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“CP-809,101, a selective 5-HT2C agonist, shows activity in animal models of antipsychotic activity”

Question 1
Briefly describe the interpretation of the following:
a. Head twitch test. CP-809,101 administration is unable to give a significant head twitch response showing that the compound doesn’t show agonist-like activity at the 5-HT2A receptor. On the other hand, CP-809,101 is found to have good antagonist-like activity against the 5-HT2A receptor by inhibiting agonist-induced head twitch, which is one of the important processes for antipsychotic agents. Moreover, head twitch response is also used to check the hallucinogenic activity and CP-809,101 is not showing this activity.
b. Conditioned Avoidance Test. CP-809,101 is helpful in Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION TO TYPEFACES

Typefaces primarily mean the appearance of a specific set of characters. Typefaces represent the physical features of fonts. It is how a certain character in a particular font appears of is written physically. These characteristics include the weight, size, italics and other aspects of a character.

Typefaces Helvetica and Akzidenz Grotesque

Helvetica was developed in 1957 by Eduard Hoffmann, chief of Haas Type Foundry in Mã¼nchenstein, Switzerland, with the assistance of Max Miedinger. The first typography was called Neue Haas Grotesk, and its primary aim was to exemplify a straightforward style. On the other hand, Akzidenz Grotesk was invented by Berthold in Berlin Continue reading...

In Cynthia Vreeland’s essay “Blood and Beauty” in her book What is Art?, the central question motivating her to write is “Why has blood been used in so much art?” (1). The author’s answer to that is a mixture of things, tying blood with its own aesthetic beauty, its connection to life, its associations with both good and evil, and the transition from childhood to adulthood, offering “a host of expressive and symbolic associations” that can arise from this simple symbol (1). Vreeland’s explanations are detailed and valid, linking blood to ritual as it is given “ Continue reading...

American Nursing Association (ANA) defines violence in healthcare facilities as any threatening behavior, physical assault or verbal abuse that takes place at Health care facilities between arrogant patients and medical health practitioners such as nurses. Nurses are health professionals who are concerned with caregiving to the patients in the health care centers and facilities. Physical violence has been an epidemic problem affecting the workability of nurses in all settings. Nurses deserve to work in an environment in which they are motivated to function better and well recognized (Byrne, 2010, p. 57). Actions of violence discourage nurses in their healthcare Continue reading...

1) In many of the scenes in Oedipus the King, both Oedipus and Jocasta ironically dismiss fate as inconsequential and foolish. Jocasta does this when she tells Oedipus, “Listen and I'll convince thee that no man / Hath scot or lot in the prophetic art”(Sophocles 708-709). Oedipus does this at several points, mostly relating to his interactions with Tiresias: “Thou lov'st to speak in riddles and dark words” (Sophocles 456). For these two, prophecy and fate are worthy of mockery; however, the play shows us that fate is something that must be paid attention to, as all of Continue reading...

Panera Bread is a chain of bakery-cafes that is operating in the market since the year 1991. Ron Shaich is the founder and one of the CEOs of the company. Panera Bread represents a strong company with a strong company’s culture and values. The mission and purpose of Panera Bread states: “a loaf of bread in every arm”. Thus, the company wants to cover as many regions as possible and to offer their high quality foods and services to people, while creating value to the employees and to the society (Panerabread.com).
Panera Bread keeps growing from year to Continue reading...

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United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is the one of largest governmental agencies. The Headquarters of USAID is in the Ronald Reagan Building in the Washington D.C. The mission of USAID is to end extreme poverty and improves health of the people. In addressing poverty issue, USAID also improves health of the people. USAID mainly serves vulnerable and marginalized populations. One of USAID’s health interventions is the Vulnerable Populations Programs to help in serving its target population. Through the Vulnerable Populations Programs, vulnerable populations gain access to opportunities that support their participation in society. The Continue reading...

Impersonal Communication:

ABSTRACT
The greatest change that modern technological advances have caused is how we communicate. From the beginning of internet chat rooms to present day social media, communication via technology has swept society and has had both, positive and negative impacts. While there are several positive applications for social media there appear to be far more negative side effects that need to be addressed. Social media is often misused and abused. Presently, social media is destroying the value of face-to-face relationships, diminishing interpersonal communication, is not endorsing diversity as was hoped, anonymity is making users less compassionate and, in many Continue reading...

The most obvious correlation from the novel, World War Z, which links to real-world policy, was in regard to the United States foreign policy. The main character Gerry Lane is traveling to various countries throughout the world with the urging of the United States military to work towards a solution to end the zombie apocalypse before the zombies destroy the entire human race.
The U.S. foreign policy tends to place the military in the midst of problems that are occurring in other places of the world. The goal of foreign policy entails preservation of national security, peace and security Continue reading...

During my trip to the Museum of Fine Arts, I viewed many pieces, but the one I chose to write about was the Letting Go, by Sarah Sze. A mixed media piece that was installed on site, it did not say anything to me immediately, allowing its ideological context to be explored more fully than other pieces. The piece stood in a large, open room with many other pieces like it. By that I mean all of the pieces were mixed media, likely installed on site, and open to interpretation. People with befuddled looks shuffled past me and I Continue reading...