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1. Pandoravirus salinus is virus that infects amoeba, is very large ( 1 m ) and has a genome composed of double-stranded DNA that is 2.47 Mbp in size ( 247 , 000 , 000 bp). P . salinus has genes not typically associated with viruses, such as genes required for the synthesis of amino acids. In what ways might this force virologists to re-examine the definition of virus? 2. Many chemical biocides (disinfectants) target the lipid envelopes of viruses. Why would the chemical destruction of the envelope render the virus non-infectious? 3. Some viruses cause cancer. For example, Human Papillomavirus (HPV) that is associated with the development of cervical cancer and believed to play a role in head and neck tumors. Given what you know about viral replication, would the induction of cancer be beneficial to the virus? 4. What is one major way in which next generation sequencing differs from dideoxy sequencing (Sanger)?
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1- Joe Smith works in the IT department of a large industrial company-.docx
1. Joe Smith works in the IT department of a large industrial company. He is tasked with maintaining IT security for the company. He also teaches a night class at the local career tech center. He has overheard several of the students in the class talking about a software tool they downloaded that would allow them to launch automated software attacks. If the students were to use this software, what category of attacker would these students be considered?
Cyberterrorists
Brokers
Insiders
Cybercriminals
Script Kiddies
2. Sally Wilson works for a small retail business and provides all IT support for the company. As part of her job, Sally has recently been tasked with ensuring that all IT systems are secured appropriately. To ensure company-wide IT security, Sally implemented a security awareness training program for all employees. After this training was completed, an employee informed Sally about the following situation:
1. The employee (Jim) mentioned that he was at a party and was befriended by a person that knew several of his other friends. This "new friend" began asking him about the company he worked for and was particularly interested in his company's marketing strategy for a new product being developing when Jim mentioned that he was the marketing manager. Jim was concerned and cautious as to any company information he provided.
2. As the party progressed, a drinking game was initiated which required players to provide information like: family member names, pet names, previous addresses, favorite colors and flowers, and a variety of other personal information.
3. A week for so after the party, Jim noticed that sporadically his email account would be locked out, and he would be required to reset his password to gain access. This occurred on several times and was continuing to occur.
4. Jim also received an email that indicated that his system password needed to be changed, and a URL was provided to access the web location for making the change.
Sally was concerned that someone might be trying to hack into Jim's email and corporate access account. What security attack topic should she review with the company employees that was more than likely the beginning of this situation?
Identity Theft
Password Cracking
Social Engineering
Hoaxes
Spear Phishing
Dumpster Diving
3. George Mills works for a government agency in the IT security department. Upon arriving at work, he reviewed last night's network security logs and found indications that there was potential for a network security breach. Upon further inspection, it seems that an intruder from the Internet gained access to the internal network, accessed a server with enhanced privileges via a documented OS flaw, and installed a keylogger.
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1- In order to beat- the heart requires A- nervous system input B- h.docx
1. In order to beat, the heart requires
A. nervous system input
B. hormonal signalling
C. generates its own pulse
2. Voluntary movement is controlled by the
A. somatic system
B. autonomic system
3. __________________ means producing a few offspring, with a lot of parental care provided.
A. Protective reproduction
B. Shotgun reproduction
C. Sexual reproduction
D. Asexual reproduction
4. Following injury, a scar may form within brain tissue by
A. blood vessel cells
B. astroglia
C. injured neurons
D. microglia
5. The central nervous system consists of the
A. brain and spinal cord
B. sensory neurons
C. motor neurons
D. sensory and motor neurons
6. Background regulatory systems like are toggled up by the
A. sympathetic system
B. parasympathetic system
C. somatic system
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1- In terms of the environment of early earth- what resulted from the.docx
1. In terms of the environment of early earth, what resulted from the development of photosynthesis?
Cell Membranes
Oceans
An aerobic environment
An anaerobic environment
2. Which of the following enzymes will create an RNA strand?
DNA Polymerase
Primase
Helicase
RNA Polymerase
3. Which of the following I S NOT a characteristic of living organisms?
Can live with no energy provided by the external world
Can convert molecules obtained from their environment into a new biological molecule
Use genetic information to reproduce themselves
Consist of one or more cells
They evolve
4. Which of the following is not a force of evolution?
Natural Selection
Genetic Drift
Mutation
Gene Flow
Vestigial Structures
5. True or False: Evolution is the optimization of organisms over multiple generations.
6. Which of the following is needed for natural selection to occur? (Select all that apply)
Variation within a population
Time
Geographic isolation
More offspring are produced than can survive.
Traits are inherited by offspring.
Two populations mating
7. Select all of the statements that are true of DNA
DNA is double-stranded
DNA is single-stranded
DNA is less stable than RNA
DNA is more stable than RNA
DNA is directly involved in the synthesis of proteins.
DNA is antiparallel.
8. True or False: Speciation due to two populations breeding at different times in the same area is an example of sympatric speciation
9. True or False: Allele frequencies can change within an organism
10. Which of the following is not a DNA sequence?
AUGUGCGUAACUGUGA
ATTTTGGGGGCCCCGGAATT
ATGTGCGTAACTGTGA
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1- Identify one job position to develop- compentency based job descrip.docx
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2. Explain the detail of the job such as relationship, grade, category and etc.).
3. Analyze the job responsibilities /job task for the chosen job (Min 5 job tasks).
4. Determine the related knowledge, skill, attitude and other abilities for each task.
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1- Implement a Python function that accepts an positive integer and re.docx
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1- How may have the complex lifestyle of digentic trematodes evolved-.docx
1. How may have the complex lifestyle of digentic trematodes evolved? (Include life cycle and hosts)
2. Which host is more negatively affected by digenetic trematodes, the first intermediate host or the definitive host? In addition, which association do you think evolved first: digenetic trematodes and mollusks or digenetic trematodes and vertebrates?
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1- identify and discuss the two most imporant factors in population dy (1).docx
1. identify and discuss the two most imporant factors in population dynamics, birth and death , and how theh shape population charecteristics.
2. demonstrate how the movement of population is affected by both push and pull factors and expain how these factors are key to understanding new settlement patterns.
3. describe the challenges of providing for the worlds growing population with adequate food and safe drinking water , as well as a sustainable enviroment.
2. demonstrate how the movement of population is affected by both push and pull factors and expain how these factors are key to understanding new settlement patterns.
3. describe the challenges of providing for the worlds growing population with adequate food and safe drinking water , as well as a sustainable enviroment.
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1- How does ancestry and race play into disease genetics- 2- How does.docx
1- How does ancestry and race play into disease genetics?
2- How does ancestry play into allele distribution worldwide?
3- Do you agree with Dr. Rotimi that over time as we get better at doing genetic analysis, race and ancestry will become completely irrelevant to examining disease risks and outcomes? Why or why not?
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1- Historical Development of Computing and Information Technology a) H.docx
1. Historical Development of Computing and Information Technology a) Historical Background b) The Development of the Microprocessor c) Development of Computer Software and the Personal Computer (PC) 2. Development of the Internet 3. Development of the World Wide Web 4. The Emergence of Social and Ethical Problems in Computing a) The Emergence of Computer Crimes b) The Present Status: An Uneasy Cyberspace 5. The Case for Computer Ethics Education a) What Is Computer Ethics? b) Why You Should Study Computer Ethics
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1. How has examining your beliefs, assumptions, and values related to your historical and current events impacted how you process information in your daily life? For example, consider claims made by politicians, news headlines, tweets by celebrities, or articles shared by your family on social media.
2. What changes, big or small, have occurred in how you apply historical inquiry skills to classes, your personal life, and/or your career?
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1. Given the Trilemma, if a country has the free flow of capital and an independent monetary policy, the country's exchange rates will likely be ___.
fixed
floating
2.How did the market respond during the Mexican Peso crisis? Was the response efficient or did the market overact? Why
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1. Give a definition of heteroscedasticity.
2. For what reasons does heteroscedasticity arise? Explain these.
3. What are the consequences for the estimates in the face of the heteroskedasticity problem?
4. What happens if these estimators are used when there are Heteroskedasticity problems?
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1. Give any relevant literature article pertaining to the patient cultural background or promoting cultural competency among professionals
1b. Summary of the article?
1c. Discuss why it is related to patients in the hospital primarily mental illness patients with major depression with suicidal ideation.
2a, Summarize an article that is related to a patient nursing diagnosis with "ineffective coping related to depression"
3Summarize OTHER an article that is related to the psychiatric diagnosis (MAJOR DEPRESSION WITH SUICIDAL THOUGHT)
Any article should be cited please, thanks
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1- Gas exchange occurs in which part of the respiratory system- Select.docx
1. Gas exchange occurs in which part of the respiratory system? Select ALL correct answers:
A:Alveoli
B:Trachea
C:Bronchi
D:Bronchioles
2. The force causing air to flow into the lungs during ventilation is:
A:Decreased lung pressure
B:Increased lung pressure
C:Decreased lung volume
D:Increased lung volume
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1- Do you believe that technological determinism is a bad thing for bu.docx
1. Do you believe that technological determinism is a bad thing for businesses? Why or why not? 2. Many social media platforms are currently addressing the ethical lags that have developed surrounding user data and privacy. What responsibilities do you believe social media companies have to stakeholders in maintaining user data and privacy? Do you believe that new ethical questions may develop over time surrounding social media?
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1- Explain the purpose of change management and how it applies to infr.docx
1. Explain the purpose of change management and how it applies to infrastructure protection.
2. Describe the methods organizations use to determine whether changes have been made to the infrastructure.
3. Outline the process to be followed prior to integrating any changes into a production environment.
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1- Develop a timeline or or table that captures the evolution of quali.docx
1. Develop a timeline or or table that captures the evolution of quality management from 1900 - today. Include the names of quality gurus, their contributions/models, changes in quality perspectives/priorities/approaches, and other major milestones that are part of the quality movement.
2. Think about an organization where you frequently use goods or services (or where you work). How does this organization keep you as a customer? What strategies might they be using to gain competitive advantage?
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1. During which of the following phases is the Moon's dark portion brightest?
2. Would you expect a similar effect (planetshine) to be present on other planet's moons?
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1- Discuss the scientific merit of various integrative modalities- 2-.docx
1. Discuss the scientific merit of various integrative modalities.
2. Examine scientific evidence to support the use of integrative health approaches to treatment.
3. Explore the economic impact of integrative approaches in the current healthcare system.
4. Apply cultural models to understand the use of integrative modalities.
5. Explore the ethics of using integrative modalities with health problems.
6. Collaborate with the interprofessional healthcare team to explore various integrative modalities.
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