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Claire is pregnant again, and it’s a girl! She and her husband Ben are excited to be expecting a little sister for their 2-year old twins James and Danielle. Claire has just entered the second trimester of her pregnancy, and has tried to keep as active as possible. 1. Claire is keen to learn from her experience as a mother and remembers that when her twins were babies, they became cold very easily which often disturbed their sleep (and hers!). Interpret this poorer thermoregulation as seen in a normal healthy baby, with regards to i. the structure of a baby’s skin, particularly considering heat-loss by a new-born baby, and ii. the mechanisms in which a baby’s body can respond to warm itself up/restrict heat-loss
What are the drawbacks of immunoturbidimetry assays if compared to spectrophotometeric assays like cholesterol or glucose test?
candida is actually what?
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1. Which structures are all involved in controlling human body temperature? A blood vessels near the skin surface, the cerebellum and sweat glands B blood vessels near the skin surface, the hypothalamus and skeletal muscles C kidneys, the cerebellum and sweat glands D kidneys, the hypothalamus and skeletal muscles
a. require growth factor
b. can feed on different carbon sources
c. very thick cell wall
d. rapid growth rate
e. does not need growth factor
f. Uses only one carbon source
g. Does not grow fast
h. Permeable cell membrane
