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    Dracunculiasis “Guinea Worm” In Africa it is very difficult to find clean and sanitary essential resources when most resources are already contaminated. One of the most basic necessities a person needs to live is water‚ which can often be contaminated by the larvae of the parasite Dracunculiasis‚ also known as Guinea worm. Although African citizens may be aware of the poor prognosis when infected with Dracunculiasis‚ they are typically unaware of the parasites’ strength. I intend to analyze the

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    The Korowai Tribe from New Guinea permits cannibalism in their culture as a ritual to protect the tribe from the Khakhua (a demon)‚ and this is considered a cultural norm among the tribe. Cultural relativism emphasises that cultures should be respected of their rights and should

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    Guinea Pig Monologue

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    was not expecting to take care of a guinea pig. Two years after my mom died‚ my dad officially introduced his girlfriend- no‚ they are not dating anymore‚ to my brother‚ sister‚ and me. My dad’s ex-girlfriend‚ Jessica‚ had a son and a daughter. Her son‚ Robby‚ loves guinea pigs. Robby bought a guinea pig. As to this‚ after one year of dating‚ Jessica started to live with my family. Since Robby loves guinea pigs‚ he bought one. Robby was excited to have a guinea pig‚ while on the contrary‚ I was annoyed

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    Marsupial Migration and Speciation Between New Guinea and Australia along the Torres Strait Abstract The strait of Torres represents a submerged land bridge separating New Guinea and Australia that opens during periods of glaciation. The flow of genes and migrations occurring in this region during these periods are hypothesized to inhibit speciation in regions directly adjacent in the to strait of Torres. A comparison of four species‚ three endemic to New Guinea: Dasyurus spartacus‚ Planigale novaeguineae

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    Guinea Research Paper

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    Introduction Guinea‚ or The Republic of Guinea‚ is a country located in South Africa that possesses major mineral wealth and agricultural resources‚ making it one of Africa’s potentially richest countries (BBC News‚ 2010). Yet‚ the country is still an undeveloped nation allowing for its people being amongst the poorest in West Africa. Flag of Guinea Background The area that occupies Guinea today once belonged to various West African civilizations such as the Ghana‚ Mali‚ and Songhai Empires

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    Guinea Pigs In Peru

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    (Cuy) which are Guinea Pigs‚ are a big thing in Peru‚ they are a traditional Peruvian meal in Peru. It has been estimated that 65 million Guinea Pigs are consumed in the state of Peru!!! It’s said to have an amazing taste! Peru was officially declared as the world’s biggest producer of cocaine in 2013 by the United Nations. Lots of Wildlife and amazing moments have been experienced and discovered in Peru. Climbing and hiking are the most popular activities! (See picture #! below!) The Amazon River

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    Guinea Pig Ileum

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    concentration of 2.74 x 10-8 M. The Hill coefficient of this curve was 1.237‚ indicating positive cooperativity. A representation of the isotonic contractions of the ileum can be seen in Appendix‚ Figures 1 and 2. Figure 2 illustrates the response of the Guinea Pig ileum through isotonic contractions when a dose of ACh is added into the organ bath with a competitive antagonist. A relationship between response and bath concentration can be identified through the clear sigmoidal formation observed in Figure

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    Guinea Pig Observation

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    Visiting Sr. Research Scientist May 1998 to Dec 1999 Merck and Co. - West Point‚ PA Studied guinea pig’s immune response which produces a very robust T cell response‚ like humans‚ against intracellular pathogens. My duties were to develop guinea pig reagents‚ which are lacking‚ to do molecular immunological studies in the guinea pig animal model in pre-clinical vaccine development. Performed early development work on vaccines to Haemophilus influenza‚ Moraxella catarrhalis

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    Guinea Pig Agonist

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    small intestine‚ initiate contractile activity when an agonist (acetylcholine) is present. The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of a competitive antagonist (atropine) on the muscarinic acetylcholine receptors. Methods: The isolated guinea pig ileum was suspended in an organ bath containing a physiological salt solution (Krebs Solution) in which the temperature was maintained at 37C and was continuously gassed with 5% carbon dioxide in oxygen. The tension changes were recorded using

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    NORTH AMERICAN GUINEA PIG

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    THE NORTH AMERICAN GUINEA PIG presents as a very original and creative psychological drama‚ which also contains some dark humor. The idea of a distraught and desperate man working as a “guinea pig” to test new experimental drugs has merit. The goal for the protagonist is clear and the stakes are personal. The plot is driven more by the emotional goal of the protagonist‚ Tristan‚ to win his family back and to get “control” of his life. The script conveys solid themes about control‚ healing‚ and

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