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Phenylketonuria (PKU) is a autosomal recessive disorder in which a person with two recessive disease-causing variants is unable to metabolize the amino acid phenylalanine, which is found in protein rich foods. The negative consequences of this disorder can be largely avoided when consuming a low phenylalanine diet. In a few brief sentences, explain why this is an example of a gene X environment interaction..

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Please answer the following questions: Question #1: Which of the following gene transfer method does not require DNA recombination following the gene transfer event? A. transformation B. conjugation C. transduction Question #2: What is a R factor? A. A protein that can digest invasive DNA B. A section on a pathogen's chromosomal DNA that contains many virulent genes C. A plasmid that carries several genes contributes to the host bacteria's resistance to antibiotics, heavy metals, and/or cellular toxins. D. A genetic element that's found on DNA that can enhance the expression of a bacterium's resistance genes. Question #3: A nine-month-old infant had 12 clinic visits over a seven-month period due to recurring runny nose and/or ear infections. During each episode, nasopharyngeal swabs were obtained for bacterial culture, and Streptococcus pneumoniae was obtained. Although all the infections were resolved with antibiotics , scientists gained insight into pathogen evolution by seeing how the isolates compared. Each isolate was first analyzed for seven genes that can indicate strain variability, a process called multilocus sequence typing (MLST). The lab found two MLST types, indicating that the patient was infected with two divergent strains of S. pneumoniae . However, when the complete genomes of several of the isolates were sequenced and compared, four different genotypic strains were identified, all of which evolved as a result of 16 distinct recombination events between strains. Curiously, the technicians noticed that some recombined sequences did not seem to come from either of the two primary coinfecting strains. It appeared that this new DNA came from uncultured and undetected strains of S. pneumoniae that had colonized the patient's throat at one time or another. Horizontal gene transfers (transformation) between the undetected and detected isolates appear to have produced the new recombined strains of S. pneumoniae . The genome sequence data clearly support the idea that S. pneumoniae evolution is characterized by high rates of horizontal gene transfer and recombination. The scientists concluded that this and other related bacterial species use horizontal gene transfer to defeat the adaptive immunity of individual hosts by constantly changing their surface antigens, possibly explaining the patient's recurring infections. These types of bioinformatic comparisons suggest that horizontal gene transfers that produce most of the genetic variation (e.g., different surface antigens) pathogens develop while persisting within a host. Based on the case description above, which of the following best explains the patient's recurring Streptococcus pneumoniae ear infections? A. The strains with which she was infected were antibiotic-resistant due to horizontal gene transfer. B. Because she is a baby, she has low immunity. C. The strains with which she was infected varied in antigen production due to horizontal gene transfer. D. The strains with which .

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Please help me solve this problem entirely . I really appreciate it. Thank you! Question 4. Exercise 4-15 (Static) Preparing closing entrles for a merchandiser LO P3 The following list includes temporary accounts with normal balances is from the December 31 adjusted trial balance of Emiko Company. Use these normal account balances to journalize closing entries. Journal entry worksheet Record closing of credit balances in temporary accounts. Note: Enter debits before credits. Journal entry worksheet Record closing of debit balances in temporary accounts. Note: Enter debits before credits. Journal entry worksheet Record closing of income summary account. Note: Enter debits before credits Journal entry worksheet 12 Record closing of Dividends account. Note: Enter debits before credits..

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Please help me i will give good rating Hanan works for a Korean multinational company. She performs exceptionally well at work when her superior gave her tasks. Hanan feels very committed to meeting project deadlines and always strives to deliver high-quality work when requested even when facing challenges with the management's unclear directions and indecisiveness in decisions involving several projects. However, upon receiving her biannual performance reviews, she found out that some of her colleagues obtained better results even when few of them did not meet the project deadlines. Hanan is now thinking of leaving the company and switch jobs. Based on the scenario given above, choose ONE (1) relevant international trade theory that may have redirected Hanan's motivation to switch jobs. Elaborate on the theory in FOUR (4) points. (20 MARKS).

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Please follow the instructions carefully as there are some specific conditions to the code. Do not use pre written code, none of them work. Thank you! Classroom.java package kindergarten; /** * This class represents a Classroom, with: * - an SNode instance variable for students in line, * - an SNode instance variable for musical chairs, pointing to the last student * in the list, * - a boolean array for seating availability (eg. can a student sit in a given * seat), and * - a Student array parallel to seatingAvailability to show students filed into * seats * --- (more formally, seatingAvailability[i][j] also refers to the same seat in * studentsSitting[i][j]) */ public class Classroom { private SNode studentsInLine; // when students are in line: references the FIRST student in the LL private SNode musicalChairs; // when students are in musical chairs: references the LAST student in the CLL private boolean[][] seatingLocation; // represents the classroom seats that are available to students private Student[][] studentsSitting; // when students are sitting in the classroom: contains the students public Classroom(SNode l, SNode m, boolean[][] a, Student[][] s) { studentsInLine = l; musicalChairs = m; seatingLocation = a; studentsSitting = s; } /** * This method simulates students standing in line and coming into the classroom * (not leaving the line). * It does this by reading students from input file and inserting these students * studentsInLine singly linked list. * 1. Open the file using StdIn.setFile(filename); * 2. For each line of the input file: * 1. read a student from the file * 2. create an object of type Student with the student information * 3. insert the Student object at the FRONT of the linked list * Input file has: * 1) one line containing an integer representing the number of students in the * file, say x * 2) x lines containing one student per line. Each line has the following * student * information separated by spaces: FirstName LastName Height * * To read a string using StdIn use StdIn.readString() * The input file has Students in REVERSE alphabetical order. So, at the end of * this * method all students are in line in alphabetical order. * DO NOT implement a sorting method, PRACTICE add to front. * @param filename the student information input file */ public void enterClassroom(String filename) { // WRITE YOUR CODE HERE } /** * This method creates and initializes the seatingAvailability (2D array) of * available seats inside the classroom. Imagine that unavailable seats are * broken and cannot be used. * 1. Open the file using StdIn.setFile(seatingChart); * 2. You will read the seating chart input file with the format: * An integer representing the number of rs in the classroom, say r * An integer representing the number of cumns in the classroom, say c * Number of r lines, each containing c true or false values (true represents * that a seat is present in that cumn) * 3. Initialize seatingLocation and studentsSitting array.

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Please follow the instructions carefully as there are some specific conditions to the code. Do not use pre-written code, none of them work. I need help with the last four methods only, starting from moveStudentsFromChairToLine(). Thank you! Classroom.java package kindergarten; /** * This class represents a Classroom, with: * - an SNode instance variable for students in line, * - an SNode instance variable for musical chairs, pointing to the last student * in the list, * - a boolean array for seating availability (eg. can a student sit in a given * seat), and * - a Student array parallel to seatingAvailability to show students filed into * seats * --- (more formally, seatingAvailability[i][j] also refers to the same seat in * studentsSitting[i][j]) */ public class Classroom { private SNode studentsInLine; // when students are in line: references the FIRST student in the LL private SNode musicalChairs; // when students are in musical chairs: references the LAST student in the CLL private boolean[][] seatingLocation; // represents the classroom seats that are available to students private Student[][] studentsSitting; // when students are sitting in the classroom: contains the students public Classroom(SNode l, SNode m, boolean[][] a, Student[][] s) { studentsInLine = l; musicalChairs = m; seatingLocation = a; studentsSitting = s; } /** * This method simulates students standing in line and coming into the classroom * (not leaving the line). * It does this by reading students from input file and inserting these students * studentsInLine singly linked list. * 1. Open the file using StdIn.setFile(filename); * 2. For each line of the input file: * 1. read a student from the file * 2. create an object of type Student with the student information * 3. insert the Student object at the FRONT of the linked list * Input file has: * 1) one line containing an integer representing the number of students in the * file, say x * 2) x lines containing one student per line. Each line has the following * student * information separated by spaces: FirstName LastName Height * * To read a string using StdIn use StdIn.readString() * The input file has Students in REVERSE alphabetical order. So, at the end of * this * method all students are in line in alphabetical order. * DO NOT implement a sorting method, PRACTICE add to front. * @param filename the student information input file */ public void enterClassroom(String filename) { // WRITE YOUR CODE HERE } /** * This method creates and initializes the seatingAvailability (2D array) of * available seats inside the classroom. Imagine that unavailable seats are * broken and cannot be used. * 1. Open the file using StdIn.setFile(seatingChart); * 2. You will read the seating chart input file with the format: * An integer representing the number of rs in the classroom, say r * An integer representing the number of cumns in the classroom, say c * Number of r lines, each containing c true or false values (true represents * that.

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Phagocytes ingest particular matter into cells for degradation. Which of the following is NOT considered a phagocyte? macrophage neutrophil eosinophil basophil lymphocyte Question 6 "Which of the following components of the innate immune system involves cytokines produced by macrophages, which are produced during infection?" Natural killer (NK) cells complement system - oxygen dependent and independent killing interferons acute phase proteins.

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