question archive 1) (A research question) We have proximately 25000 genes in the human genome, yet we have over 100,000 different proteins in the human body
1) (A research question) We have proximately 25000 genes in the human genome, yet we have over 100,000 different proteins in the human body
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1) (A research question) We have proximately 25000 genes in the human genome, yet we have over 100,000 different proteins in the human body. How is that possible? List all resources used.
Hint: There are multiple reasons, do not just write one reason. As many reasons as you discover and briefly explain them.
2) Explain how human activities have altered water, carbon, and nitrogen
cycles. What are the implications to diversity?
3) The phlebotomist has prepared the site for blood culture collecton. Just
before the needle is being inserted, the patient complains of an intense burning sensation at the site. What should be done?
