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 1.     From the case study above What did Mr.Henry did after did after recovering from diagnosis of cancer.Also use case the attached link for more references. https://studylink.com/articles/study-n2h9src0fv-courses-abroad/

 2.     It takes no effort to break the bond between A and T than in between G and C.Support or object the inference with a valid explanation.

 3.     An organ in ruminants situated near the point of small intestine and coccys is reffered to as.

4.     The collection of brawn shielding a pair of opening of digestive place towards hypothamus and intestinal sides is called as.

 5.     Where is islets of Langerhans situated as per the respiratoty system but not digestive system.

6.     Where are peptides being liquored as the theory of Thomson of nutrition.

 7.     Mastication of nourishment is referred to

8.     What are the triplet dungeon located in the stomach

 9.     Which organ contributes the most enzymes and hormones towards digestion?

 10. Define a gene."

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From the Case Study:

 according to typical scenario, after recovery from a cancer diagnosis, the patient like Mr. Henry who may undergo follow up care, receive check ups, rehabilitation, change of lifestyle that suited more to a healthy living after a cancer diagnosis. For more specific details, please, read the actual case or the link provided here once it will be available.

 Bond Strength in DNA:

 The statement "It takes no effort to break the bond between A and T than in between G and C" is supported by the following explanation: In DNA, adenine relates with thymine through two hydrogen bonds while guanine relates with cytosine through three hydrogen bonds. The adenosine and thymine pair do not form the hydrogen bond, while the G and C pair has a bonus hydrogen bond making this base pair stronger than the A-T base pair.

 Organ in Ruminants:

 The organ in ruminants located to the region of the small intestine and cecum is the rumen. One of the chambers in the stomach of the ruminant animal whose main function is to deal with the breakdown of fiber mainly from plants.

 Collection of Brawn Shielding Openings:Collection of Brawn Shielding Openings:

 Muscle tissue that guard the enteric orifices are called sphincters and most of them ensconce the digestive tract openings with respect to the pharyngeal and the esophageal aspects. Some of these are the upper and lower esophageal sphincters.

 Islets of Langerhans:

 It can be seen from the work that the islets of Langerhans are situated in the pancreas which is a part of the digestive system while the question directs to it assuming it to be a part of the respiratory system which is not correct. It is involved in hormone manufacture for items like insulin and glucagon.

 Peptides and Thomson's Theory:

 In more specific consideration of the historical views on the outcome of protein digestion including Thomson’s, it is assumed that peptides are further hydrolysed in the digestive tract including the stomach and small intestine by enzymatic actions.

 Mastication of Nourishment:

 Gnawing is the process whereby food is chewed in order to make it compact that is easy to swallow.

 Triplet Dungeon in the Stomach:Triplet Dungeon in the Stomach:

 I have not understood the term “triplet dungeon” yet it might mean Gastric pits or Gastric glands present in stomach which are responsible for making gastric juices and enzymes.

 Organ Contributing Most Enzymes and Hormones:Organ Contributing Most Enzymes and Hormones:

 The pancreas enzymes are most involved in digestion probably because the organ releases the most enzymes toward digestion in the human body. pancreas is responsible for secrete some basic enzymes such as amylase, lipase and proteases and some hormones such as insulin and glucagon which are required for the regulation of blood glucose level and digestive systems.

 Define a Gene:

 A gene is a part of a DNA molecules that carry the blueprint for the organism’s development, performance, as well as its ability to reproduce. A gene contains all the data required in order to produce proteins which perform certain actions within the body.

 Differentiating Illness from Disease and Acute vs. Chronic Illness:Differentiating Illness from Disease and Acute vs. Chronic Illness:

 Illness vs. Disease:

 Disease: It is a pathological condition of a part or an organ of the body due to any cause for instance infection, inheritance or result of environmental stimuli. For instance, In diabetes, it is a disease whereby the levels of blood sugar are high because of insufficient Insulin.

 Illness: Symptoms and suffering: Disease is a depiction of symptoms and sickness that a person feels. It is the subjective state of a person’s health or, in other words, how a particular person feels about their health condition. For instance, a person with diabetes might be ill if he or she has flu and feels fatigue and have to make frequent visits to the bathroom.

 Acute vs. Chronic Illness:

 Acute Illness: These illnesses are acute, that is, they have a quick onset and the period of the sickness is brief. Most of the effects are normally very serious though they can be treated. Illustrations include flu and appendicitis.

 Chronic Illness: They are chronic in nature and progress slowly through a long stage of the life cycle of the individual. They can be unusually active, or can become dormant at times. These include high blood pressure and arthritis of the joints.