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Ebusiness Communication Overview This activity provides an overview of connecting and communicating in an ebusiness environment. Drag each item to the correct category. An individual who studies the interaction between humans and technology, observing how technology can shape humans' lives. Web reai-time communications (WebPTC) Cyborg anthropologist A discipline originated at the 1993 annual meeting of the American interaction between humans and Anthropological Association. technology, observing how technoiogy can shape humans' lives. A remote-controlled, wheeled device An open-source project that seeks to with a display to enable video chat and embed real-time voice, text, and video videoconferencing. communications capabilities in web browsers:.

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Ebbe went through an antibiotic course at the hospital, but then contracted a secondary Clostridium difficile infection. What type of disease is this an example of? Zoonotic disease Acellular disease Noncommunicable disease Nosocomial disease Latrogenic disease Question 6 Which of the following is a factor that affects the pathogenicity of a microorganism? Susceptibility to stomach pH Age of the host Route of entry All of the above Immune status of the host.

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Earth-Sun Relationships / Solar Noon Angles Introduction: The purpose of this lab is to explain the geographic and seasonal variations in the receipt of insolation (incoming solar radiation) that is caused by Earth-Sun geometry. This exercise will allow you to examine how both latitude and season affect sun angle. Earth-Sun Relationships: The distance between Earth and the Sun averages about 150 million kilometers (about 93 million miles). Because of that great distance, and Earth's relatively small size, it is reasonable to assume that the Sun's rays to Earth in straight paths. Earth's axis of rotation is tilted by an angle of 23. 5 from the perpendicular, to the plane of the ecliptic - the imaginary flat plane on which Earth revolves around the Sun. The seasons occur because this tilt is oriented in the same direction throughout the year, with the North Pole always pointing toward the North Star (Polaris). Thus, the Northern Hemisphere is tilted toward the Sun during its summer months, and tilted away from the Sun during its winter months. The image below shows how the Sun's rays strike Earth on both Solstices. For Lab 2, we'll focus on the Solstices. The June Solstice occurs roughly on June 20-21, and on that day, the direct rays of the Sun at local Noon strike 23. 5 North Latitude (also known as the Tropic of Cancer). That is the Northern Hemisphere's first day of Summer; the Southern Hemisphere's first day of winter. Conversely, the December Solstice occurs roughly occurs on December 21-22, and on that day, the direct rays of the Sun at local Noon strike 23. 5 South Latitude (also known as the Tropic of Capricorn). That is the Northern Hemisphere's first day of winter, and the Southern Hemisphere's first day of summer..

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E. coli SALMONELLA LISTERA Major foods Gram Group Lowest D value for cooking z-value Aerobe or Anaerobe Reservoir in nature Intoxication or Infection Spore former? Species grps Temp related feature or groups Toxin grps If any E. coli SALMONELLA LISTERA Major foods Gram Group Lowest D value for cooking z-value Aerobe or Anaerobe Reservoir in nature Intoxication or Infection Spore former? Species grps Temp related feature or groups Toxin grps If any.

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Each tip (sp 1-4) represents a different species of ant. Imagine that the Corrientes River was rerouted for dam construction and species 3 and 4 came back into contact. Several years later, biologists began to find hybrids between the two species of ants. What is(are) the eventual possible outcome(s)? Fusion of the two lineages into one Stability of the separate lineages if the hybrids had lower fitness Reinforcement of reproductive isolation All of these.

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E. coli can normally grow on minimal media. You expose some E. coli to UV light which creates a single point mutation in each bacterium. You dilute the E. coli and grow it on full media so all colonies can grow. You 'stamp' replica plates onto plates containing minimal media, or minimal media containing supplements i iv. Only some colonies can grow on each plate. This type of genetic analysis can be used to dissect the steps in a biosynthesis pathway. For example, here it can be seen that the gene product (enzyme) lost in colony A is involved in the synthesis of compound i , and all compounds ii -iv are made from i . Sketch a pathway for the synthesis of compounds i -iv. Label the steps with enzymes A D . Note, the pathway may have branches. Are the following true or false? 5 marks A similar experiment identified that E. coli mutants x , Y and z have one mutation in the or subunits of tryptophan synthase. You carry out a western blot to visualise tryptophan synthase in these mutants, and wildtype (WT; not mutated) E. coli. mark Unmutated tryptophan synthase is a longer gene than unmutated tryptophan True synthase . Check all the types of mutation which X could likely have according to these data. 2 marks Frameshift (deletion or insertion of one base) Nonsense (creation of Stop codon) Missense (swapping one amino acid for another) Mutation in regulatory region (e.g. promoter) No mutation Check all the types of mutation which Y could likely have according to these data. 2 marks Frameshift (deletion or insertion of one base) Nonsense (creation of Stop codon) Missense (swapping one amino acid for another) Mutation in regulatory region (e.g. promoter) No mutation.

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