Article Analysis and Class Presentation and Facilitation There are two parts to this assignment: Article Analysis Class Presentation and Facilitation   For your analysis, you must make use of the following three sources: A sociological journal article from a peer-reviewed academic source published in the last 20 years. This article should serve as the primary basis for your assignment. (The following are examples of peer-reviewed sociology(ish) journals: Journal of Health and Social Behavior; Journal of Consumer Culture; Social Networks; American Sociological Review; Social Forces; Social Problems; Canadian Journal of Sociology; Gender & Society; Information, Communication & Society; Socio-Economic Review; Behavior and Social Issues; Culture Machine; Sociological Theory; Critical Inquiry; Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies; Journal of Race, Ethnicity and Politics; Equality, Diversity and Inclusion; Sexualities; Journal of Gender Studies, etc.). Your textbook (and class lectures) as it will provide you with the sociological concepts and theories that you will need to engage with while writing your paper. A piece of media; for example, from mainstream news media, social media, a video, a meme, an advertisement, an image, a movie, a book,…

Birth of the Human Answer the following question in no more than 1 page. Pick just one of this week′s readings and connect it with one of the reading from the previous weeks (There is a list at the bottom of this week′s readings and an attachment of last week′s readings) QUESTION: 18th- and 19th-century classicists and archaeologists were well aware that their work related to discoveries in biology, anthropology, and other disciplines. On the basis of this week′s readings, and keeping in mind other texts we have discussed recently, please pick one concept and discuss how it links one of this week’s readings to prior ones. Consider, for example, ideas of ruin, or beauty, or race. Compare and contrast how the texts deal with these concepts. This week’s readings: For Monday, please make sure to read [unique_solution]• Genesis 6-9, 11-12. [I will not discuss Genesis in great detail, more how it came to be the subject of debates, and what debates] • J. J. Winckelmann, History of the Art of Antiquity (1764), 71-78, 111-123. • Comte de Volney, The…

Compare and Contrast the Lives of Male and Female Introduction Male and female portray differences physically, biologically, and their roles to society. Gender explains the purposes of the two groups in society and provides mental perceptions towards either sex. For instance, society portrays a pink colour for the females and blue for the males. Consequently, high heels depict female while low flat shoes for the male. Biologically, variations in height between men and women are evident in the X and Y chromosomal differences (Dallinga). The purpose of this paper is to explore the differences between and women. The article will expose the differences in gender roles, biological, and morphological differences. Gender roles and societal perceptions Male and female dressing styles are a vast difference between male and female. The high-heeled shoes are depicted to be meant for the female while low and flat shoes intended for the male. However, the initial perception of high heeled shoes was for the upper-classmen who use them when hunting on horseback. As females started wearing them, the ones for male grew shorter and flatter…

Raman and SERS Introduction RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY Raman spectroscopy is a light scattering strategy, and can be considered in its simple complex structure as a process where a photon of light interacts with sample to create scattered radiation of various wavelengths. Raman spectroscopy is essential analytical and research tool. It can be utilized for applications as wide rage as pharmaceuticals, polymers, semiconductors and even for the investigation of fullerene structures and carbon nano-materials. Raman spectroscopy is extremely information rich , helpful for compound distinguishing proof, portrayal of sub-atomic structures, impacts of holding, environment and weight on a specimen. The strategy of Raman spectroscopy was not that generally taught inside college courses, despite the fact that the dissipating procedure itself was built up as far back as 1928 by Professor C.V Raman. FTIR, UV-VIS, and NMR and so forth .Were by generally more ordinary. In the mid 1990’s,   the next generation of smaller   more conservative instruments began to develop. They used more up to date lasers, optics and locators and started the smaller scale Raman unrest THE THEORY OF RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY When…

genetically modified organism Select an article about a genetically modified organism and write a summary of the article′s content in response to a set of questions. By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and assessment criteria: SHOW LESS Competency 3: Describe basic concepts of genetics. Describe the purpose of a gene that encodes for a specific protein. Competency 4: Explain the tools and applications of biotechnology. Evaluate the pros and cons of a genetically modified organism. Explain how microorganisms that normally affect the immune system can be used beneficially as tools in biotechnology. Competency 5: Evaluate the objectivity and legitimacy of biology information found in articles and online. Explain the main points presented in an article. Evaluate the scientific credibility of an article. Competency 7: Communicate effectively in a variety of formats. Write coherently to support a central idea in appropriate format with correct grammar, usage, and mechanics. Immunity We are exposed to health threats on a regular basis. Our bodies have complex mechanisms to ward off infections. The defense mechanisms include…

Kyle Dennis In 2012, Kyle Dennis graduated from school with $80,000 owing debtors and not a single employment bids to be found. He requested that his mother see him a line of work at the land office, and following a while of sparing a couple of hundred dollars every month, he understood he was never going to move out of obligation at such a moderate rate. As a Biology major from UCLA, he knew his enthusiasm for science could never land him the agreeable life he always longed for either. Yet, he had one final thought. One that appeared to be insane, however, got an opportunity of working. At the workplace, Kyle worked by a man who exchanged stocks as an afterthought, so he was learning a great deal about the market. Kyle had never been quite a bit of a financial specialist. Truth be told, before this, he had never possessed a stock in his life. He knew nothing about exchanging by any means. Yet, a couple of days before making his auspicious move, he had found an online…

PHENOMENA AND SOLUTION TO CORONAVIRUS Abstract On December 31st, 2019, a pneumonia strain of unknown etiology broke out in Wuhan, China. By 7th January 2020, the Chinese CDC had identified the unknown pneumonia strain as a novel coronavirus (2019-Nov). The virus was identified from a throat swab sample from the patient and the infection named 2019-nCOV by the World Health Organisation. There was a considerable danger of the disease to be imported to other nations, especially by visitors who had been to Wuhan. As of 31st January 2020, the disease had claimed the lives of one hundred and seventy people. Human to human transmission of the virus outside Wuhan was recorded after sixteen workers had contracted the disease. On 24th January 2020, France became the first country to record the first case of the virus outside China. Other cases were recorded in Germany and Finland. The virus affects both humans and animals, and in animals, the virus can cause multiple infections. In humans, coronavirus causes respiratory diseases such as severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). There is minimal information about the…

 response to the African Population and Health Research Center internship posting I am pleased to write to you in response to the African Population and Health Research Center internship posting as advertised on your website. I am a Biotechnology graduate from the Technical University of Kenya, and I am confident that my experiences and qualifications make me competent for the internship position. Accordingly, your website indicates five projects of choice and am thrilled to undertake the program drawing my focus on project two: The Changing Food Systems in Kenya and Malawi and the Challenge of Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). Looking at the requirements, I have a strong background in microbiology both theoretically and pragmatically. During my industrial attachment, I worked as a lab assistant in the mushroom division, and I was able to upgrade my skills in microbiological techniques such as observing good laboratory practices, PDA and other media preparation, propagation of pure cultures, besides other mushroom cultivation techniques as indicated in my CV. Notably, with a graduate degree in Biotechnology, I have a plethora of knowledge and some experience…

Study of the great Oregon basin   The study of the great Oregon basin dates back in the 1930s in which many researchers gained interest in the area regarding the kind of life the inhabitants lived. Markedly, these people preferred an ancestry live, as evidenced by some of the oldest sites found there.  Therefore, this paper seeks to discuss the cultural chronology of the Great Northern basin regarding various aspects of the lives of the inhabitants of the area.   The inhabitants of the Great Northern basin comprises of indigenous people who have led an ancestry life even more evident in the 19th century (Simms, 2016). The ethnographic and archeological evidence backs this.  According to Simms (2016), those people hunted the same type of animals, used comparable tools and gathered leaves from similar plants. Although there are notable changes in the similarity of these events, prehistoric evidence is useful in the study of ancient people and their lifestyle in the area. Dating back in the 4000bp, March was the month in which groundhog used to appear. In this period, people…

The Nervous System: Access to Nursing Care Introduction An understanding of how the nervous system work plays a crucial role in ensuring that nurses effectively deliver quality care to patients. This is because the Nervous System is responsible for controlling all the functions of the body where a majority of health conditions can be diagnosed through an understanding of the structure and functions of the various elements that constitute the Nervous System. The role of this study was to determine the reasons why access to nervous system knowledge is necessary for nurses. Nurses spend the most significant time. As such, knowledge about the Nervous System would help them to offer better care to patients whose health conditions are linked to nervous system malfunction. This study is however limited to the use of secondary sources and therefore does not add new knowledge to the already existing body of research.     Table of Contents Introduction. 2 Findings. 3 SECTION ONE. 3 Structures and Functions of the Brain. 3 The Central Nervous System versus the Peripheral Nervous system.. 5 Branches of Automatic…