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Myoglobin and hemoglobin

Myoglobin and hemoglobin. Lecture 3 Dr. Malik ALQUB MD. PHD. Hemoglobin and Myoglobin. First protein to be crystallized - 1849 . First protein to have its mass accurately measured . First protein to be studied by ultracentrifugation. First protein to be associated with function

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Topographic Maps

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Topographic Maps

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Landforms

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4-The Oceans

4-The Oceans. Ridges. Plates are moving away from each other This forms oceans ridges. On the other end, the plates are colliding and sub-ducting (being pushed underneath). Trenches. Trenches are formed by the subduction of the ocean plate underneath of the continental plate.

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Movement & Destruction. What is an Earthquake?. Shaking of the Earth produced by a sudden movement of rock beneath its surface. How Do Earthquakes Occur? Elastic Rebound Theory. Deformation builds up and causes crust to bend. Elastic strain energy is stored.

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Chapter 2 Fresh Water Section 1 Streams and Rivers

Chapter 2 Fresh Water Section 1 Streams and Rivers. How Do Rivers Begin?. Rivers begin as trickles of water run over the ground and join together in larger streams. Rain that falls can Evaporate immediately Soak into the soil as groundwater Form runoff (water that flows

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Momentum

Momentum. Momentum = inertia in motion. Moving object has large momentum if Mass is large ( ship moving at slow speed ) or Velocity is large ( bullet moving at rapid speed ) or Mass and Velocity are large ( massive truck rolling down a steep slope with no brakes ).

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Geography Definitions

Geography Definitions. By Sarah Cu. Mountain Range . A series of mountain ridges alike in form, direction, and origin. Lake. A large inland body of fresh water or salt water. Dune. A hill or ridge of wind-blown sand. Beach. The shore of a body of water, especially when sandy or pebbly.

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Geological Landforms of the ocean floor

Geological Landforms of the ocean floor. Vocabulary Continental shelf Continental slope Mid-ocean ridge Rift zone Trenches Ocean basin. Main Idea : Geological landforms of the ocean floor can be identified using diagrams and illustrations. Lesson 2. Continental shelf.

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Cross-Section Analysis

Cross-Section Analysis. metr2413 April 2, 2004. Cross-Section Analysis. Illustrates the vertical structure of the atmosphere (2D vs 1D) Compliments horizontal analyses to help diagnose three-dimensional structure Helps to determine the location of jets, fronts and other stable layers.

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Earthquake Safety

Earthquake Safety. How Earthquakes Cause Damage. Shaking from seismic waves can do severe damage to buildings S waves cause the most severe damage. Local Soil Conditions. Loose soil shakes more violently than rock The thicker the layer of soil, the more violent the shaking. Liquefaction.

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November 4

November 4. When and why did daylight savings begin?. November 5. Draw the pie graph with the appropriate percentages of specific gases in the atmosphere . . Gas A. Gas C. Gas B. November 6.

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LANDSLIDES!!!!!

LANDSLIDES!!!!!. What is a landslide. A landslide is when a chunk of earth falls down a steep slope it can be made of dirt, rocks or debris . Where do landslides happen. Landslide can occur anywhere there is a slope and unsound land

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Gilgit Agency Northern Areas

Tajikistan. China. Gilgit Agency Northern Areas. NWFP. AJK. AFGHANISTAN. FATA. Punjab. Balochistan. IRAN. INDIA. SINDH. Arabian Sea. Gilgit. Chitral. Peshawar. Islamabad. Rawalpindi. Sialkot. Gujranwala. Lahore. Faisalabad. Quetta. Multan. Hyderabad. Gwadar. Karachi.

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Erosion

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Patterns of Responding on Schedules of Reinforcement

Patterns of Responding on Schedules of Reinforcement. The Cumulative Record. 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 . Key measure of behavior: rate of responding. Cumulative Responses. This is the number of responses a subject makes in a period of time, like 1 minute. Time.

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4.3. Elasticities of supply

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