: LOO MIN MATRIX NO : BHBL14037740 LECTURER’S NAME : DR. KAN SU-YIN DATE OF SUBMISSION : 12 APRIL 2015 Diagram 1 : Hurix’s Ginseng Plus Capsule (Ekstrak) 6 The product shown in Diagram 1 is a type of ginseng supplement. The manufacturer of this supplement is Hurix. This ginseng supplement can be categorized as rheumatism supplement. According to the manufacturer’s claim, it is a traditional herb product that used for relieving muscle and shoulder
(Isoprene) Terpenes: Terpenes are cyclic molecule having the formula C10H16. Examples: Limonene, Camphene, Pinene, etc. Terpenes are anti-inflammatory, bactericidal, antiviral, and antiseptic. Terpenes are classified into monoterpenes, diterpenes and sesquiterpenes. Monoterpenes are a class of terpenes that consist of two isoprene units.
interaction between a drug and protein molecule results in the formation of a drug-protein complex. This plays a major role in the distribution, free concentration and the metabolism of a drug in the blood stream. Thus, the drug-protein complex may serve as a model for gaining the fundamental characteristics of drug-protein interactions. The discussion in previous section shows the widening scope of the study of molecular recognition of some drug molecules with BSA and adenine. The main scope of
layer so it was prone to meteorites and flying space debris. It had volcanoes erupting constantly and no free oxygen in the air. This means that early earth had an anoxic atmosphere. Relate the conditions on early Earth to the origin of organic molecules. (2) Organic
happens when a transfer of energy takes place. Energy can’t be limited as just being called energy, because there is a wide array of types of energy such as kinetic, potential, nuclear, radiant, electrical, chemical, and thermal, each being different from the other, although it is possible for types of energy to change from one another. To further understand these types of energy, I will explain what makes them unique from the others,
Introduction Macromolecules are the most abundant organic molecules living in a cell. The elements in a living material are carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulphur, and phosphorus. All these elements combine in a discrete way to form the molecules of a biological system. The four major biological macromolecules are carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids (Miskovic Dragana , Department Of Biology). In this lab, the purpose of this experiment is test for evidence of starch
Throughout the ages, nature has provided humans with sources of the essentials of life, including food, medicines and raw materials for the manufacture of clothing and shelter. Man began to explore the resources of every type on earth for their potentialities to cure ailments and interpreted their effects wisely in terms of knowledge in different branches of science prevailing at that time. Exploitation of abundantly available natural resources is vital for economic development of a country like
Manager Joseph Stein…………….Data Manager Introduction: Purpose (Parts 1-5): To describe how enzymes work using molecular models. To experimentally test the enzyme catalase in liver cells with hydrogen peroxide and identify the type of reaction occurring. To determine which types of tissue respond and react with catalase. To discover how the change in temperature affects enzyme (catalase) activity. To observe the effects of pH on enzymes. Background: In this lab, liver, muscle tissue, apple, carrot
undertakes three corridors: 25% is absorbed by the atmosphere, 30% is reflected back into space and 45% is absorbed by the Earth’s surface (Dunne, 2013). The light absorbed by the Earth’s surface is converted into energy and used for the various biological processes. In the atmosphere, some gases have strong infrared radiation absorption ability and are able to absorb the infrared emitted by the Earth’s surface, and re-emit this infrared to the Earth’s surface, thus warming the Earth’s surface more
Thyme oil is divided into two types, red, unrectified oil and white, rectified oil. An oleoresin is also extracted and commercially available. Both the essential oil and oleoresin of Thyme are used in the flavour and food industries. As a pharmaceutical, the oils Thymol and carvacrol