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    Enzymes Lab Report

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    procedure that you followed (including amount of substrate‚ enzyme etc‚ and the whole procedure including incubation times) (3 Points) -We had three different test tubes. These test tubes were labeled 1‚ 2‚ and 3. These tubes all had 3.5 mL water‚ 2 mL catechol‚ 0.5 mL extract. Each of these tubes were put into water of three different temperatures for 5 minutes and then were taken to the Spec 20 to check their absorbency. We had a blank tube‚ which measured 1 mL of potato extract and 5 mL of distilled

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    Toxicology Lab

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    Throughout the week in the toxicology lab‚ I was acquainted with distinctive sort of tests and I got the opportunity to find out about the following: 1- hTSH test (Human thyroid stimulating Hormone): - Add calibration and +/- controls‚ before starting the punching process. - Add hTSH assay buffer + stock solution. - Put the plate on a fast quick shaking for 10mins‚ and afterward 4 hours moderate shaking at room T° -Add washing solution. -Add enhancement solution‚ and read the result.

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    Cyanide Research Paper

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    Cyanide (toxin) Name: Kasheba Wright Course: Chemistry in our daily Lives INTRODUCTION Cyanide is a mitochondrial toxin that is among the most rapidly lethal poisons known to man. Used in both ancient and modern times as a method of execution‚ cyanide causes death within minutes to hours of exposure. It is the salts of hydrocyanic acid‚ it is rapidly acting chemical that can exist in various forms

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    trigger the monocytes which then become macrophages. The macrophages become activated by the cytokine and begin to attack any tissue in its general vicinity. This could lead to severe tissue damage. (Martz‚ n.d.) Urushiol is made up of a mixture of catechol derivatives‚ the most common found on poison ivy being pentadecylcatechol. Although many people believe that poison ivy is harmless after the plant has died‚ that isn’t the case. Urushiol has been found to stay on a surface for several years. The

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    Parkinson’s disease is caused due to the production of insufficient dopamine synthesis in brain….. Degradation of catecholamines The catecholamine is inactivated by oxidative deamination by monoamine Oxidase (MAO) and by o-methylation carried out by catechol-o-methyl-transferase (COMT) as the one-carbon donor. -Two reactions can occur in either direction -the aldehyde products of the MAO reaction are oxidized to the corresponding acids MAO: Inactivates Catecholamine by Oxidative Deamination to

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    Lab Report Part 1 Essay

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    Part 1 dilutions participated as a trail run to gather around the “full enzyme” that was used for the other parts of the experiment. Part 2 readings were in the time span of 10 minutes and the final results show a spontaneous increase in the first minutes of the absorbance readings. They then showed a steady reading towards the end of timing. The amount of enzyme is decreasing as the dilution occurred. The activity it catalyzes measures the amount of enzyme present in the reaction (Introduction to

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    Dopamine and the related substances norepinephrine (NE) and epinephrine (EPI) comprise a small but important group of neurotransmitters and hormones called catecholamines. * Catecholamine contains two chemical similarities: a core structure of catechol and a nitrogen-containing group called an amine. The catecholamines‚ in turn‚ belong to a wider group of transmitter called either monoamines (transmitters that possess one amine group) or biogenic amines * EPI – adrenergic. NE- noradrenergic

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    PARKINSON’S DISEASE NAME: INSTITUTION: Introduction Parkinson ’s disease is a regarded as a common neurodegenerative condition. The etiology of the disease has not completely been understood‚ but the condition has been associated with a confluence of factors. The first is the loss of a number of neurotransmitters‚ most notably dopamine that produces neurons in the pars compacta of the substantia nigra. It has also been linked to the combined effects of environmental exposures and aging

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    Cyclic Voltammetry

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    Hindawi Publishing Corporation International Journal of Electrochemistry Volume 2013‚ Article ID 849327‚ 7 pages http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/849327 Research Article Cyclic Voltammetric Investigation of Caffeine at Anthraquinone Modified Carbon Paste Electrode Yemane Tadesse‚1 Abraha Tadese‚2 R. C. Saini‚2 and Rishi Pal3 1 Department of Chemistry‚ Arba Minch University‚ P.O. Box 21‚ Arba Minch‚ Ethiopia Department of Chemistry‚ College of Natural and Computational Sciences‚ Mekelle

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    new enzyme formed is called dopamine. Dopamine is then hydroxylated‚ and turns into norepinephrine. Lastly‚ norepinephrine is methylated to form epinephrine. Through the process of chemical synthesis epinephrine can be produced by the reaction of catechol and chloroacetyl chloride. This then reacts with methylamine. This is reduced to a hydroxylic compound. The result of this is epinephrine. Using tartaric acid‚ epinephrine can be separated. I chose to research epinephrine because of the difference

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