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Microbiology Lab Report
Jenkins, Megan Lab I. Centers for Disease Control Morbidity and Mortality: Malaria- * A mosquito-borne disease * Caused by parasite * Symptoms include fever, chills, flu-like illness * Can cause death * Only 63 outbreaks in between 1957-2011 in the United States * There is still a high risk of
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Microbiology Task 4
Microbiology Lab August 5, 2013 WGU Microbiology When there is no oxygen present fermentation occurs and this is the production of ATP. During this experiment S. cerevisiae and S epidermis were used. My S cerevisiae fermented all 3 carbohydrates used. Glucose (AG) Fructose (AG) Mannitol (-) My S. epidermis Glucose
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Microeconimics Analysis
(a) Figure 1 is an indicator of downward trend. The scatter plot clearly shows that when time is moving forward, dividend tends to decline. Also, from the SAS output (figure 2), we can use the statistics to test the null hypothesis that it does not have a downward trend. Thus
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Microorganisms Case
Microorganisms The discussion today is microbial genetics. Modifying science for the benefit of society. I want to discuss the purpose and uses of genetically engineered microbes. First, genetic engineering involves the manipulation of an organism's DNA. This technology is used with microbes, plants, animals, and used to modify crops for
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Microscope
What is the lowest power objective? 4X What is the highest power objective? 100X 3. Which part of the microscope did you use to raise and lower the stage? COARSE FOCUS 4. Which part of the microscope did you use to move the specimen? COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB Lab Study C:
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Microscopes
Name: Denise VanWinkle BIOL-110-601 Microscopes-Lab Report Sheet Exercise 1 – Parts of the Microscope Lab Study A: Parts of the Compound Microscope 1. EYE PIECE 8. LIGHT SOURCE 2. ARM 9. DIAPHRAGM 4. COAXIL STAGE CONTROLS 11. STAGE CLIPS 5. COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB 12. STAGE 6. FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOB 13.
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Microscopes Lab Procedure
Microscopes Introduction The development of the microscope is arguably one of the most important events in modern biology. Using the microscope we have been able to see the structure of plants, animals, and cells. Microscopes are used by biologists in many disciplines, genetics, microbiology, ecology, and medicine. In fact, without
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Microwave Optics - Thin Film Interference
Aim In this experiment, we aim to: (a) determine the refractive index n of a polymer slab from its constructive and destructive thin-film microwave interference; and (b) determine the lattice constant a of an array of thin copper rods from its Bragg diffraction of the incident microwave. Introduction Thin Film
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Microwaves and Nuclear Energy - Grannie, Radiation and the Microwave
Grannie, Radiation and The Microwave William A. Hart Jr. Kaplan online Grannie, The Bomb AND The Microwave In this paper, I will try to explain to my Grandma Pauline the difference between the waves that are used in a microwave oven and the wild nuclear radiation she fears. Grandma Pauline
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Midterm Nats 1775 Review
Midterm review Format 5 multiple choice 5 matching 1 section with definitions 2 sections on short question answers * Sociological Imagination – when you connect social issues with personal problems. Ex. Connection between one individual and the society such as stereotyping (association with Jane and Finch area and people from
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