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    our environment and health. One of the greatest dangers we face today is the groundwater pollution from lacheates. While they are supposed to protect humans from harmful toxins‚ but these protective barriers only delay the inevitable due to natural deterioration. The problem with landfills lacheates is the leakage of many toxins. Since landfills are usually built near large bodies of water‚ this pollution often goes undetected. Frequent seeping of metals and organic compounds submerge themselves

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    be healthy and survive. However‚ as humans began to understand more fields in chemistry‚ biology‚ and technology‚ our bodies also become more exposed to toxins brought about by chemicals in the food we eat‚ radiation from the things we use‚ and pollutions in the air we breathe. Our bodies become so overwhelmed by the sudden increase in the toxins that surround our environment that it impairs our ability to quickly adapt to what we are experiencing. As a result‚ we become a little less healthy by day

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    nongated) through which chloride ions could pass into the cell. 1. __Passive Chloride___________ 2. __Chemically Gated (GABA)___ 10. a. The Japanese puffer fish contains a deadly toxin (tetrodotoxin). What type of channels does this toxin block? __Sodium-gated voltage channels__ b. What potential would this toxin block? _Action Potential_ c. What

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    responsible for providing toxin-free air for their tenants. In most of these cases‚ owners were also required to reimburse rents and pay damages for the harm done before the environmental tobacco smoke problem was remedied. Cigarette smoke from tenants on either side of us‚ and perhaps above and below as well‚ has been infiltrating our space and nothing was done‚ despite our please‚ to stop it. This is unacceptable. Environmental Protection Agency classified it as this Group A Toxin. It causes lung‚ breast

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    There is one Chinesee proverb: "Disease comes in through the mouth; out through the mouth‚ misfotune comes" I will not talk about the second phrase‚ which made many monks silenced for life. The first part - about the food-cause of our illness - must has been experienced by each one of us. Was our been-through headache‚ stomach ache‚ diarrhea‚ rash‚ et cetera? These are just namely a few immediate results. A tree‚ which is well-fertilized‚ gives us lush fruits and fragant flowers; vice versa‚ it

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    Biochemistry Introduction DNA is a double-stranded molecule of polynucleotide chains twined/twisted together into a double helix structure. This molecule is the one that forms the genetic material responsible for transfer hereditary genetic information from one cell to another during cell division. RNA is a single-stranded molecule that contains polynucleotide chain used for the transfer of genetic information especially in bacteria cells (Freifelder‚ 2002). DNA replication process DNA replication

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    levels of toxins in that person. The book also notes that pesticides have the tendency to spread from where they were applied. Pesticides dropped from the air over fields (like crop dusting) can easily drift if there is even just a slight wind. The chemicals that are sprayed on the ground‚ even household weed killers‚ have a tendency to wash into local streams and rivers with the first rain. This has caused many incidents of fish‚ numerous miles down a river‚ to be found dead due to the toxins in the

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    Genetic engineering of plants (crops) Pros|Cons| Less tillage needed‚ especially with crops containing herbicide tolerance transgenes‚ therefore conserves fertility through minimizing soil damage through compression. |GE agriculture claims low tillage weed control: this can be achieved by ending the practice of monoculture and instead introducing proper crop rotations designed specifically to combat the weeds of the particular locality. Monoculture creates a weed paradise. | All countries face

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    also proven to be a danger for humans as widespread use of antibiotics results in breading super pathogens (drug resistant bacteria).Besides antibiotics there are also other toxic substances which are used to feed the animals on these farms. These toxins may be contaminated in animal tissues and they create the risk for people who consume them. There are also indirect effects caused by these farms. As meat from industrial farms is reasonably cheap it is supplied to many fast food restaurants. As more

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    Toxicological Chemistry - relates the aspects of toxicology to the chemical structure and reactivity of the toxin. It is concerned with the chemical interaction of the toxin with the receptor that gives the physiological response. The ultimate aim is to relate functional group chemistry of both toxin and receptor to the interaction   Toxicity - the degree to which a substance causes damage to an organism Acute toxicity - the adverse effects resulting from a single exposure‚ or exposure over

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