61/15676/4013225.cw/index.html

Enjoy!

Free Notes   golfgurl_04   1385   10 years ago

[Notes] - Frog Skeletal Muscle and Weight/Work

[Notes] - Frog Skeletal Muscle and Weight/Work

Muscle experiment
 
Frog Skeletal Muscle and Weight/Work
 
1- Why did the amount of work initially increased with increased weight?
 
Muscle contraction triggered by the stimulation was initially proportional to the load on the muscle  due to the number of actin/myosin reacting during contraction
 
2- Why did t

Free Notes   padre   3912   10 years ago

Neuroregulation Notes

Neuroregulation Notes

Neuroregulation Notes

Free Notes   RNka   337   10 years ago

Inorganic Chemistry 4/E by Housecroft and Sharpe - Pearson

Inorganic Chemistry 4/E by Housecroft and Sharpe - Pearson

Does anybody have this ebook or a test bank for it? Thanks 

Free Notes   Sektor404   503   10 years ago

[Tutorial] - One of the half-reactions for the electrolysis of water is 2H+ (aq) + 2e 

[Tutorial] - One of the half-reactions for the electrolysis of water is 2H+ (aq) + 2e 

One of the half-reactions for the electrolysis of water is

      2H+ (aq)  +  2e       H2(g)

If 0.845 L of H2 is collected at 25 C and 782 mmHg, how many moles of electrons had pass through the solution?

Free Notes   sabri   552   10 years ago

Thank you

Thank you

Thank you so much, really helped a lot!

Free Notes   sb501   249   10 years ago