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Abstract

Adrenoleukodystropy abbreviated as X-ALD is a serious genetic disorder that progressively affects the adrenal glands, the nervous system, and the spinal cord. The disorder was first identified in 1923 and was known as Schilder’s disease and later sudanophilic leukodystrophy. Dr. Michael Blaw renamed the disease to adrenoleukodystrophy in 1973. This was in recognition of the three main areas of the body that the disorder affects.
In this paper, we will examine various journals that cover the definition of the disease and its biochemistry. We will also examine the available approaches to treatment that patients are suffering from the Continue reading...

Among the greatest American writers during the Romantic period is Edgar Allan Poe. “He is best known for his tales of horror and terror that feature premature burial, alcoholism, mysterious women, morbid death and other darkness of life.” (Yanak and Cornelison) His contemporaries and writers of the succeeding era were influenced by his style while his tales of terror became a favorite subject of modern films. His literary works are usually representations of the dark workings of the inner mind of man that is filled with suspense, terror, and horror. A few of his remarkable works are “Cask of Continue reading...

The Associate of Arts or the A.A degree is basically a 90-credit transfer degree; it fulfills general education requirements among most 4 year degrees in science courses as well as art courses (Townsend, 30). In order to earn an Associate Arts or the A.A, one has to attain a cumulative score points of or grade point average (G.P.A) of two point (2.0) courses or units ranked 100 and above. Additionally, he/she has to complete not less than 15 credits in any community college (Adelman, 13). However, the requirements needed for one to be provided with A.A or an Associate Continue reading...

List of the research questions that are applied in the oral interview

Basis information/introduction
What is your name?
What is your age?
Which course are you studying?
Which sports activities have you ever engaged in?
Are you currently pursuing the same sports activity?
About the experience of the recreational athletes in the past sporting activities
For how long have you been participating the sporting activities in your institution?
Have you experienced any sporting injury that has resulted in surgery in the anterior cruciate ligaments?
Was it a minor or a major injury? Did you required the psychosocial therapy or the surgery?
Which part of your body was vulnerable to sporting injury? Continue reading...

Socialism emerged as the burgeoning working class’s response to the socio-economic dislocation and bifurcation they experienced amidst drastic changes that took place in western societies as industrialization and modernization were transpiring. Reframing the public dialogue about capitalism, Freidrich Engels and Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto, a seminal and path-breaking treatise that continues to resonate in modern times, rendered the new, urban, working- class a politically potent yet cogent force that fortified and edified the terms for any and all discussions regarding the relationship between the working class (proletariats) and the middle class. However, F. Engels wrote that Marx was Continue reading...

The Two Brothers story is set in ancient Egypt and depicts the lives of Bata and his elder brother Anubis. It reveals how these two brothers separated over allegations that the younger wanted to seduce the elder’s wife. The Joseph story too is set in ancient Egypt and Canaan basing on the Biblical/Jewish account of the formation of the Nation of Israel. Joseph, one of Jacob’s sons, is seen as the central figure in this tale that reveals how the children of Israel ended up in Egypt. Sibling rivalry, deceptive women, and divine intervention are common characteristics Continue reading...

Helga Crane is the main character in “Quicksand”, by author, Nella Larsen, who is on a journey to find herself. The story begins by introducing her as a young school teacher teaching at the prestigious southern school, Naxos. She begins to lose her way as she become disenchanted with the false façade the school emits. This makes her rethink her decision to become a school teacher. She leaves Naxos and moves to Chicago. It is only a short matter of time before she realizes she is way out of her comfort zone. She moves from there to Harlem Continue reading...

“Sotrilege II: Zumbi Returns” by author, Abdias do Nascimento, is a Brazilian play that merges Afro-Brazilian themes that were socio-political and controversial. This was in large part because it was written in 1951, during a time when racial tensions were at their highest. In fact, it was banned by Brazilian police for six years; forcing do Nascimento to do a complete rewrite.
The play showcases its lead character, Dr. Emanuel Esquire, who is an Afro-Brazilian lawyer that is wanted for the murder of his wife. The irony is that he is a black man who internalizes his own racial Continue reading...

A wider array of researches carried out in the recent past indicate that there exists a significant association between arthritis and periodontal diseases. Such revelations elicit immense concern based on the primary fact that arthritis has evolved into a disease of public health concern as it affects a large number of populations. The most probable reason as to why arthritis causes oral health problems is the fact that the disease is caused by both join-related factors and systemic factors. On another note, empirical research indicate that oral health conditions predisposes an individual to rheumatoid arthritis. Despite the existing synergistic Continue reading...

Introduction

The giant panda also known as Ailuropoda melanoleuca is a magnificent mammal. Pandas are white bears, with black eye patches, ears, legs, feet, shoulders and chest. A giant panda can grow close to six feet long and weighs about 300 pounds. They are as big as the black bear. These animals have large heads with rounded ears. Their eyes have slit pupils. They have chubby cheeks with strong jaws and teeth with large, sharp molars for crushing bamboo stalks. Pandas have flexible front paws with a sixth digit that works like a human thumb to allow the panda to Continue reading...