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https://www.osha.gov/workers.html#6
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http://healthsafety.etsu.edu/docs/Employee_Safety_Handbook.pdf
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http://www.wha.org/data/sites/1/emergencyPrep/EthicalResp_HCLeadership_8-08.pdf
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Salt stress results to stunted growth and reduced productivity of rice. Transcription factors like heat shock factors (HSFs) represents key controllers of stress adaptation. Moreover, heat shock factors of the group A and B are clearly established as thermal and non thermal stress controllers in many plants. Therefore, this experiment aims at examining the functions of OsHsfC1b transcription factor in rice. There are several transcription factors that work in rice, including MYB, NAC and bZIP, leading to regulation of the stress responsive genes in the crop. In addition, Bahadur et al. (2015) reveal that the Heat Shock factors (HSFs) are kind of transcription factors that are categorized into three groups: A, B and C. these groups of...show more content...OsHsFa2e and OsHsf7, have been confirmed to functionally work in vivo. Transgenic crops, such as rice, with expressing OsHsfA2e are known to be more tolerant to the heat and stress than any other plants.
BLAST search and multiple cycle alignment of OsHsfC1b (Os01g53220) show that homologous proteins are found in other monocots such as sorghum, maize and Brachypodium, but also in the dicot Arabidopsis. In rice, OsHsfC1b shares highest similarity with OsHsfC1a, another member of the four class C HSFs identified in rice (Arvidsson et al, 2008, p. 211). Proteins hold a well preserved N terminal DNA binding domains that has four β sheets and α helices and a highly conserved oligomerization domain also known as HR A/B domain. Putative nuclear localization signal upstream of the oligomerization domain was found in all proteins (Gupta, Palma, Corpas, 2016). A subcellular localization study was conducted to confirm targeti
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Violence in Youth Sports Essay
Violence in Youth Sports A calm Saturday afternoon at the sports fields, wind blowing, sun shining down, not a cloud in the sky. This is quite possible the perfect day, that is, until they start. The one parent in the back of the crowd or off to the side, the one that argues every call, screams at their own child, and even goes so far as to taunt the other team s players. This once scarce phenomenon of parents getting out of control has escalated to new levels not only in the number of incidents, but also in the level of severity of these incidents. When children sign up for sports they do it to be with friends, to have fun, and to learn the fundamentals of the game, however this is not what they are getting and this new...show more content...At a swim meet an irate mother slapped her daughter across the face after her daughter had shown up late for a heat and been disqualified. The mother never bothered to find out why she missed the heat, but as it turned out the daughter had been comforting a friend who had had a lousy race and was sobbing devastated in the locker room. Again the children are doing nothing wrong, or in this case the absolute right thing, and their parents are making them as a result.
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