RLGA02H3 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Talmud, Rabbinic Judaism, Oral Torah

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Apocalypse (from textbook: from the greek for unveiling" (the latin equivalent is revelation") the final battle between the forces of darkness and light expected at the end of time. Apocalyptic literature flourished in the hellenistic era: apocalypse in latin means revelation and in greek means unveiling. It refers to the final battle between the forces of darkness and light that will happen at the end of time. In judaism, there is a belief that resurrection will come at the end of the time where the world on the war between good and evil. Good will win the fight and all people will be judged by god or christ. Apocalyptic literature is also known for the written record of the final judgement. In hebrew bible, it is the term for covenant, the special relationship between god and the. Jewish people and it is also the jewish rite of circumcision performed on a male child on the eighth day of his life.

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Heart function in frogs

1. what is the âtemporalâ relationship between the electrical activities (ECG) and the mechanical activities (ventricular contraction) in a frog heart?

In other words, do we expect to see the recordings of ventricular contraction preceded by the QRS complex on ECG recordings? Is there any other evidence that will show a cause-and-effect relationship between these two activities?)

2. why does the QRS complex appear first and then the ventricular contraction?)

3. what will happen to the heart rate and to the force of ventricular contraction when the temperature of the heart increases (20 to 30C) or decreases (20 to 10C)? What is the reasonable temperature coefficient (Q₁₀) for the heart rate or for the force of ventricular contraction?)

how does the temperature change affect these variables? Which chemical reactions are temperature-dependent during ventricular systole? For comparison, what is the temperature coefficient (Q₁₀) for a pure âphysicalâ reaction?)

4. describe the expected changes in the heart rate and the contraction force when an electrical stimulation is applied to the S-V node.)

how does this change come about? Explain the mechanisms for the heart function in terms of neurotransmitters and its effect on ion channels.

Choose the corrett answer(s) for questiona 11-16 Please Help

Question 11

A P value represents:

		The percentage of the time an experiment gives expectedvalues
		The probability that the observed difference between two groupsis due to chance
		The degree of biological relevance of the difference observedbetween two groups
		One minus the probability that the observed difference betweentwo groups is due to something other than chance (like a treatmentgiven to one group and not the other)

Question 12

Who makes the final decision whether an article will bepublished?

		The peer reviewers , but usually with input from the editor
		The funding agency of the study
		The CEO of the journal
		A third party referee
		The editor, but he/she usually considers input from the peerreviewers

Question 13

Which of the following contain original data produced by theauthors? (Select all correct answers)

		Secondary sources
		Primary research article
		Literature Review
		Clinical trials

Question 13

Which of the following contain original data produced by theauthors? (Select all correct answers)

		Secondary sources
		Primary research article
		Literature Review
		Clinical trials

Question 15

What is a limitation(s) of correlative experiments? (Select allcorrect answers)

		Multiple variables may correlate, so it may be difficult todetermine which two are actually related.
		It does not account for variability between individuals
		They cannot demonstrate causative relationships betweenvariables
		Since the population is naturally occurring, dependent variablescannot be assigned

Question 16

Which of the following is an example of a good hypothesis?(Select all correct answers)

		Diabetic patients all carry a mutation in the FOX1P gene
		The FOX1P gene regulates sugar homeostasis in adipocytes.
		FOX1P has the same sequence in all humans on earth
		The FOX1P gene is essential for influenza resistance inmice.
		Gene expression is regulated both by environmental, genetic, anddevelopmental factors

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1.suppose you were given a sample of iodine crystals, asampleof antimony, and a sample of mixture of iodine and antimonythathad been ground together to form a fine powder ofuniformconsistency. look up the physical and chemical propertiesofboth iodine and antimony. then list the properties of eachelementthat you believe would be useful in separating andrecovering themfrom the mixture. on the basis of theseproperties, devise aprocedure to separate the two elements fromthe mixture and recoverthe separate element.

2. suppose you heat three solids in open vessels and thenallowthem to cool. tje first gaims mass, the second losesmass, and themass of the third remains unchanged. how canyou reconcile thesefacts with the generalization that in achemical reaction the totalmass of the reating materials is equalto the total mass if theproducts?

4. An ice cube melts at room temperature and water freezesattemperature of 0 degree cel. and below. from thesefacts, what canyou infer concerning the relationship between thetemperature of asystem and the influence of the entropy factor onthe change thatthe system undergoes?

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