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    An allergy is a hypersensitive disorder of immune system. An allergy is a type of reaction of the immune system. Substances that often cause allergic reactions are pollen‚ dust mites‚ mold spores‚ pet dander‚ food‚ insect stings and medicines. The body’s defense mechanism works over time to react against these foreign particles (known as allergens)‚ which may pose danger to normal functioning of the human system. People with allergies have an exaggerated response of the immune system.

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    four weeks‚ and allowed to travel outside to collect pollen from real flowers‚ while a close eye was kept on their foraging behavior. Each bee received a radio frequency identification tag to monitor when they left and returned to the hive‚ and how long each outing lasted (Dawson). The study found that colonies exposed to neonicotinoids sent out more worker bees to collect pollen‚ but those worker bees were overall less affective at retrieving pollen. This lack of effective foraging limits colony growth

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    bulbs (Williams and Hill‚ 1986). Due to the B. rapa having simple growth requirements and the inability to self-pollinate‚ they are an ideal organism for this experiment. Each individual plant will reject its own pollen‚ making it effortless to mate two individuals by transferring pollen from one to the other. The rosette form of the B. rapa is caused by a single gene mutation that causes the plant to be shorter in relation to the standard plant form. The shortness is due to a deficiency in gibberellins

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    stated that when plants are genetically modified‚ this results in modification of its chemical composition and eventually its flower pollen grains. The modified pollen grains then become sterilized. This situation malnourished the bees and finally die due to the paucity of required nutrients. Besides‚ their digestive capacities are interrupted due to insufficient pollen in their digestive system (Sustein

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    Reactions Type I: Rapid Hypersensitivity Reactions MOST COMMON (Also called atopic allergy) Allergens can be contacted in these ways: Inhaled (plant pollens‚ fungal spores‚ animal dander‚ house dust‚ grass‚ ragweed) Ingested (foods‚ food additives‚ drugs) Injected (bee venom‚ drugs‚ biologic substances) Contacted (pollens‚ foods‚ environmental proteins) Systemic Other reactions may involve all blood vessels and bronchiolar smooth muscle‚ causing widespread blood vessel dilation‚

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    are looking through the ocular and using each of the following objectives. Ocular |Objective|Total Magnification| 10x|4x|40x| 10x|10x|100x| 10x|40x|400x| Experiment 1: LAB Questions 1. At what magnification do you first notice the ragweed pollen? 100x 2. Which is bigger‚ a rhinovirus or E. Coli? E. Coli 3. Based on the magnification‚ how many of the E. Coli can fit into the same space as the head of a pin? 10‚000 E. Coli 4. About how many red blood cells could fit across

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    Australia by European settlers. The western honeybee is comprised of some 24 races or sub-species. The African honeybee‚ sometimes referred to as ‘Killer bee’‚ is a race of the western honeybee and can therefore cross-breed. Bees collect pollen and nectar. Pollen is the protein source needed for bee brood development while nectar is the carbohydrate source providing energy. Nectar is a sugar solution produced by flowers containing about 80% water and 20% sugars. Foraging bees store the nectar in

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    the stage for this story and tells of the way his family goes about preparing him for his journey into the afterlife. A feather is tied into the old man’s hair‚ his face was painted with blue‚ yellow‚ green and white paint‚ pinches of corn meal and pollen were tossed into the wind and finally his body was wrapped in a red blanket prior to being transported. According to Releasing the Spirit: A Lesson in Native American Funeral Rituals by Gary F. Santillanes‚ “Pueblo Indians care for their own dead

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    1. What factors can trigger an asthmatic episode?  Excitement and anticipation of seeing her grandchildren‚ dust‚ mold‚ and allergens from the old teddy bear the baby was holding‚ and pollen and allergens from the new environment 2. What do you think triggered the asthmatic episode in this case?  The old teddy bear that had never been washed. 3. Imagine that you are performing a lab in which you are monitoring breathing in a student volunteer. Draw a graph‚ with time on the horizontal

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    serotonin in the brain. Migraine headaches can last for days and cause vision problems‚ sensitivity to light‚ nausea‚ vomiting‚ and loss of balance. Both psychological and physical factors can trigger migraine headaches such as stress‚ bright lights‚ pollen‚ or foods. Migraine‚ muscle-tension‚ and other reoccurring headaches are considered stressors and without proper treatment could cause psychological and physical health issues. An individual could stop interacting socially‚ resort to drugs or alcohol

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