Match each reaction with the location where it occurs in EUKARYOTIC cells. Answers will be used once or not at all. electron transport chain/system of cellular A. thylakoid lumen respiration glycolysis Krebs/citric acid cycle light-independent reactions of photosynthesis most of the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis ✓ location where hydrogen ions are pumped in aerobic cellular respiration B. inner membrane (intermembrane) space C. inner mitochondrial membrane (cristae) D. mitochondrial matrix E. stroma of the chloroplast F. cytoplasm (cytosol) G. thylakoid membrane

What are the advantages to electronic communication? What disadvantages are there? In the following example, how would you rank each phone call in terms of priority? Give the reasons behind your answer. Line 1: An angry patient is asking for his lab test results Line 2: A 35-year old woman is having some mild wheezing, itchy eyes and nasal congestion Line 3: Another physician is calling to have medical records for a patient sent over Line 4: An 70-year old man having chest pain would like to make an appointment Pretend you are a medical assistant who is sending a fax with a patient’s medical records. What information would you include in this request?

Steps leading to the correct answer would be helpful, please. Question: Scenario: Your buddy Ezra is a space explorer who has landed on an unexplored planet, where his job is to catalogue the organisms that live there. On the first day, he is bitten by some kind of cat-like creature with bird legs, and he starts to feel like he can no longer pinpoint exactly where pain is coming from on his body. You, a hotshot physiologist with incredible measurement tools, do a fullbody scan of Ezra's neurons and you find that the cat-like creature's bite has caused the breakdown of his "collaterals". Ezra is a bit of a physiology novice and asks you explain what the breakdown of collaterals would cause him to no longer be able to pinpoint the source of pain on his body.

Explain well. Asap please