(Solved) Explain how this might affect the discovery of new medication.

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Explain how this might affect the discovery of new medication.

1. Throughout the world, many natural habitats are disappearing quickly as a result of human activities.
Explain how this might affect the discovery of new medication.

2. Choose a specific example of a sensory neuron, and explain neural stimulation and impulses in terms of the threshold potential and the all-or-none response

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savio

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1. Throughout the world, many natural habitats are disappearing quickly as a result of human activities.
Explain how this might affect the discovery of new medication.

A lot of medications are created/discovered from plants found in nature. By destroying habitats you will never know if some random plant could have held the key to curing cancer...

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2. Choose a specific example of a sensory neuron, and explain neural stimulation and impulses in terms of the threshold potential and the all-or-none response

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1. Through the destruction of the rain forests, perhaps the traditional remedies will no longer be optional and people would have to invest more time and effort to synthesize a drug that can deliver, and further advance the understanding and effort to the field of pharmacy. It would also mean more profit potential for pharm companies, encouraging the specialization where giant companies to concentrate one study at the time and allows faster progression of scientific advancement.

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