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Where does protein modification occur? - ANSWER Proteins are modified in the endoplasmic reticulum - Disulphide bonds (reinforce conformation) and glycosylation occurs (adding sugar) • Has a major effect on function of protein - Further modification occurs in the golgi • Resulting in a fully functional protein Adding small molecules can add extra functions to proteins (e.g. Haemoglobin) How are proteins controlled? - ANSWER - This protein control is done by Phosphorylation Activation...

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keller arthroplasty is characterized as [...] & is therefore a [...] procedure. removal of base of proximal phalanx ; joint-destructive procedure what was the original keller arthroplasty? what is the standard now? what is the existing problem with the current standard? original: resected 1/2 of base of proximal phalanx current standard: resection of 1/3rd problem: removing the abductor tendon, adductor tendon & FHB tendon removes stability & the pressor effect from the FH...

In general, mold modifications are as follows: - Venting affects lows, damping the midrange and horn effects boost highs. Basic verification involves: - checking MCL and UCL in quiet and noise. Sound field is - a controlled environment The configuration and height of the tympanogram can be a factor in deciding the proper matrix for the fitting of a hearing aid: - A high Type A tells us to decrease the output by 2-3 dB You cannot use feedback checks when - checking the telephone coil ...

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Praxis 5155 Latest Update Graded A+ scientific observation A method of testing a hypothesis by unobtrusively watching and recording participants' behavior in a systematic and objective manner - in a natural setting, in a laboratory, or in searches of archival data. scientific hypothesis a possible and testable answer to a scientific question or explanation of what scientists observe in nature scientific experiment procedure that tests a hypothesis by collecting information under co...