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Low Density Lipoproteins Coronary Heart Disease
1,569 words
For years, cholesterol has been a major concern
for millions of people around the world. This fear
of cholesterol has led to many consultations with
specialists like physicians and nutritionists. It
seems that there is a great misconception about
this molecule. A majority of the population is
conscious of the harm that it can cause, but they
are not aware that it has pertinent values to our
body. There are two major forms that cholesterol
comes in: 1) low density lipoprotein, which is
generally ...
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Blood Sugar Levels Grolier Electronic Publishing
1,280 words
Hypoglycemia is a condition in which the amount of
sugar in the blood drops to an abnormally low
level. It occurs in association with a number of
diseases and can affect anyone. Blood sugar, more
formally known as glucose, is the fuel all cells
in your body uses for heat and energy
(Hypoglycemia, (Low Blood Sugar) ). Glucose is
produced by the breakdown of glycogen, a
pancreatic hormone that tends to raise sugar in
the blood. Glucose enters the cells of your body
through insulin. Insulin is what...
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Needles And Syringes Injection Site
1,178 words
There is much debate surrounding the question of
whether injectable steroids are more or less
effective and safe than oral steroids. It is
suggested that the oral steroids, which have a
special " 17 -? alkyl ated" chemical structure
making them active orally and more difficult for
the liver to break down, may be more toxic to the
liver. In addition, these oral steroids are
subject to "first pass metabolism' meaning the
liver is exposed to the drug at its highest
concentration immediately after i...
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Anabolic Steroids Prostate Gland
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Anabolic steroids are synthetic compounds
formulated to be like the male sex hormone
testosterone. Many athletes use anabolic steroids
male and female alike, such as body builders,
weightlifters, baseball players, football players,
swimmers, and runners. They do so because they
mistakenly believe that In a male testosterone is
released by the leading cells in the testes. The
testosterone has two main functions androgenic and
anabolic. Androgenic is the development of male
sex characteristics. An...
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Anabolic Steroids Muscle Mass
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If someone guaranteed you amazing results in the
weight room with minimal effort by just taking a
pill would you take it? You probably would! But,
if you knew that these pills could potentially
knock 20 years off your life. Would you take it
then? You would be suprised to find out how many
people would answer yes to that question. In the
past three decades, steroids have become a serious
problem, more than ever in the athletic field. It
is reported that over 3 million athletes and
bodybuilders a...
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Anabolic Steroids Androgenic Steroids
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All about Steroids Understanding steroid Steroids
nature Steroids that are used by athletes are the
artificial form of testosterone, a human hormone
released by the body to stimulate and maintain the
male sexual organs. Testosterone is called a male
hormone since it is produced in men in large
quantities compared to the quantity produced in
women (Mishra, 1 - 2). Hormones that are produced
by the testes and the adrenal gland in men and
ovaries and adrenal gland in women contains
certain kind of ...
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Td Tr Tr Td Td Td
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Alcohol Dependence: Comprehension and Application.
Outline the physiological effects of alcohol
consumption, both short-term and Long-term: Short
Term: The immediate effect of alcohol consumption
is the alteration of mood. It may be surprising to
discover that though it makes people feel a sense
of euphoria, happiness and relaxation, it is
in-fact, a depressant. The direct result of
alcohol in the bloodstream causes impairment of
motor co-ordination and suppresses central nervous
system activity...
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Fatty Acids Blood Glucose
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... C, and under goes the reactions as described
above. The oxidation of FAs yields significantly
more energy per carbon than carbohydrates;
b-oxidation of one mole of oleic acid (18 -carbon
FA) yields 146 moles of ATP; ~ 441 molecules,
compared with 114 moles from 18 glucose carbon
atoms. Net reaction: Each reaction is specific to
the length of the carbon backbone of the fat
involved; the overall reaction for the b-oxidation
of politic acid (palmitoyl-CoA) may be written as
follows: C 16 -S CoA...
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Amino Acids Blood Pressure
945 words
I work at a restaurant in Ithaca. In this
restaurant we also cater. I recently catered a
frat party and was astonished with all the alcohol
that such a small number of people had consumed in
less then two hours. I understand that in social
gatherings, which may include alcohol, are for the
most part a time to kick back and relax from our
regular grind. However, for potential alcoholics
this lifestyle may present a problem. This is
because drinking leads certain people a step
farther down the roa...
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H 2 O 2 O 2
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Purpose - The purpose of this lab is to use a
chemical titration to measure and them calculate
the rate of conversion of hydrogen peroxide (H 2 O
2) to water and oxygen gas using the enzyme
catalase. Hypothesis - The rate of
enzymatically-catalyzed reactions can be
determined by taking time reactions at different
time intervals. When the rates are plotted on a
graph, the rate of the reaction is the slope of
the linear portion of the curve. To determine a
rate, any two points on the straight-line...
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Major League Baseball Testosterone Levels
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Mark McGwire of the St. Louis Cardinals steps to
the plate as the Major League season of 1998 is
winding down. McGwire, who has been chasing the
single season home run record, has sixty home
runs. One more will tie him with Roger Maris, the
all time single season home run record holder.
McGwire awaits the pitch from the opposing
pitcher. Its a little outside, ball one. He steps
out of the batters box to regain composure. He
wipes the sweat from his brow and steps in for
pitch number two. This pi...
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Muscle Fibers Muscle Tissue
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The True Side Effects f Sterid's What, exactly,
are sterid's? Usually called arabic sterid's, they
are synthetic substances similar in chemical
structure t the home test sterne. Test sterne is
free called the male sex home, but females price
it t. In bth sexes, test sterne prices the growth
f skeletal muscles, the muscles that are connected
t the skeleton and enable a person t me. The
muscle-growing property f test sterne is called
its arabic effect. In males, test sterne surges
car twice in lif...
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infected With Hiv
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WhatBloodbourne Pathogens Bloodborne Pathogens
What are Bloodborne Pathogens? Bloodborne
Pathogens are pathogenic microorganisms that can
eventually cause disease. They are found in human
blood and other bodily fluids such as synovial
fluid, semen, vaginal secretions, cerebrospinal
fluid and any other fluid that mixes or has
contact with blood. The bloodborne pathogens are
pathogenic, which means they are disease causing,
and they are also microorganisms, which means that
they are very small so ...
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Abscess Is Formed Amebic Dysentry Liver
397 words
Digestive Disorders Amebic Dysentry is a disorder
in which there is an accumulation of pus located
in the liver. This is usually caused by an
internal parasite or organism. When dealing with
this liver disease there are a few symptoms to
look out for. Jaundice, which is something that
will make your skin and eyes go yellow is a
symptom of Amebic Dysentry. Other symptoms to look
out for are chills, a high fever, sweating,
diarrhea, loss of appetite, weight loss, abdominal
pain, possible joint pai...
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Hydrogen Peroxide Test Tube
320 words
How does this Enzyme effect on this Biochemical
Reaction? Purpose: The purpose of this lab was to
discover the effects that certain enzymes have on
chemical reactions. Were studying organic
chemistry specifically, cells and proteins. The
building blocks for proteins are enzymes and what
better way to understand how they work than to
watch them catalyze a reaction. Hypothesis: None
really, just that we predict reactions in all of
the test tubes except in test tube four where you
sprinkle sand int...
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H 2 O Amino Acids
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Functions Of The Digestive And Kidney Systems
Functions Of The Digestive And Kidney Systems Of
The Body 1. You eat a hot dog, leave the bun,
describe the physiological response to the
increased food in your stomach. Food inters the
stomach and it increases the pH and H+ decreases
thus the stomach get more basic. The stomach walls
are also stretched. Chemoreceptors and stretch
receptors detect the change in pH and the stretch
on the walls. Nerve impulses travel to the sub
mucosal plexus this stim...
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Hepatitis B Body Piercing
545 words
Imagine Hepatitis B Hepatitis B Imagine that one
morning you wake up feeling very tired and weak.
Your sick to your stomach, have a high fever, and
on top of all of that, your stools, eyes, skin and
urine have all become a yellowish tint. You figure
that it will go away on it? s own and that it is
really no big deal at all. But lately you have
been feeling very tired and not had the appetite
you usually hold. You then go to a doctor to see
what? s wrong, and how he can stop this very
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Organ Donation Organ Donor
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INTRODUCTION /ATTENTION STEP A. 1. Imagine that a
loved one has just been severely injured in a car
accident. 2. The injuries include brain trauma,
broken bones, but most notably, a loss of two
pints of blood, that your friend is in desperate
need of. 3. Coincidentally your blood type
matches. 4. Picture yourself at the scene of the
accident. 5. Put yourself in the hospital waiting
room, anticipating news from the doctors, hoping
that your friend will survive. 6. What would you
say when the doct...
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One Of The Most Common Amino Acids
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Genet Phenylketonuria: Pku Danielle Woods Genet
351, K. Owens Research paper Phenylketonuria: PKU
Phenylketonuria also known as PKU once had
irrevocable and detrimental damage to the people
it effected. Babies that were born with the
genetic disorder were certain to suffer from
severe mental retardation and behavioral disorders
because no one knew what was causing the symptoms.
Until 1934 when a biochemist and doctor named A.
Following from Norway discovered the disease
through urine testing. (M...
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Isn T Doesn T
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Who was Prometheus 2 Prometheus Who was
responsible for bring fire to mankind, who was
chained to the top of a mountain and had his liver
devoured by an eagle every night? The answer:
Prometheus. This god was part of a mighty group of
gods called Titans. The poet Hesoid described
Prometheus as a trickster, and a troublemaker.
Aeschylus described Prometheus as a tragic hero.
Many plays have been written about Prometheus,
including Prometheus. Prometheus was a cunning,
intelligent being. During th...
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