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Writing a laboratory report (Detailed Explanation)

Writing a laboratory report (Detailed Explanation)

This is a great tutorial on how to write a lab report if you're just starting off in your studies...

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Bio_man

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finndog32

Physioex 8.0 Lab 2

Physioex 8.0 Lab 2

Can someone help me just with the summary of the data? I have all the questions answered just need the summeries!!

Thanks in advance~

marie03   2057   N/A

marie03

lab 6 for Alta and alta

lab 6 for Alta and alta

1.    Hypertension means:
a.    High blood sugar levels
b.   High blood cholesterol levels
c.   High blood pressure levels
d.   None of the above

2.    A sphygmomanometer:
a.    Measures blood pressure
b.   When inflated cuts

GinGin1luv   1489   N/A

GinGin1luv

A&P PhysioEx 8.0 Excercise 9 Lab and answers!!

A&P PhysioEx 8.0 Excercise 9 Lab and answers!!

Introduction: In this lab we will learn how the kidney processes blood and produces urine.
Activity 1: Investigating the Effect of Flow Tube Radius on Glomerular filtration.
Data/Results:
Afferent Radius   Efferent Radius   Beaker Pressur

MEKAYLA   9153   N/A

MEKAYLA

Physioex 9.0 5-6 predict question

Physioex 9.0 5-6 predict question

Why does heart rate decrease when stroke volume increases.Is this to maintain cardiac output or preload.

gameprogal   1492   N/A

gameprogal

Lack of sleep colds

Lack of sleep colds

According to a new study at Carnegie Mellon University, if you do not sleep for a while, you might catch a IL15RA cold. The study found that the possibility of sleep per night less than seven hours of people cold is nearly three times the average sle

yoxi5236   1360   N/A

yoxi5236

Spectrophotometry in serum arginase activity detection

Spectrophotometry in serum arginase activity detection

Arginase (ARG1) in the liver can arginine catalyzed hydrolysis of urea and ornithine. Enzyme there is a higher activity level in the serum of patients with liver disease. Therefore, establish a simple, sensitive detection methods have important clini

yoxi5236   1740   N/A

yoxi5236

ARL11 gene in HepG2 cells resistant related genes

ARL11 gene in HepG2 cells resistant related genes

Aldose reductase (AR) is an aldehyde and carbohydrate compounds reductase, NADPH as a coenzyme, can restore the natural or in vivo metabolism of toxic aldehydes such as glyceraldehyde, three-deoxyglucose ketone aldehyde AR is the starting enzyme of g

yoxi5236   1719   N/A

yoxi5236

ASAH2 activity changes in the food waste composting process

ASAH2 activity changes in the food waste composting process

Is an important part of the garbage, food waste and kitchen waste material with high moisture content, poor dewatering performance, perishable, and thus the breeding of mosquitoes in the high temperature environment, the germs of its timely and effic

yoxi5236   1043   N/A

yoxi5236

Middle-aged women often drink or conducive to the health care

Middle-aged women often drink or conducive to the health care

A few studies on alcohol and health. Harvard University School of Public Health to a new study shows that middle-aged KISS1R women often drink or conduci

yoxi5236   1229   N/A

yoxi5236

ASPH protein with mood disorders and suicidal behavior

ASPH protein with mood disorders and suicidal behavior

5 a serotonin (5-HT) system dysfunction with negative emotional states, including depression, anxiety. 5-HT decrease can lead to behavioral disinhibition, impulsive aggressive behavior in humans and antisocial behavior, suicide and suicide-related be

yoxi5236   1159   N/A

yoxi5236

Cloning, sequencing and expression of amino succinic acid synthesis enzymes

Cloning, sequencing and expression of amino succinic acid synthesis enzymes

Fine amino-succinic acid synthase (ASS1) Continuous Catalytic Synthesis of a thiol compound, and the maintenance of normal cell redox state, protecting ce

yoxi5236   1379   N/A

yoxi5236

Atrial fibrillation patients receiving rhythm control therapy may benefit more

Atrial fibrillation patients receiving rhythm control therapy may benefit more

Louise Pilote Montreal Royal Victoria Hospital, MD, MPH, Ph.D., he and his colleagues found that: In the four years of follow-up time for more than 26,000 cases of atrial fibrillation in patients with heart rate control or rhythm control treatment, d

yoxi5236   1462   N/A

yoxi5236

Anti-tumor necrosis factor treat rheumatoid disease

Anti-tumor necrosis factor treat rheumatoid disease

A meta-analysis from the 2012 European League Against Rheumatism: Compared with the LRRTM4 conventional alleviate disease modifying antirheumatic drug treatment programs, using up to 75

yoxi5236   1347   N/A

yoxi5236

Different variation of the same gene lead to the opposite disease

Different variation of the same gene lead to the opposite disease

University College London, recently released a Mamma press release said, including university scientists, including an international research team found that the special variation of the CDKN1C gene cause IMAGe syndrome, the gene mutation and related

yoxi5236   1167   N/A

yoxi5236

The BYETTA sustained hypoglycemic and overall glycemic control better than Amary

The BYETTA sustained hypoglycemic and overall glycemic control better than Amary

Aimi Lin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ code: AMLN) announced on June 9, 2012 Europe exenatide study the latest MAT2A clinical data, the study found that secretion of up to (exenatide) i

yoxi5236   5510   N/A

yoxi5236

How does a solution that contains dissolved ammonia and ammonium chloride act as a buffer?

How does a solution that contains dissolved ammonia and ammonium chloride act as a buffer?

Use net ionic equations to show how this buffer responds to added H+ and OH-.

buggmoma10   884   N/A

buggmoma10

Which of the following statements about a buffer solution is not true?

Which of the following statements about a buffer solution is not true?

A. A buffer solutionís pH changes much less than an aqueous solution when a strong acid or base is added.

        B. A buffer solution is a solution that contains an ion and its parent weak acid (or base).

        C. A buffer solution can maintain

buglitter   1553   N/A

buglitter

How to use equations to show how a buffer resists changes in pH.?

How to use equations to show how a buffer resists changes in pH.?

How do I show equations on how a lactate buffer resists changes in pH?  The components of the lactate buffer are lactic acid, HC3H5O3, and lactate ion, C3H5O3-, often provided as sodium salt.

I know it's probably very simple, but I can't find an exa

bugmenot1   753   N/A

bugmenot1

UV-Vis, what criteria that we should use to choose the wavelength that suitable to read absorbance?

UV-Vis, what criteria that we should use to choose the wavelength that suitable to read absorbance?

to determined the UV-Vis,is it compulsory to use wavelength(max)? what is the criteria that we should use to choose the wavelength that suitable to read the absorbance and why the criteria is so important ...

sml0920   937   N/A

sml0920

Lab Report help using SPSS

Lab Report help using SPSS

Hi,

Could someone help me with a lab report I'm currently working on, Its about time management and I have to run a exploratory factor analysis and multiple linear regression. I have variables like gender and general life satisfactio

Acevill   2464   N/A

Acevill

I need a science fair project about germination and seeds!!?

I need a science fair project about germination and seeds!!?

I need a science fair idea. It needs to be about seed germination, and heat and all that stuff. I need a normal unaffected group, and two other ways that would affect it differently. Id prefer to pass Biology this year haha. Thanks in advance!

smartone2   614   N/A

smartone2

Bio Enzyme Lab online

Bio Enzyme Lab online

Set up an experiment at 50° C with a buffer pH of 4.0 and a [ S ] of 0.0 mM. Add enzyme. Find the slope of the line and record data for this first measurement. Continue to take measurements by carrying out separate experiments with increasing concent

vicster   2189   N/A

vicster

Bio Enzyme Lab Online

Bio Enzyme Lab Online

1.   Role of Acarbose as an Invertase Inhibitor

This experiment is designed to help you determine whether acarbose functions as a competitive or noncompetitive inhibitor of invertase.

Set up an experiment at 50° C, buffer pH 4.0,

vicster   2025   N/A

vicster

Mitochondria Lab Online

Mitochondria Lab Online

Begin your first experiment by developing a hypothesis to predict what will happen to oxygen consumption in the reaction flask after the addition of pyruvate. Develop a second hypothesis to predict how oxygen consumption will change in the flask upon

vicster   4238   N/A

vicster

Beer's law problems?

Beer's law problems?

Hey everyone I'm having issues with a problem on my protein concentration lab.
"To test your understanding of the color wheel and Beer's law, use the space below to graph the relationship between concentration and absorbance for t

Fightboy   7461   N/A

Fightboy

Growth in MSA agar with 0.8% sodium chloride.

Growth in MSA agar with 0.8% sodium chloride.

MSA agar with 0.8% sodium cholride; what would the growths of E.coli, S. aureus, and P. aeruginosa be versus 7.5% sodium chloride.

madscientist11   739   N/A

madscientist11

Produce the exact spreadsheet shown below:

Produce the exact spreadsheet shown below:

1.   Produce the exact spreadsheet shown below:

Texas Spectrum Wireless
Car Products Inventory Valuation
As of December 31
   Warehouse Location   Quantity In Stock   Retail Price   Total Retail Value   Percent of Total Retail Value

ChichiIloka   1179   N/A

ChichiIloka

Does molecular size affect membrane damage?

Does molecular size affect membrane damage?

Does molecular size affect membrane damage?

Thanks!

gamingwings   1287   1 Reply

biology101

How tough is a mosquito?

How tough is a mosquito?

I've been wondering about this, and I've noticed that sometimes if you hit a mosquito hard enough then you may look and see it splattered on the wall.

Therefore my question is this: If you swat a mosquito and it doesn't hit

Ryn1001   1083   1 Reply

bio_man

What is polar/nonpolar?

What is polar/nonpolar?

What is polar/nonpolar?

gamingwings   14239   1 Reply

bio_man

Help with writing lab summary

Help with writing lab summary

For the title it says. "The title should indicate what the laboratory report is about. It should be brief, start
with a key word, and indicate the nature of the investigation. "
What does nature of the investigation mean? I

gamingwings   1440   1 Reply

sarah!

reading an absorption graph?

reading an absorption graph?

Hello again, can you tell me how to read an absorption chart. Maybe give me an example of a web site that shows me how? thanks

oldcollegelady   2276   1 Reply

bio_man

Need help with substrate diffenition

Need help with substrate diffenition

In biochemistry, a substrate is a molecule upon which an enzyme acts.
Can anyone give me a definition even a non bio major can understand.
I think it mean the molecule in which the enzyme affects.... or does it mean the molecule in which th

gamingwings   973   1 Reply

bio_man

Genetics Lab Report

Genetics Lab Report

Lab Report

The Lab Report contains special characters that may be difficult to enter into the online document. You may complete the Lab Report by printing it and writing directly on it, or you may type the information into the document. Yo

supermario   4707   1 Reply

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Answer the following questions about planarians

Answer the following questions about planarians

1  Define cephalization, and briefly describe its importance in the evolution of bilaterians

2  Why is the nervous system of Planaria considered more advanced than that of Cnidarians?

3  Name one similarity

NAZ   6092   1 Reply

bio_man

Cell Metabolism

Cell Metabolism

Can someone explain the similarities and differences between cellular respiration and photosynthesis. I understand they both involve chemiosmosis but i don't understand how these processes differentiate in establishing a proton gradient. I would

pumpkinbread   1495   1 Reply

bio_man

colloid...what is it?

colloid...what is it?

what is a colloid?

this is what is says

A colloid is a stable suspension of fine particles in a liquid.

what do this means?


thanks
xoxo

nevada   1194   1 Reply

bio_man

Neurophysiology

Neurophysiology

I know what my instructor means, I just can't put it into the right words.

Describe the difference between slow oxidative, fast oxidative, and fast glycolytic fibers and their association with activity and athletes.

Describ

Tish046   1582   1 Reply

bio_man

biology labreport about sea urchins

biology labreport about sea urchins

 1) It is easy to see that starfish exhibit radial pentamerous symmetry. Sea urchins also exhibit the same type of symmetry. Given that sea urchins do not have arms, how can you tell they are radially pentamerous?

2)how do see urchins repi

NAZ   3461   1 Reply

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