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    Place Des Fetes

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    African filmmaker Oliver Schmitz’s "Place des Fêtes"‚ a povertous musician dying on a street corner meets the great love of his life. Easily one of "Paris Je T’aime"’s most tragic short tales‚ Schmitz’s unfulfilled love story spoke to me as one of the best films of "Paris Je T’aime"‚ perhaps even one of the greatest short films I’d seen yet. We begin on the engraved walls of the obelisk outside of the titular Place des Fêtes. As the camera moves downward‚ we come upon the fatigued face of our strangely

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    West Nile Virus

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    West Nile Virus Summertime‚ without doubt is the best season for students‚ the mood that it brings along with it‚ is the time that most people treasure. However‚ as we go along and having wonderful time in this period‚ it is very important that we remain healthy and safe. The season not only brings the things we obviously expect‚ but also has been associated with viruses which can cause various diseases. People who enjoy themselves along the lakes and rivers should keep in mind of the threatening

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    Tobacco Mosaic Virus

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    Carla Martinez Plants/Microbes Dr. Scwhab TMV Hosts for Tomatoe Mosaic Virus include tobacco‚ tomato‚ and other solanaceous plants. TMV enters the plant cell through minor wounds. The virus can also contaminate seed coats‚ and the plants germinating from these seeds can become infected. Once TMV enters the cell‚ the virus particles disassemble in an organized manner to expose the TMV RNA. The virus RNA is positive-sense‚ or "+ sense"‚ and serves directly as a messenger RNA (mRNA) that is translated

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    Ebola Lethal Virus

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    November 4‚ 2013 Ebola‚ The Lethal Virus Ebola has made its mark on the world over the past three decades. Since the first Ebola outbreak in 1976‚ numerous countries have come together in order to solve the mystery of the history of Ebola. Within a matter of days of symptoms presenting‚ the victims die an unimaginable death. Ebola is one of the most lethal viruses known to man with only one in every ten infected surviving (1). Key factors in understanding Ebola

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    Influenza Virus Essay

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    Descriptions Influenza Virus (Bird-Human) transmission Influenza viruses have viral envelopes covering their protein capsids. The virus envelopes are derived from host cell membrane and viral glycoprotein. Functionally‚ viral envelopes are essential for entry into host cells. lipids are involve in attachment ‚signaling‚ replication and budding processes. During transmission even if the virus transmit from eukaryotic to eukaryotes cells the attachment of virus to the host cell may be different

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    Ebola Virus Disease

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    Ebola Virus- A Detailed Study Ebola Virus is the newest virus which has become epidemic in West Africa and it is being that it is spreading throughout the world as people coming from that region are becoming carriers of the virus. Going into the history if this virus‚ this virus was first detected in 1976‚ when it occurred simultaneously in the regions of Nzada‚ Sudan and Yambuku in Democratic Republic of Congo. It got its name from the Ebola River that flowed near the Yambuku village. As

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    Zika virus Zika is probably the most talked about virus of 2015-2016. After all‚ it was being spread during the Olympics in Rio‚ Brazil. Zika is carried by mosquitos. It is called the Aedes mosquito. Zika can cause fever‚ it can give you a rash‚ Joint pain and red eyes which can last for days. Zika can’t just infect you by touching you‚ it has to go through your immune system. The immune system is your body’s defense system against viruses. The immune system is not easy for viruses to get

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    Zika Virus Essay

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    The Zika virus has been calamitous outbreak which effects had reached all corners of the world. The Zika virus is transmitted by a species of mosquitoes named Aedes aegypti that are vectors‚ organisms that transfer diseases from one organism to another. The disease has created mass hysteria as it was hypothesized for Zika causing birth defects in children when mothers contract the disease from the mosquito while pregnant. The virus’s symptoms include rash‚ fever‚ and joint pain. One proposed solution

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    Human papilloma virus

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    characteristics‚ basic properties and medical importance of the virus The human papilloma virus‚ a member of the family Papillomaviridae‚ is an agent that causes Human Papillomavirus infections that affect skin and mucous membranes. This group of viruses includes more than 100 different strains or types and more than 30 of these viruses are sexually transmitted. HPV can infect the genital areas of both women and men and is a virus specific to humans. This includes the vulva in women‚ the cervix

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    feeling accepted. Often individuals have differences that can create feelings such as seclusion and isolation from people and places. This sense of alienation is shown throughout Tim Winton’s short stories ‘Big World’ and ‘Aquifer’ from a collection entitled “The Turning” and also from the Tropfest short film “Missing Her” directed by Micheal Weisler. Both Winton and Weisler‚ use literary and visual techniques to explore the ideas and feelings of belonging and not belonging. ‘Big World’ gives the

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