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Polymorphisms

Polymorphisms. Definitions. Monomorphism : Section of DNA where the nucleotide sequence is the same for everyone in the population. Polymorphism : Section of DNA with at least two common nucleotide sequences ( alleles ) in the population.

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September 12, 2012

September 12, 2012. What is a density-dependent limiting factor? Give an example. What is a density-independent limiting factor? Give an example. September 13, 2012. What are the three types of symbiotic relationships? Give an example for each. Essential Question.

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Dengue

Dengue . Is it important to require Blood Donation screening for this Arboviruses?. Spring, 2010. Dengue Fever Camilla Polk for Ph D., Epidemiology Walden University Environmental Health (PUBH - 8165 - 2) Instructor: Dr. Jalal Ghaemghami. Stakeholders.

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Russia & Europe

Russia & Europe . Sean Bonner Sofi Butnaru Laura Cadena . Central Question. Do you believe nations and empires use one and other as models on how or how not to govern?. Europe: Thirty Years War . Religious Warfare Between Protestant Princes and the Hapsburg Catholic

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Fishes

Fishes. What is a fish?. Aquatic vertebrates that have paired fins, scales, and gills. Of course there are exceptions ? There are approx. 24,000 living species. Questions. What is the function of fins? What is the function of scales? What is the function of gills?. Groups of Fishes.

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Educational Transition 1300-1700

Educational Transition 1300-1700. Educational Transition 1300-1700. The Renaissance and The Reformation. Define the two periods that make up the Transition period Name the Key People and discuss the similarities and differences of their philosophies

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China Open Door Policy

Shanna, Allie, Danielle, Sarah. China Open Door Policy. China's Qing Dynasty began to crumble- nations saw China as a weakened power and demanded trade China Open Door Policy - Initiated by Secretary of State John Hay Issued to Great Britain, Germany, Russia, Japan, France, and Italy

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World events of 2004

World events of 2004. By: Aaron Fauver Class: A2 history . Politics . Presedant of Japan in 2004: Mrs. Sadako Ogata Leader of Italy in 2004: Mario Alberto chiorino Presedant of France in 2004: Nicolas Sarkozy Presedant of China in 2004: Hu Jinao. Economy . Statistics .

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XHOSA

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Wartime Spies

Wartime Spies. By. Bjorn Lervick.

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Jiang Qing and M ao Zedong

Jiang Qing and M ao Zedong. Life as the first lady. 1945.

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Mechanical Energy

Mechanical Energy . By: Joey Luciani, Kris Thomas, Annie Trotta,and Leora Bernard . Explanation. Mechanical energy is an energy where anything is moving an example is a hamster spinning a wheel . Example 1.

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Surrealism

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Senses

Senses. Alex Wiemann. Sensory Receptors. Eye Anatomy. Rhodopsin. Retinal pigment that senses light Part of the system that changes light photons into electrical signals that can be processed by the brain. Resources. http://www.med.upenn.edu/cpob/images/ eye_anat.jpg

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Homework

Homework. Read the two brief summaries of the Enlightenment from the website (see links below) and answer the following questions. What are the origins of the Enlightenment? How did the process of thinking in the Enlightenment differ from previous periods?

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ANDREAS VESALIUS

ANDREAS VESALIUS. Byron Meighen Born : 1514 Died : 1564. History. Life: Born in Brussels Facts: The woodcuts that were made to illustrate his books outlasted him by four hundred years. Education: he studied at the universities of Pairs, P adua, and Louvain Work: professor.

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Sources: britannica/EBchecked/topic/184077/electroweak-theory

Steven Weinberg. Electromagnetic Force: Over 10 million times stronger than the weak force Acts over great distances. Weak Force: Acts over distances smaller than the nucleus. Electroweak Theory: Weak and electromagnetic forces are just two parts of the same force

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