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    Fish Homeostasis

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    startled and move away performing a sequence of steps called an c-start used as an escape mechanism, the name was give due to their characteristic shape. The intricacies of the c-start are important to figure out why such an escape reflex comes to action; the escape reflex is studied on the Goldfish (carassius auratis) by Mirjany…

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    The interactions with the taste receptor cells will produce an action potential that will induce an action potential in taste sensory neurons. A neuron has 3 main parts: the dendrite, the cell body, and the axon. Information will be able to move faster in bigger and myelinated axons. In sensory neurons, the action potential is trigger at the dendrite. Each neuron has a cell membrane that encloses each neuron. The cell membrane is semi-permeable…

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    Abstract Action potentials can be defined as the signals and the pathways sent through the nervous system. They are essential in carrying out various actions that are administered by the brain. This effect of action potentials help us to feel cold, warmth ,use the sensory actions of the eye etc. and the back forth signaling between the brain and the nerve cells helps the brain to carry the right action. Action potentials are housed by neuron structures which are made up of axons and dendrites.…

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    Affirmative Action Affirmative action was enforced to end discrimination in education and employment based on race, gender, and sex. Affirmative action is one of the many important controversies in the United States. The affirmative act was passed during the civil rights movement. “In 1961, President Kennedy was the first to use the term "affirmative action" in an Executive Order that directed government contractors” (Messerli). We always wanted to have equal opportunities for everyone including…

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    Jfk Affirmative Action

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    Affirmative action is one of the different actions that deal with racial inequality problems. In 1961, President Kennedy first introduced affirmative action to America, according to Ford and Whiting (122). Affirmative action’s target is to reduce and eventually put an end to the discriminations in education, employment, advocate racial diversity, remedy mistakes and eliminate barriers toward equality (Ford and Whiting, 121). One of its important goals is achieving educational equity. Nowadays,…

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    The sensory stimulus (i.e. the colour change) causes these ion channels to open producing a change in the membrane potential of the receptor cell/s resulting in depolarisation. Once a threshold level of depolarisation is reached, approximately 15mv, the receptor cell stimulates the production of action potentials that are conducted along the membrane of a nerve fibre towards the central nervous system (the brain and spinal cord). An action potential occurs like this: 1. A sensory nerve cell…

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    Stimulus Artifact Essay

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    Thus, the change in stimulus artifact allows the compound action potential (CAP) to appear (Johnson and Byrne, 2003). As it can be seen in the figures there’s a delay in time between the stimulus artifact and CAP, this is the reflection time that CAP takes to move from the initial site at the stimulating electrodes to the recording electrodes (Johnson and Byrne, 2003). CAP, which is a response that had occurred from a graded external action potential…

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    Signed by John F. Kennedy, Executive Order 10925 required federal contractors to "take affirmative action to ensure that applicants are employed, and that employees are treated during employment, without regard to their race, creed, color, or national origin" (ProQuest Staff). Today, affirmative action is used, but it has a completely different meaning. It now means to give people of a certain race, religion, or gender an easier way to get ahead, whether it is in jobs or college admissions.…

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    Affirmative Action Issues

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    Affirmative action is another issue that should be addressed. Affirmative action was not addressed with the interviewees due to time constraints, but is an issue that was brought up during the past summer in regards to high profile incidents between police officers and minorities. The question was posed by several news outlets that a lot of police departments did not represent the community in which they served. This can pose a problem in regards to the fact that some minority candidates may be…

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    factors in the examination of affirmative action. The debate on affirmative action demonstrates it necessity as the discussion in itself points toward not supporting minorities even though inequality exists. However, in order to demonstrate this theme one must contemplate the reason for affirmative action, the Utilitarian and Kantian position, and prove that inequality still occurs. Following this further, what then is the purpose behind affirmative action? Ultimately, institutional racism is…

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