B.7.6 Compare Competitive Inhibition and Non-Competitive Inhibition- Part 2
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B.7.3 Describe the Relationship between Substrate Concentration and Enzyme Activity
IB Chemisry optional objective B.7.3, Biochemistry, more specifically, enzymes, more specifically, look at the title. Take note of the Note at the end 🙂
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B.7.1 Describe the characteristics of biological catalysts (enzymes)
IB Chemistry Optional Objective Biochemistry
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B.7.2 Compare inorganic catalysts and biological catalysts
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B.7.5 Describe Enzyme Action
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FLUORIDEGATE the Film is a new documentary film that reveals the tragedy of how the United States government, industry, and trade associations protect and promote a policy known to cause harm to our country and especially to small children who suffer more than any other segment of the population. While the basis of their motivation remains uncertain. The outcome is crystal clear: fluoridation policy is destroying our nation. An American TRAGEDY ! This information relates to Canada and any other Country that continues to artificially fluoridate their community and city water supplies. http://www.fluoridegate.com http://www.fluoridegate.com http://www.fluoridegate.com Special Thanks to: Boyd Haley PhD, Professor Emeritus University of Kentucky Robert Carton PhD, Retired Scientist US EPA J. William Hirzy PhD, Adjunct Professor American University William L. Marcus PhD, EPA | Senior Science Advisor-retired Stephen M. Kohn, Attorney National Whistleblower Center Yolanda Whyte MD, Pediatrician Daniel Stockin, The Lillie Center Reverend Gerald L. Durley, Providence Missionary Baptist Church Roger D. Masters PhD, Professor Emeritus Dartmouth College Chris Nidel, Attorney Nidel Law, PLLC Jeffrey L. Green, National Director Citizens for Safe Drinking Water Producer and Director -- Dr. David Kennedy DDS: Dr. Kennedy is the Past President of the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. His BA is in Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology from the University of Kansas (1967) and his ...
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Covers the IB objectives on Nutrients from the Human Biochemistry option.
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January 16, 2013 11:55 AM
DARTMOUTH Researchers in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry recently received a $339,000 Major Research Instrument award for the acquisition of a 400 MHz Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectrometer, a primary means of characterizing chemical structures. The spectrometer represents a big step forward in the department's ability to perform research, train students and attract new faculty.
From researching botulism antidotes to studying the health effects of cranberries, this instrument will impact nearly all chemistry and biochemistry projects.
Dr. Bal Ram Singh, director of the Botulinum Research Center, will use the spectrometer to determine the structure of botulism antidotes being developed from natural compound libraries, while Dr. Sivappa Rasapalli will use it for method development in organic synthesis in other words, he looks for new ways to produce natural products and their derivatives as potential pharmaceuticals.
The spectrometer will also facilitate the work of Dr. David Manke, who will use the NMR to characterize inorganic compounds his lab produces. Specifically, his lab synthesizes inorganic molecules and solids to be applied to the capture and activation of carbon dioxide.
The spectrometer will benefit two professors conducting cranberry health research. Dr. Catherine Neto, director of the Cranberry Health Research Center, will use the NMR to characterize cranberry plant compounds that have potential use as antimicrobials, antioxidants and anti-cancer agents. Dr. Maolin Guo, co-director of the Cranberry Health Research Center, will use the spectrometer to characterize molecular imaging sensors developed in his lab that can study the activity of cranberry antioxidants in live cells.
The instrument will also be useful for Drs. Emmanuel Ojadi, Donald Boerth, Yuegang Zuo, and Showei Cai in Chemistry, Drs. Sankha Bhomwick and Chen-Lu Yang in Engineering as well as Dr. Brian Dixon at Massachusetts Maritime Academy.
The award was granted under the leadership of principal investigator (PI) Maolin Guo and co-PIs David Manke, Catherine Neto, Emmanuel Ojadi and Sivappa Rasapalli.
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It sis a personal relationship that defines your spirit.
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This is 40 actress Megan Fox reveals her surprising spirituality and her fears of stardom with Esquire magazine, explaining that she began speaking in tongues at the young age of 8.
During the interview, Fox explains her inability to trust since shooting into stardom. Esquire writer Stephen Marchie notes that when Fox read about the New York nanny who murdered two children it prompted her to fire her own who was there to help her tend to the night feedings for her three month old son, Noah.
On the cover of Esquire, Fox dons a bra and underwear showing off her always sexy figure. She explains that her previous roles in such films as Transformers did nothing for her personality as it only portrayed her as a sex-symbol. I felt powerless in that image," she explains. "I didn't feel powerful. It ate every other part of my personality, not for me but for how people saw me, because there was nothing else to see or know. That devalued me. Because I wasn't anything. I was an image. I was a picture. I was a pose."
Touching base on spirituality, Fox notes she has read the entire book of Revelations, noting her own spiritual beliefs. According to Us Weekly, Fox attended the Pentecostal Church in Tennessee where she explains she began speaking in tongues at the age of eight.
She states, The energy is so intense in the room that you feel like anything can happen. They're going to hate that I compare it to this, but have you ever watched footage of a Santeria gathering or someone doing voodoo? You know how palpable the energy is? Whatever's going on there, it's for real."
She adds, "I've seen people be healed. Even now, in the church I go to, during Praise and Worship I could feel that I was maybe getting ready to speak in tongues, and I'd have to shut it off because I don't know what that church would do if I started screaming out in tongues in the back."
Fox discusses her believe in aliens, the loch ness monster and more in the February issue of Esquire.
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New Delhi, Jan. 16 -- Spirituality is both 'a science of being' and 'an art of living'. As the science of spirit, spirituality not only differentiates the 'physical body' from the 'sentient being or soul', but also delineates the supremacy of soul over the senses. Spirituality delves deep and depicts the true identity of 'inner self' as a microscopic sentient point of divine light located somewhere between and behind the eye brows. It subtly conveys that all human beings are basically 'spiritual beings' with 'human experiences'.
After taking successive births in the mundane body, nature, community and society, the soul's reserve of latent positive energy gets expended and gradually depletes. And its original nature undergoes change from pure to impure and from positive to negative.
To save humanity from further degeneration, spiritual masters come to promote the practice of spirituality and to popularise it as an art of living. Prajapita Brahma, the corporeal founder of the Brahma Kumaris institution was one such spiritual leader.
He lived and taught spirituality by his own actions to bring positive change and peace in the lives of thousands of people. He created leaders, not followers.
Enlightened by a series of divine visions and godly revelations in the late 1930s, he underwent spiritual empowerment as a strong tool to arrest moral and ethical degeneration in society. Thereby, he set in motion the law of anti-entropy in the lives of people who embraced spirituality as a way of life and became empowered.
His teachings remind us to remain in consciousness and in search of peace, love and happiness. It enhances the quality and quantum of positive energy self-enabling you to experience harmony. It brings balance between material and moral and makes life blissful.
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NASA's decision to buy an inflatable new room for the International Space Station may push the module's builder commercial spaceflight company Bigelow Aerospace one step closer to establishing its own private stations in orbit.
Last week, NASA announced that it will pay $17.8 million for the Nevada-based company's Bigelow Expandable Activity Module(BEAM), which will be affixed to the huge orbiting lab as a technology demonstration.
NASA and Bigelow will discuss the deal during a media event Wednesday (Jan. 16) in North Las Vegas, where the company is headquartered. BEAM could help prove out the viability of inflatable crew habitats, potentially jump-starting Bigelow's ambitious plans in low-Earth orbit and, perhaps, on the surface of the moon.
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Bigelow Aerospace was founded in 1999 by Robert Bigelow, who made his fortune in real estate and finance. He also owns the Budget Suites of America hotel chain, for example. [Photos: Bigelow's Inflatable Space Station Idea]
Bigelow Aerospace specializes in expandable habitats, which launch in a compact form and then inflate upon reaching space. The company says expandable modules offer greater on-orbit volume and better protection against radiation and micrometeoroid strikes than traditional "tin can" designs can provide.
Inflatable modules were first pursued seriously by NASA, which developed a design called TransHab (short for "Transit Habitat") for possible use on the International Space Station. When Congress cancelled the TransHab program in 2000, Bigelow officials licensed the patents and began adapting the technology for the company's own purposes.
The company's goals are big: to establish private space stationsthat could be used by many different clients for a variety of purposes, from research to tourism.
"We are primarily focused on providing sovereign clients (individual or groups of nations) and companies with the opportunity to lease space and resources aboard our habitats for a broad array of activities, ranging from turn-key astronautics to conducting ground-breaking and lucrative biotech research," Bigelow Aerospace's website states.
"We offer a way for countries to bolster their human spaceflight programs while at the same time reducing their budgets, or for smaller countries that thought human spaceflight was beyond their financial reach to enjoy capabilities that until now only the wealthiest nations have been able to sponsor."
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Turning Dextre into an orbital gas station has the potential to not only save millions of dollars, as it returnsDextre, the Canadian robot companion to the International Space Station's Canadarm2, is currently running through a series of simulations designed to show that it can thwart the best intentions of satellite engineers and perform a task to refuel their creations while in orbit.
Satellites are designed with the full knowledge that, once in orbit, they will remain untouched as they perform their mission and they will eventually run out of fuel and fall back to burn up in the Earth's atmosphere. With this in mind, engineers make them as sturdy as possible, so that they can survive the rigors of launching into orbit, and little thought is given to accessing any parts of the satellite once their mission has begun.
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However, Dextre is trying to show that this doesn't necessarily have to be the fate of an orbiting satellite. The series of experiments that it is performing are to demonstrate that it is capable of gaining access to the fuel cell of any orbiting satellite, carefully and methodically working its way past whatever hardware that might be in the way, refilling the fuel cell, and then putting everything back the way it was so that the satellite can be released to continue on its mission.
Turning Dextre into an orbital gas station has the potential to not only save millions of dollars, as it returns satellites to work that would normally need to be replaced, but also to make Earth-orbit a safer place by preventing these 'out-of-gas' satellites from becoming dangerous space debris that could pose risks to other satellites or the International Space Station.
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Mathieu Caron, from the Canadian Space Agency, goes into more detail about the mission:
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