Selectivity differences - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Holism - Anthropological perspective that integrates all that is known about human beings and their activities with the result that the whole is understood to be greater than the sum of its parts.. -makes the strange familiar -understanding the whole system of a culture 4 Subfields of Anthropology - -Physical/ Biological Anthropology -Archaeology -Linguistic Anthropology -Cultural Anthropology (* Applied Anthropology is argued as a 5th subfield) Applied Anthropology - -uses...

Instrumental Analysis ACS Exam Questions With Correct Answers What does sensitivity mean? - answerdiscriminate between small differences in concentration What does selectivity mean? - answerdegree which method is free from interference of other species What does detection limit mean? - answermin. concentration/ mass of analyte detected with known confidence level What are the criteria for selecting a method? - answerprecision, bias, sensitivity, detection limit, concentration range, and...

Instrumental Analysis ACS Exam Questions With Correct Answers What does sensitivity mean? - answerdiscriminate between small differences in concentration What does selectivity mean? - answerdegree which method is free from interference of other species What does detection limit mean? - answermin. concentration/ mass of analyte detected with known confidence level What are the criteria for selecting a method? - answerprecision, bias, sensitivity, detection limit, concentration range, and...

Topology and functionally important residues of ABCG2 A monomer of ABCG2 consists of a 655 amino acid protein with a 250 amino acid intracellular N-terminal NBD, an uncharacterized linker region followed by six TMDs and associated intra and extracellular loops. Orange colours indicate where the experimental and predicted topology differ. A number of residues have been identified as significant including glycosylation site (green), stability affecting sites (red) and putative drug binding sit...

Instrumental Analysis ACS Exam Questions With Correct Answers What does sensitivity mean? - answerdiscriminate between small differences in concentration What does selectivity mean? - answerdegree which method is free from interference of other species What does detection limit mean? - answermin. concentration/ mass of analyte detected with known confidence level What are the criteria for selecting a method? - answerprecision, bias, sensitivity, detection limit, concentration range, and...

Analytical Chemistry consists of two types of analysis: - Answer-Qualitative and quantitative There are 2 types of analytical methods: - Answer-Classical and intrumental Newer methods than classical methods for separating and determining chemical species such as chromatographic and electrophoretic techniques, light absorption or emission, mass-to-charge ratio, fluorescence, conductivity, and electrode potential. - Answer-What are instrumental methods To select an analytical method intellige...

What does sensitivity mean? - discriminate between small differences in concentration What does selectivity mean? - degree which method is free from interference of other species What does detection limit mean? - min. concentration/ mass of analyte detected with known confidence level What are the criteria for selecting a method? - precision, bias, sensitivity, detection limit, concentration range, and selecitivity What are the axis for the standard addition method? - absorbance versus sta...

NR565 midterm, week 4 Exam Questions and Answers what makes clopidogrel unique among other P2Y12 inhibitors? - Answer-relies on cytochrome P450 enzyme to convert into active metabolite (CYP2C19) thus requiring this gene to be present to be an effective drug in clot formation Alternatives to clopidogrel - Answer-Brilinta (ticagrelor) or Effient (Prasugrel) because they are not dependent on CYP2C19 genotype Name the 4 medications that REQUIRE pharmacogenetic testing - Answer-Cetuximab, tra...

transducer - devices that convert information in nonelectrical domains to information in electrical domains and the converse detector - mechanical, electrical, or chemical device that identifies, records, or indicates a change in one of the variables in its environment, such as pressure, temperature, electrical charge, electromagnetic radiation, nuclear radiation, particulates, or molecules sensor - the class of analytical devices that are capable of monitoring specific chemical species co...

What is the relationship between fundamental frequencies and harmonics? - F0= lowest freq component of a complex periodic sound; harmonic is a regular and repeating multiple of the f0 In which frequencies and at what intensities are most speech sounds produced? - When applied to speech, the human voice spans a range from about 125Hz to 8khz. 55-65 db Define threshold - "Threshold is defined as the lowest decibel hearing level at which responses occur in at least one half of a series of...