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Hepatic lobule is called the functional unit of the liver. Hepatic lobules can generally be categorized in three types: classical, portal and acinus. Lobule consists of hexagonal structure. Hexagon consists of a central vein in the middle and six triads in the corners. Triad - bile duct + hepatic artery + portal vein. Kupffer cells - phagocytes present between hepatocytes and sinusoids. Hepatocytes - liver cells. These cells radiate out from central vein in the liver. Solution Hepatic lobule is called the functional unit of the liver. Hepatic lobules can generally be categorized in three types: classical, portal and acinus. Lobule consists of hexagonal structure. Hexagon consists of a central vein in the middle and six triads in the corners. Triad - bile duct + hepatic artery + portal vein. Kupffer cells - phagocytes present between hepatocytes and sinusoids. Hepatocytes - liver cells. These cells radiate out from central vein in the liver..
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When it comes categorizing hazardous waste, the EPA has broken it down by four
characteristics:
These high level categories each have their own characteristics that further help you as a
generator define with what your are dealing.
Ignitability
There are three types of ignitable forms:
Corrosivity
Corrosive substances, such as hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, and sulfuric acid, have the ability
eat through containers, causing the leakage of harmful materials. A corrosive is anything liquid
with a pH of less than or equal to 2 or greater than or equal to 12.5, or has the ability to corrode
steel. Everyday example of corrosives include battery acid and rust removers.
Reactivity
Given their instability, reactive wastes can be very dangerous. The EPA recognizes that there
are too many conditions and situations to identify all types of reactive materials. However, they
use the following as guidelines to assist generators:
Toxicity
Poisonous materials pose a threat to our groundwater, which can have long term effects to
human health and the environment. This is different from the first three characteristic groups,
which the EPA views as containing immediate and firsthand dangers. There are 60 contaminants
on the toxicity characteristics list. These contaminants are identified solely through a test method
called Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure or TCLP.
Visual hacking is used to visually capture private,sensitive informa.pdf
Visual hacking is used to visually capture private,sensitive information for unauthorized
access.for example we give a visiting pass to a person he can roam anywhere in the offie.person
can snap photo of employee device screen.by this information he can hack the company
databases.
Employees who have access to company databases may either leak the essential data with out
knowing it or employees can be lured by financial gain
social engineering happens when malicious employee try to gain access by asking passwords to
resolve issues.spear pishing is another technique they will sent an email as a friend and ask to
clik below link.
viruses-Attackers can develop harmful code known as viruses. Using hacking techniques, they
can break into systems and plant viruses.
worms. These are programs that run independently and travel from computer to computer across
network connections. Worms may have portions of themselves running on many different
computers. Worms do not change other programs, although they may carry other code that does.
password cracking. This is a technique attackers use to surreptitiously gain system access
through another user\'s account. This is possible because users often select weak passwords. The
two major problems with passwords is when they are easy to guess based on knowledge of the
user.
E-mail hacking. Electronic mail is one of the most popular features of the Internet. With access
to Internet e-mail, someone can potentially correspond with any one of millions of people
worldwide.
Denial-of-service attacks. They will create the need to have a service available. It is a growing
trend on the Internet because Web sites in general are open doors ready for abuse. People can
easily flood the Web server with communication in order to keep it busy. Therefore, companies
connected to the Internet should prepare for (DoS) attacks. They also are difficult to trace and
allow other types of attacks to be subdued.
Trojan horses. These are malicious programs or software code hidden inside what looks like a
normal program. When a user runs the normal program, the hidden code runs as well. It can then
start deleting files and causing other damage to the computer. Trojan horses are normally spread
by e-mail attachments.
Network spoofing. In network spoofing, a system presents itself to the network as though it were
a different system
intrusion attacks. In these attacks, a hacker uses various hacking tools to gain access to systems.
These can range from password-cracking tools to protocol hacking and manipulation tools.
Solution
Visual hacking is used to visually capture private,sensitive information for unauthorized
access.for example we give a visiting pass to a person he can roam anywhere in the offie.person
can snap photo of employee device screen.by this information he can hack the company
databases.
Employees who have access to company databases may either leak the essential data with out
knowing it or employees can be lured by financial g.
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The standards used for the various layers in an Ethernet-based network that is man-aged by the
Internet management protocol is IEEE 802.3 CSMA/CD. Ethernet works at layer 2 of OSI
model(7 layers).
The commonly used protocol for management of network devices is known as Simple Network
Management Protocol, i.e. SNMP
Solution
The standards used for the various layers in an Ethernet-based network that is man-aged by the
Internet management protocol is IEEE 802.3 CSMA/CD. Ethernet works at layer 2 of OSI
model(7 layers).
The commonly used protocol for management of network devices is known as Simple Network
Management Protocol, i.e. SNMP.
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The probability of at least one goal is P(X ? 1) = 1
Solution
The probability of at least one goal is P(X ? 1) = 1.
The end result of double fertilization is zygote and edosperm. In th.pdf
The end result of double fertilization is zygote and edosperm. In this process, out of two sperm
cells, one sperm feritilizes egg cell which forms diploid zygote, while other sperm fuses with two
polar nuclei forming endosperm.
Solution
The end result of double fertilization is zygote and edosperm. In this process, out of two sperm
cells, one sperm feritilizes egg cell which forms diploid zygote, while other sperm fuses with two
polar nuclei forming endosperm..
The conus medullaris (Latin for medullary cone) is the tapered, .pdf
The conus medullaris (Latin for \"medullary cone\") is the tapered, lower end of the spinal cord.
It occurs near lumbar vertebral levels 1 (L1) and 2 (L2), occasionally lower. The upper end of
the conus medullaris is usually not well defined.
2. C 1 through T 1 and L 1 through S4
3. Motor
4.Extension of the knee
Solution
The conus medullaris (Latin for \"medullary cone\") is the tapered, lower end of the spinal cord.
It occurs near lumbar vertebral levels 1 (L1) and 2 (L2), occasionally lower. The upper end of
the conus medullaris is usually not well defined.
2. C 1 through T 1 and L 1 through S4
3. Motor
4.Extension of the knee.
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Endothermic or exothermic reaction nature .pdf
The document discusses whether a chemical reaction is endothermic or exothermic. An endothermic reaction absorbs heat from the surroundings, while an exothermic reaction releases heat to the surroundings. Determining whether a reaction is endothermic or exothermic can provide insight into the reaction's energy changes and heat transfer properties.
Step1 mass of 1 litre of sea water = 1.025x1000 =1025 g Step2 ma.pdf
Step1 mass of 1 litre of sea water = 1.025x1000 =1025 g
Step2 mass of iodine = 60x10^-9 x 1025 g
Step3 Atomic mass of iodine =126.90447
Step4 Molarity of I- ion = (60x10^-9 x1025)/126.90447 = 4.846x10^-7= 4.8x10^-7 M
Step5 Option B is correct
Solution
Step1 mass of 1 litre of sea water = 1.025x1000 =1025 g
Step2 mass of iodine = 60x10^-9 x 1025 g
Step3 Atomic mass of iodine =126.90447
Step4 Molarity of I- ion = (60x10^-9 x1025)/126.90447 = 4.846x10^-7= 4.8x10^-7 M
Step5 Option B is correct.
Solution66. Candida albicans is vaginal Yeast infection or “Thrus.pdf
Solution
:
66. Candida albicans is vaginal Yeast infection or “Thrush”.
67. Aflatoxin is a fungal toxin that can affect peanut Butter. It is a potent human carcinogen.
68. Trypanosoma Tsetse fly transmitted disease causes insomnia and can affect the nervous
system
69. Babesiosis infections parasite carried by ticks.
70. Tinea versicolor is the fungal infection that affects the skin of young people.
71. Giardiasis peanut parisite found in fecal matter and can be contracted through oral contact
with feces
72. Trichophyton grows on skin, hair; can get from towels, comb, hat; ringworm or athletes foot
73. Ambiasis cysts develop in colon or rectum; bloody stool, high fever
74. Cryptococcus neoformans found in soil and can effect the respiratory tract and cause mild
pneumonia
75. Azoles is most commonly used to treat fungal infections..
Rate of formation of P2O5=rate of reaction Rate of formation =2.9.pdf
Rate of formation of P2O5=rate of reaction
Rate of formation =2.9*10-3/10
Rate of formation =2.9*10-4M/s
Solution
Rate of formation of P2O5=rate of reaction
Rate of formation =2.9*10-3/10
Rate of formation =2.9*10-4M/s.
Solution Lymphoid stem cell is a type of blood stem cells.These s.pdf
Solution
:
Lymphoid stem cell is a type of blood stem cells.These stem cells develops into a white blood
cell.Mainly it develops lymphocytes.White blood cells destroy infectious bacteria after
identifying them.It play different role in providing immunity to our body from
virus,bacteria,fungi etc..
copper sulphate when added to 5 moles of water ge.pdf
copper sulphate when added to 5 moles of water gets hydrated and forms CuSO4
which is of blue colour
Solution
copper sulphate when added to 5 moles of water gets hydrated and forms CuSO4
which is of blue colour.
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