NO PLAGARISM NO AI NO CHAT GPT OR I WILL REFUND RIGHT AWAY! All information and articles that you can only use are below. Do not find information anywhere else. I only need 1 slide done! My slide is: Discuss the reported lapses of prevention of infectious disease in the dental setting Please add a picture in there if you can! Please follow everything that i have shown for you. Do not make this complicated!
Topic Overview: Multi-photon or two-photon excitation - what is that? (writing below is ~160 words) You can do 1,200 words. For microscopic applications, Dr. Webb discovered and he is the pioneer. When you concentrate high energy of coherent (basically laser) light, excitation of fluorescent molecules can be achieved with 2X longer wavelengths (i.e. green fluorescence protein can be excited with 488nm and emission (fluorescence) is peaked around 509nm, but with two-photon excitation, you can achieve the excitation with a near-IR beam (over 920nm). So, what is the advantage of two (or multi)-photon? This is because longer wavelengths of coherent light can penetrate deeper into the tissues. When we apply something to clinical settings (let's imagine to kill tumors), the light has to reach there. Here is the newest endoscopy approved by a microscopic company, Olympus, https://www.olympusamerica.com/press-release/2023-05-02/olympus-announces-fda-clearance-new-endoscopy-system-and-compatible. Although no FDA-approved endoscopes with multi-photon, this Olympus' approved endoscopes can handle red dichromatic imaging. I gave an overview of what the paper should be about. The next page shows a breakdown of the parts of the paper; title; Let’s focus on endoscopy and multi-photon or two photon, keywords (3-5 words), Abstract (250 words maximum), and (main text: maximum 1200 words, but must be exactly 25 references using sources only from ScienceDirect.com). _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ [title; Let’s focus on endoscopy and multi-photon or two photon] Name Department of Biology key words (3~5 words) Abstract (250 words maximum) (main text: maximum 1200 words, 25 references)
Pollution occurs when compounds are introduced into environments where they are not normally found. Pollution seems like an easy concept but when you apply the Law of Conservation, you see that all chemicals and compounds occurring in our semi-closed system (Earth) remain inside this system. As humans pull them out of the earth these compounds change forms. As the compounds are used in our electronics or infrastructure, they break down and often become more and more difficult to get rid of. Humans tend to notice them, only, when they become a health or environmental threat to our food or water. Cobalt mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Katanga Province, 2018 For this discussion board, find the letter of your last name and research the topic given. Pay close attention to your sourcing as these are controversial topics with considerable lobbying dollars influencing articles published on the internet. Choose only your most trusted sources and do your reading with an eye toward your body of knowledge from this class. G-R What happened to the water in Flint, MI? How did it happen? How did it get discovered? What is the main environmental and health concern? What can/is being done to fix it?
A) Read the background information in order to answer the discussion board prompts. - Reading for bioethics discussion #1: Read the Preface, Introduction, and Chapters 1 and 2 from Jenner on Trial by TA Kerns (1997): http://philosophycourse.info/jotsite/jot-homepg.htmlLinks to an external site. (Note, if this doesn’t work, search for “Jenner on Trial by TA Kerns) and you should be able to find this) B) Answer the discussion board prompts (due by the beginning of your lab period in which this was assigned) Before each answer, note the question you are answering with the question's number. Your responses should be substantive in nature, usually requiring several sentences to appropriately answer the posed questions (7 points). 1) In your estimation, what are the two most critical ethical questions posed by the author facing vaccine efficacy trials? Briefly explain why you feel this way. 2)One of the big issues with biomedical research that involves human subjects or tissues taken from human subjects is the principle of informed consent whereby the subject involved must be informed of the research, including the risks and potential benefits to medical understanding (including potential profits). What are some of the issues or complications associated with ‘informed’ consent that can make this difficult? Fully describe and explain at least one complication or issue. 3) What is the difference between safety and efficacy? Prior to Jenner’s experiments, how were the safety and efficacy of “variolation” tested? 4) The experiments that Lady Mary Montagu carried out on prisoners and those carried out by Edward Jenner on his 10-month-old son and neighbor’s servants were extremely risky and certainly would not have been allowed today. Ultimately, however, the result was an eventual halt in one of the worst epidemics in European history and a model for protecting the public from other transmissible diseases. Does the greater good of the public outweigh the rights of the individual? 5) Assume that you are on an ethics committee given the responsibility of deciding whether to approve of Jenner’s proposed CowPox inoculation experiments in order to stave off the ongoing smallpox epidemic in London. Remember that SmallPox is a devastating and deadly disease, but also remember the hypotheses and evidence (or lack of) that Jenner has to bring to the committee. 6) In light of the current COVID pandemic, how do you feel the lessons of Jenner might apply to our current situation? What can we learn to help us out? What should we be cautious about? How might you design a clinical trial? What populations should be included in this trial? How do you ensure informed consent?
For this project, you will be working towards creating a PowerPoint that you will present in Week 5. In Week 1, you will complete an activity in lab called "Choose Your Own Path". This activity is designed for you to make decisions about a hypothetical life you might choose for yourself. With each choice that you make, your carbon usage (and thus your contribution to global climate change) is impacted. The goal of this activity is to help demonstrate how your choices in daily life can contribute to the overall warming of the earth. Once you have worked inside the activity, you will submit portions of the presentation each Part as a lab assignment. Part 1: You will choose your path. Part 2: You will write an outline that includes your planned topics. Part 3: You will do research for primary and secondary literature and you will construct your reference slide. Part 4: you will submit your presentation through Turnitin. Part 5: you will present your findings using the PowerPoint presentation that you have created to explain your choices and the resulting impact on your carbon footprint. You will record and submit your assignment through a Studio presentation. The following guidelines can help you as you work on the components of your presentation. Your presentation is to be based on the Choose Your Own Path activity you completed in Week 1. You will use this activity to help you think about and then write about the individual impact you have on the carbon in the Earth’s atmosphere and the changes you can make that might alter that impact over your lifetime. You are expected to have at least 3 independent, reliable, and unbiased scientific sources for this presentation. Two of your sources must be written by scientists (primary literature). These sources are used to support the ideas you present to explain the impact your choices in the Choose Your Own Path assignment had on the world around you. You should incorporate ideas we cover over the term into your work. This includes but is not limited to carbon sequester, photosynthesis, organism relationships, climate change, agricultural practices, and nutrient cycling. Your presentation will: include in-text citations and a reference slide with your sources in APA format be named and saved as FirstLastName_BIO122Project have limited quotations (no more than 1-2). You must explain the research you do in your own words. include your own interpretation of the scientific concepts we study and apply to the Choose Your Own Path activity. These concepts will be interpreted and explained by you and should then also be cited. You are able to use articles found on Google Scholar and the online library, and your textbook as sources. There is no slide requirement for the presentation. Use the space you need to explain your ideas thoroughly. A good estimate is 8-10 slides. Part 2 A good outline can help you focus your thoughts and more easily construct your final presentation. In Week 1, you worked on the Choose Your Path (CYP) Exercise and decided what potential future choices you might make about your life and your carbon footprint. This week, you will make an outline to help you begin building your presentation for this course. The template PowerPoint provided to you here is designed to help you organize your results from the Choose Your Path (CYP) exercise. in Week 1. You are able to go back and re-do the exercise as many times as you like. Instructions: Review the Course Project Overview then return to this assignment Download the Template PowerPoint Edit the PowerPoint to represent your own results from the Choose Your Path exercise. Upload your outline and watch for feedback from your instructor. Part 3 This week, you will complete Part 3 of your course project. For this portion of your project, you will create a "working" reference slide using APA to format your sources. You must use credible outside research to support your ideas. What sources can be considered as credible? research articles written and peer-reviewed websites registered by government and educational institutions (.gov, .edu) academic databases materials from Google Scholar What sources should be avoided? out-of-date materials posts from social networks (i.e. Facebook) blogs research articles without citations Wikipedia can never be considered as a reliable source of information since it can be edited by anyone (Therefore it is an example of a website that isn't credible). However, it can be used when you are first trying to understand the topic. Moreover, there are lots of further links and references that can be useful when doing research or writing academic papers. Part 4 Final Draft Power point slides
I have a research proposal template that I need help filling out. The title of the research is: "Evaluation of the efficacy of Retama plant compounds by examining the activation of the apoptosis pathway in human ovarian and cervical carcinoma cells." The proposed methodology includes the following steps: Cytotoxicity Assay: To assess the cytotoxic effects of the extracted compounds. Apoptosis and Necrosis Detection: To investigate programmed cell death and necrosis processes. Cell Cycle Analysis: To analyze cell cycle phases and understand the impact of the compounds. Colony Forming Assay: To evaluate the ability of cells to form colonies after treatment. Cell Migration Assay: To study the effects of the compounds on cell motility and migration. Gene Expression: To analyze gene expression changes associated with apoptotic pathways. Proposed timeline: less than three months. I would appreciate it if you could provide a clear and well-structured proposal with detailed steps and a comprehensive explanation of the study's concept. Thank you in advance for your assistance.
I've completed assignments 1 and 2 I did all commands so I'm sending you 2 files there are screenshots with all commands. I just need you to write 4 sentences about commands and results above each screenshot and 1 abstract page make sure you cite them and use references. I'll send the tasks so you can be aware of what's going on
For this Problem Set, we are expanding the movies.pl file to include an additional social_network.pl file. In this file, there are two new predicates, friend_of and liked. As you can imagine, the friend_of predicate builds a small social network among 10 users. The liked predicate indicates which users liked which movies (from the movies.pl file).
Multiple Pattern Matching In this section of the assignment, your end goal is to implement pattern matching based on Burrows- Wheeler Transform. In order to achieve this end goal, there are several smaller modules that you will need to implement. 1. [Computing BWT of a string] In short, BWT is the last column of Burrows-Wheeler Matrix (BWM), where BWM is produced by sorting the collection of every cyclic rotation of the given string. Write a program that computes BWT of an input string. The special symbol ‘$’ comes before any permitted alphabet.
The PDF named Group_Project2_OSCM435 has the instructions to this project. The txt file names Patients inter-arrival time is the data needed. Please let me know if you have any questions.
