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    As multicellular organisms became more complex they required a method of communication between cells. Over time several methods of cell-cell communication developed. There are two main methods of communicating between cells in humans. One is a humoral method that usually involves hormones or other ligands (molecules that bind to larger molecules) that are released into the blood stream and then cause a response in the target cell. The other method is by using nerve cells an electrical signal is transferred

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    Khalid Hosseini’s The Kite Runner is filled with wonderful details about the characters that are a part of the book, creating almost real visual images for the readers to think of while they’re reading. Efficient use of details can make reading much more interesting and can also leave lasting impressions on the audience from certain situations or characters. The most important characters of the book have many details about them, especially from the beginning, in order to make the readers feel closer

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    Responsibilities Surgeons have many responsibilities during the day. Some examples of day schedules are, operate on patients to cure patients, such as broken bones; cancerous tumors, diseases; and deformities, such as cleft palates, examine patients, take medical history, order and prescribe medications, perform diagnostic tests, and finally counsel patients on their health and well-being.

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    apply pressure to straighten the teeth. Merriam-Webster Dictionary states, “Oral surgery deals with conditions of the jaws and mouth structures requiring surgery”. MUSC elaborates, some of the procedures oral surgeons perform are: teeth extraction, cleft lip repair, and facial injury reconstruction. As one can see, both orthodontist and oral surgery have different job responsibilities. These differences allow the specialties to narrow in on their task and perfect it with little to no

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    Analysis: The Love Canal

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    Love Canal was once a chemical waste dumping ground located in Niagara Falls, NY., only miles from where I grew up. Originally, the idea of The Love Canal was to serve as a canal that would connect the two levels of the Niagara River ultimately resulting in an easier and less expensive way to generate power. Unfortunately, only about a mile of the canal was dug before money ran out to proceed with the project. Therefore, this mile long hole in the ground was used by local residents as a swimming

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    Introduction- Cell-surface receptors are integral membrane proteins that play a major role in signal transduction, allowing the function of Neurons, muscles and sensory organs to occur. Their basic function is to carry out the process of signal transduction by binding to an extracellular signalling molecule. Cell-surface receptors regulate gene transcription, ion flux in the neurons and growth factors. This regulation allows the human body to function with little error. They detect the smallest of

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    3.3.1 Neurotransmitter indicators Neurotransmitters are endogenous chemical compounds that transmit neural signals from one neuron to another. Many neurotransmitters are amino acids, such as glutamate, glycine and GABA, or biogenic amines, such as dopamine and serotonin, or even peptides and proteins, such as somatostatin and substance P {Snyder 1979}. Binding of neurotransmitters may either inhibit or excite the postsynaptic neurons. Among the numerous neurotransmitters, glutamate is the major excitatory

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    practice of grafting is an ancient one, dating back well before the time of Christ It was once believed that any plant could be grafted on any other. This probably arose from observations made in tropical areas where seeds sometimes lodged in the cleft of a tree where seeds germinated and grew in the organic matter that had accumulated there. However, today, we know that only very closely related plants are capable of being grafted. Many forms of grafting are practiced, and the technique known as

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    Famous poetry concerning family matters is seldom joyful or enthusiastic; take, for instance, the works of Sylvia Plath and Theodore Roethke, who use different literary devices to describe their abnormal relationship with their fathers in their respective poems, “Daddy” and “My Papa’s Waltz.” Plath relies on metaphors, conceit, diction, and tone to convey her thoughts, whilst Roethke makes use of similes, diction, and poem structure. Both authors use different literary devices to describe their unusual

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    the Sodium-Calcium exchange (NCX) and with limited help of the SR. Sodium ions (Na+) would enter from the dyadic cleft, the space where the cell membrane and SR are in close proximity.11 This would cause Ca2+ to flow out of the cell. In order for Ca2+ to reenter it has to go through Ca2+ channels and so Ca2+ would be released.11 Excitation-contraction coupling relies on the dyadic cleft of Ca2+ to be released. Understanding how NCX works could help provide treatment for HF because the cardiac muscle

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