1. Com positions of cells & fibers in L.C.T.
2. The structure and function of fibroblast.
3. The structure and function of macrophage.
4. The difference of three fibers of L.C.T.
5. Please preview blood and bone.
Compare the anatomical and physiological features of the respiratory system of a bovine and that of an avian.
Explain why avian species are more prone to respiratory diseases than other animals.
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2. A Mutation occurs when a DNA gene is damaged or changed in such a way as to alter the genetic message carried by that gene. A Mutagen is an agent of substance that can bring about a permanent alteration to the physical composition of a DNA gene such that the genetic message is changed. However, some mutations are spontaneous. Do the necessary research and discuss:
(i) What do we mean by mutations being spontaneous. (1)
(ii) Further discuss how the following can lead to mistakes at the time of DNA
replication (a) A base analogy (b) Nitric acid (c) UV light. (9)
(iii) Discuss the types of mutations under the following headings giving an example in each case: Silent Mutations, Non- Synonymous Mutations, Chromosomal mutations, and DNA Non-coding region Mutations (10)
1. Compare the anatomical and physiological features of the respiratory system of a bovine and that of an avian.
2. Explain why avian species are more prone to respiratory diseases than other animals
describe the sensory pathway that was activated when we submerged our hand in cold water (ice bucket) this question requires clear and discriptive explanation of physiological pathways
Draw a schematic diagram of the spinothalamic pathway and annotate it by indicating where and how the different drugs (Aspirin,Morphine and Lidocaine)
QUESTION 5: PAIN
Draw a schematic diagram of the spinothalamic pathway and annotate it by indicating where and how the different drugs work. (10)
What is similar about epithelial ans muscle tissue?
A. WHETHER THE PROTEINS ARE INSIDE OR OUTSIDE OF THE CELLS
B. WHAT TYP OF PEOTEINA ARE PRESENT
C. WHAT SIZE THE CELLS ARE
D. HOW CLOSE THE CWLLA ARE TO EACH OTHER