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Liver and Advanced Drug Metabolism, University of Portsmouth Presentation

Slides from University of Portsmouth about Liver and Advanced Drug Metabolism. The Pdf, a University Biology resource, explores drug metabolism, focusing on the liver's role, bioactivation, and individual variability, with examples like codeine and clopidogrel.

The Romantic Age (1776-1837) and Romanticism in Literature

Slides about The Romantic Age (1776-1837). The Pdf provides a concise overview of the historical and social background, defining Romanticism through its core tenets and highlighting the two generations of English Romantic poets, including Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Shelley, and Keats, suitable for High school Literature.

The Cancerous Cell: Characteristics and Mechanisms of Cancer Development

Slides from University of Leeds about The Cancerous Cell. The Pdf explores the general characteristics of cancer and the mechanisms by which a cell becomes cancerous, covering topics like cancer as a genetic disease and aberrant protein function. This University level Biology Pdf, authored by an expert, details common cancer types and the 'Hallmarks of Cancer'.

Hemoglobin and Myoglobin Structure and Function: Oxygen Transport

Document from Dr. Susan Viselli about Hemoglobin and Myoglobin Structure and Function. The Pdf explores the structure and function of hemoglobin and myoglobin, two fundamental proteins for oxygen transport, including cooperative binding and allosteric effects. This University Biology document was authored by Dr. Susan Viselli.

US History Regents Study Guide by Mr. Conroy

Document from Mr. Conroy about US History Regents Study Guide. The Pdf is a study guide for high school History, covering key periods like Colonial America, the American Revolution, and the Cold War, with important concepts and dates.

Pidgin, Creoles, and World Englishes: Exploring Linguistic Variation

Slides about pidgin and creoles, analyzing the process of creolization and decreolization. The Pdf presents models of World Englishes, including those by McArthur & Gorlach and Kachru, along with alternative proposals, focusing on linguistic variation and the evolution of English in the world. This material is suitable for university-level Languages studies.