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1. Discuss the reasons for the existence international trade and describe the major challenges faced in this type of trade. (10 marks) 2. Describe the payment methods available in foreign trade giving advantages and disadvantages of each one of the them. (10 marks).

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1. Functions of bone: a. b. c. d. e. f. 2. Types of bone cells: a. (bone stem cells) b. (build the bone by depositing calcium in it) c. (mature bone cells) d. (destroy/breakdown the bone by taking calcium from it) 3. Composition of bone: a. (25\%) b. ( 25% ) c. ( 50% ) 4. The give hardness to the bone, while the give strength to the bone. 5. Types of bone based on shapes: a. b. c. d. 6. Three main parts of long bone: a. (shaft) b. (ends) c. (between) 7. Compact bone consists of many which are concentric rings of calcified matrix. 8. Spongy bone consists of many that surround red bone marrow cavities. 9. Types of bone formation (ossification): a. is directly from fibrous connective tissue. b. is from hyaline cartilage models. 10. Flat bones are formed through ossification process; while long bones are formed through ossification process. 11. Bone growth in length appears at that consists of 4 zones: a. b. c. d. 12. is a condition that result from loss of bone mineralization (calcium). 16. Hormones involved in calcium homeostasis in the blood: a. (increases calcium in the blood by mostly taking it from the bone / activate osteoclasts, retaining in the blood during kidney filtration, and reabsorbing from diet in the intestine). b. (decreases calcium in the blood by mostly activating osteoblasts to store calcium in the bone). 18. Bone undergoes remodeling constantly due to activities of that construct new bone and _ that destroy old bone. 19. Stages in bone fracture repair: a. b. c. d. 20. Disorders of bone: a. due to increase of osteoclast activity that destroy bone. b. due deficiency of vit D that causes calcium not deposited properly. C. due to failing of ossification during remodeling. 21. Total normal numbers of bones in adult is 22. Two divisions of skeleton: a. (consists of 80 bones located in the axis of the body) b. (consists of 126 bones located in the appendages/limbs).

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1. Give a brief statement on the use of PCR and restriction enzymes in biomedical research. 2. Give the name of any biointomatics tools that may be used to assist in PCR and the use of restriction anzymes. 3. Aniefly discuss how these tools may be used: Give the type of input sequence used, discuss the information/results that may be generated fror these tools and the importance of the recovered results.

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1. For a Movies database with a person entity with attributes pid (key), fname, lname, suppose we want to add some publicity-related info for which media have done interviews or which are scheduled to do interviews. We would want to include the unique media name (ex: "Entertainment Tonight"), the media type (ex: "TV", "print", or "web") and date of the interview. How might this be modeled? a) Add attributes for media name, type and interview date to Person b) Create an entity for Media with attributes for media name and type and have a many-to-many relationship between Media and Person c) Create an entity for Media with attributes for media name and type and have a many-to-one relationship between Media and Person d) Create an entity for Media with attributes for media name and type and have a one-to-many relationship between Media and Person 2. Suppose we have the following relational model: Movie(mov_id(PK), title, yr) Person(pid(PK), fname, lname, gender) Acts_In(actor_id(PFK), movie_id(PFK), role) -- actor_id references Person, movie_id references Movie If you want to query a count of how many movies each actor acted in each year, you should include the following in the query: a) GROUP BY pid b) GROUP BY pid, yr c) SELECT COUNT(mov_id), COUNT(yr) d) FROM Movie M1, Person P1, Movie M2, Person P2 .

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