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    Psychology Research Paper

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    In present times‚ the beauty of science has been distorted from the art of human due to the introduction of human experiments. Human experiment is defined as the study of human beings as an experimental subject. Since olden days‚ humans have been used as test subjects for a variety of experiments. The main objectives of these experiments being carried out are to develop new ideas and cures for the maintenance of lives of humans. According to Nitze (no date)‚” We slow the progress of science today

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    Plitidepsin Case Study

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    Introduction An anti-tumour agent known as‚ Plitidepsin‚ is an anti-tumour agent of marine origin developed by PharmaMar‚ which is a biopharmaceutical company located in Madrid‚ Spain. PharmaMar mainly focusses on oncology and research from sea to discover molecules with anti-tumour activity. (About PharmaMar | Pharmamar) Aplidin or Dehydrodidemnim B were also known to be another name for Plitidepsin. (plitidepsin | C57H87N7O15 – PubChem 2016) Plitidepsin was extracted from ascidian Aplidium

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    HOW CANCER CELLS WORK

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    poor diet‚ lack of physical activity‚ and drinking alcohol.Other factors include certain infections‚ exposure to ionizing radiation‚ and environmental pollutants.] In the developing world nearly 20% of cancers are due to infections such as hepatitis B‚ hepatitis C‚ and human papillomavirus.These factors act‚ at least partly‚ by changing the genes of a cell. Typically many such genetic changes are required before cancer develops.Approximately 5–10% of cancers are due to genetic defects inherited from

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    Blood Banking

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    takes blood from this : PBC- Philippine blood center PNRC- Philippine national red cross FWB(fresh whole blood)- P1‚500 PRBC – P1‚100 5 transmisible disease (serological test) Malaria HBsAg –hepatitis b surface antigen Syphilis –dies when refrigirated Anti HCV – hepatitis c virus Anti HIV – human immune virus Syphilis 1st stage 2nd stage Latent stage Chronic stage PROMOTION OF VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION Public education – pnrc‚ pbcc Pbcc- Philippine blood coordinating

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    Sookyum Case Study

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    Sookyum An antibody is a medicinal item. It is begun to be utilized officialy since 2 centuries prior by Edward Jenner. The antibody enhanced our wellbeing security however I don’t think the immunization ought to be madatory. 2013‚ ON JANUARY 10‚ Chalakudy Taluk Hospital in Canada‚ an after a long time old was controlled pentavalent immunization in Kerala‚ . This was a rehash of what happened at Chalakudy Taluk Hospital on December 30. A 47-day-old was infused the same antibody; it rested during

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    Bizzare Eating Habits

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    16 March 2010 Bizarre Eating Disorders When we think of eating disorders‚ bulimia and anorexia are the ones that come to mind. However there are many more‚ even more severe and harmful to the body. What is an eating disorder? An eating disorder is a physiological condition which affects an individuals eating habits‚ either as a result of their own doing (self-inflicted)‚ or as a bodily reaction to the consumption of food. Anorexia is one of the most common eating disorders by using self-starvation

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    The interview I conducted took place in the city of Panorama on a Friday (May 20‚ 2016) after noon at 2:00pm. The interview was conducted inside Clinica Medical San Miguel and the doctor whom was interviewed was DR. Mariano Panes. Dr. Panes has his Medical Degree and was received from the University of Santo Tomas in 1976. Dr. Panes has thirty- six years of experience within the medical field and is a primary care doctor in general practice. He is currently affiliated with four hospitals around the

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    Saboteur Ha Jin Analysis

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    Entire stories can be told using the ironic point of view. It is often used as a means of presenting the theme of a story. Authors Ha Jin‚ and Chinua Achebe used the irony of situation. Irony of situation meaning discrepancy between the expected results and the actual results of the story. In "Saboteur" by Ha Jin newly weds Mr. Chiu and Mrs. Chiu on the day that they were to leave for home were dining in the square by the Muji Train Station. Nearby at a table sat two policemen who were conversing

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    Gilead Science Case

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    University of La Verne La Verne‚ CA Prepared for Prof. Yibo Xiao BUS 531 Investment & Portfolio Management Investment Analysis Report Gilead Sciences Inc. (GILD) Mohamed Shabib March 1st‚ 2014 College of Business and Public Management Department of Business Administration Executive Summary This report was written to analyze and examine whether investing in the Gilead Sciences Inc. stock is feasible. Nine main factors were used in reaching conclusions and recommendations‚ six of

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    Health Risks of Tattoos

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    think of the consequential health risks involved with such a work of art as tattooing. Surely Brad would have thought twice before making the decision to get all these tattoos had he known the health risks that involved the transfer of diseases like Hepatitis‚ HIV‚ and cutaneous infections; not to mention the side effects such as redness‚ irritation‚ swelling‚ and even the possible formation of keloids due to the skins sensitivity to the ink. Another health risk that Brad and most young people who get

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