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4. What are “releasing hormones”? …”inhibiting hormones”? where do they come from and what is the primary target? Which hormones have releasing hormones and what do they have in common? (3-4 sentences) Solution Releasing hormones: These are hormones which regulate other hormones for their secretion from their respective glands. For example thyrotropin-releasing hormone which release thyroid- stimulating hormone. Inhibiting hormones: These are basically those hormones which have function for inhibiting other hormones production. For example melanocyte Inhibiting hormone secret from hypothalamus and inhibits melanocyte-stimulating hormone. These hormones are secreted from majorly hypothalamus but also secreted by adrenal cortex, myocytes and cerebral cortex. Major releasing hormones: Corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH), growth hormone releasing hormone (GnRH),, gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GHRH),: these are basically secreted by hypothalamus and help to release hormones from pituitary..
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Ex: adreno cartico tropic hormone (acth) is a tropic hormone which acts on the cells of adrenal
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atmosphere. serving as primary producers in terrestrial environments. SARS is associated with
what form of virus? Hantavirus. Filovirus. Coronavirus. Influenza Adenovirus An infectious
material is isolated from a nerve cell. It contains protein with Amino acid sequences identical to
the host protein but no nucleic acids. It belongs to the group Archaea. Prions Toxin producers
Viroids Sporoformers
Solution
47) B)Viruses have capsids composed of proteins while viroids don\'t have this protein coat or
capsid.
Both viruses and viroids can infect many cells, Viruses have exons, genome of viruses are
composed of DNA and Rna both.
48) B) Primary role of prokaryotes is breaking down organic matter. Prokaryotes like bacteria
and cyanobacteria, break down the complex organic matter to utilize energy from them into
smaller particles.
49) C SARS is associated with coronavirus. Coronaviruses primarily infect the upper respiratory
and gastrointestinal tract in birds and mammals.
50) B Prions.Prions are infectious agents having only proteins but no nucleic acid and can cause
neurodegenerative diseases in mammals.
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delta st) and Equaivalent Static Force (Fe) and static loading due to weight of part (W) in a
member subjected to tensile loading.
Solution
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citations to recent articles published in that journal. It is frequently used as a proxy for the
relative importance of a journal within its field, with journals with higher impact factors deemed
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environment? Give ONE example and thoroughly explain, citing references.
Solution
Answer= The relocation of organisms across geological boundries occurs naturally by various
means
Some species may be introduced & not be able to survive in new environment & their
populations sour
e.g. lack of predators may contribute to their rapid population increases
Introduced species have pronouced effects on their new ecosystem called as invasive species
these effects includes
1] outcompeting native species
2] causing native species extinction
3] Altering ecosystem functioning
Example- Brown snake tree(Boiga irregularis ) is an invasive that has tought scientist much
about impact of introduced species on islands
The ivvasion has created significant ecological problems
It is an aggressive predator
causing extinction of local species
has impact on human health
Citing reference.
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What are the techniques used in nanomanifacturing ?
What are the techniques used in nanomanifacturing ?
Solution
Manufacturing at the nanoscale is known as nanomanufacturing. Nanomanufacturing involves
scaled-up, reliable, and cost-effective manufacturing of nanoscale materials, structures, devices,
and systems. It also includes research, development, and integration of top-down processes and
increasingly complex bottom-up or self-assembly processes.
In more simple terms, nanomanufacturing leads to the production of improved materials and new
products. As mentioned above, there are two basic approaches to nanomanufacturing, either top-
down or bottom-up. Top-down fabrication reduces large pieces of materials all the way down to
the nanoscale, like someone carving a model airplane out of a block of wood. This approach
requires larger amounts of materials and can lead to waste if excess material is discarded. The
bottom-up approach to nanomanufacturing creates products by building them up from atomic-
and molecular-scale components, which can be time-consuming. Scientists are exploring the
concept of placing certain molecular-scale components together that will spontaneously “self-
assemble,” from the bottom up into ordered structures.
Within the top-down and bottom-up categories of nanomanufacturing, there are a growing
number of new processes (techniques) that enable nanomanufacturing. Among these are:.
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Solution
A Hybrid System is determined as an environment be of both Electronic and Paper-based
Records. A very frequent example of a Hybrid System is one in which the system user devolep
an electronic record using a computer-based system and then is necessitate to sign that record as
per the affirm Rules. So the system does not have an electronic signature option, so the user has
to print out the report and sign the paper copy. Now he has an electronic record and a paper or
handwritten signature. The system has an electronic and a paper component, so by this the term
come as hybrid..
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Using the phylogeny shown, which of the following is a shared derived character for the
leopard? A. Hair B. Four walking legs C. Vertebral column D. Hinged jaws E. Amnion
Solution
A derived character is an advanced trait that only apperas in some members os an evolunary
group. For example derived character is the loss of tail, a trait that first appered in an ancestor of
apes and man.
From the above question, \"E\".Aminion. is the derived character..
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The systemic circuit delivers oxygenated blood to _ and returns blood to the body organs right
atrium lungs right atrium D body organs, left atrium All of vessel names below refer to both an
artery and a vein except the femoral. gonadal axillary. basilica. The common iliac artery
branches off of the inferior vena cava. abdominal aorta. thoracic aorta. celiac trunk. pulmonary
trunk. After entering arm, the artery becomes the axillary radial artery. ulnar brachial subclavian
the vein is a superficial vein that ascends along the medial side of the forearm. radial ulnar
cephalic basilica brachial
Solution
4]
The systematic circuit delivers oxygenated blood to body organ and returns blood to the right
atrium
Systemic circulation carries oxygenated blood from the left ventricle, through the arteries, to the
capillaries in the tissues of the body. From the tissue capillaries, the deoxygenated blood returns
through a system of veins to the right atrium of the heart
5]
All of the vessel name below refer to both an artery and vein except basilic
6]
The common iliac artery branches off of the celiac trunk
7]
After entering the arm the axillary artery becomes the brachial artery
8]
The basilic vein is a superficial vein that ascends along the medial side of the forearm
Basilic is a large superficial vein of the upper limb that helps drain parts of the hand and forearm.
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What is the null hypothesis?
1.) m1=m2
2.) m2=m3
3.) m1=m3
4.) m1=m2=m3
Solution
The null hypothesis for any one-way anova will be
OPTION 4: u1 = u2 = u3 [ANSWER]
******************
It is more appropriate to use u (mu) instead of m because m will be a sample mean, but we
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