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The drug warfarin is an anticoagulant that is used after heart surgery to inhibit blood coagulation and diminish the risk of forming dangerous clots. This drug has a very narrow
therapeutic index (i.e. concentration in plasma at which drugs is inhibits major clot formation, but does not prevent basal levels of clotting in response to injury). In plasma, the drug is highly protein bound with 99% found bound to various serum proteins. Individuals on this drug who are exposed to high levels of Polychlorinated Benzene (PCB) pesticides, such as DDT, can suffer severe and life threatening bleeding episodes, where their blood is unable to clot in response to minor injuries. Provide a likely explanation of how PCB exposure could increase the activity of this drug, resulting in an enhanced risk of excessive bleeding episodes (limit 5-6 sentences).
1. How many total base pairs are in all the mammalian genes? 2. What proportion (%) of the total genome does this represent? 3. What is the probability that a random mutation will occur in any given gene?
what is the main component of the cell wall of the protista kingdom between all three types of
In a maternity ward, four babies become accidentally mixed up. The ABO blood types of the four babies are known to be O, A, B, and AB. If a mother is type O and the father is type B, what are the potential blood types of their offspring?
All rod photoreceptors use glutamate as their neurotransmitter. All respond to light by decreasing the amount of neurotransmitter released. In some cases this causes hyperpolarization of bipolar cell membranes and in other cases it results in depo..
BtsCI is a restriction enzyme that recognizes and cuts at the following site CCATCCC?ATGG Would this digest produce a blunt or sticky end? The cleavage site is between the C and ATGG as shown about with an insert symbol indicating where it ..
In parakeets, two genes control feather color. One of the genes determines whether a yellow pigment is made, and the other determines whether a blue pigment is made.
How will the signaling of a neuron be affected if the voltage- gated sodium channels open at a more negative membrane potential? How will the excitability of a neuron be affected by sodium channels that open at more positive membrane potentials?
Recognize precisely which areas of the living human brain are most active in participants who are trying to solve a mathematical problem.
In moist temperate environments like New England, most plants are C3 plants. Describe what would happen to plant growth during a long summer drought in Central Massachusetts.
Research the history, examples, causes, impacts ancftthical issues surrounding the subject. Be sure to understand the arguments being used by all parties. There may be more than 2 sides of the issue.
What central nervous system structure forms late in fetal development and is necessary for maintaining body temperature?
q1. a series of enzymes catalyze reaction xgtygtzgta. product a binds to the enzyme that converts x to y at a position
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