Where is the majority of fat stored in the body?

The reduced increase in skeletal muscle protein synthesis after intake of protein in older adults is known as:

True or False: there exists an algorithm that finds the length of the shortest path between every pair of vertices in time  

True or False: the new edge e connects a vertex in a sink component to a vertex in a source component.

What are the three different theories of pattern recognition? Describe them. Which theory has limitations in explaining pattern recognition?                                                        Or Describe Signal detection theory. Give an example of how it can be used. What is the difference between absolute and differential threshold (Give example)?

Signal Detection theory is a means to quantify the ability to discern between a target called ______________ from the background of non-targets called ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬________________

This genus thrives intracellularly, with one species being the most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States.

A genus that includes species found in the normal flora of the gastrointestinal tract, with one species widely utilized in the production of various foods, particularly probiotics:

Darien and Jack were driving to Nevada when they faced a car accident on a highway. They both had some brain injuries that affected their object recognition skills. When Darien was asked to copy the picture of a car, he just drew some lines but could not correctly copy the drawing. When asked why he could not describe what he drew, he is probably suffering from ______________. When Jack was asked to copy the picture of a car, he drew it pretty well, but when asked to name what he drew, he could not answer. When asked to draw a car, he drew his Dad’s old mustang beautifully. Jack is probably suffering from _______________________.

An intern is organizing measurements of both arterial and central venous blood pressures for patients in an ER. One patient was suffering from partial blockage in their aorta, whereas another was being treated for loss of blood from a trauma (but measurements had been made once fluids had been provided to restore blood pressure). Below are their systolic measurements. Measurement type Mr. Schneider Mr. Wagner A 6 mmHg 14 mmHg B 108 mmHg 173 mHg i) Which measurement type (A or B) represents blood pressure in the central venous system? ii) Which patient (Mr. Schneider or Mr. Wagner) is suffering from a partial blockage of the aorta? Explain your reasoning iii) Which blood vessels, arteries or veins, are adapted to carry blood from the heart. List the three adaptations and why they are necessary.