BIOS 225 Lab Report Week 3- Kidney Filtration Simulation Introduction: The main functions of the kidneys is to filter blood and remove wastes and extra water from the blood to form urine. The kidneys ensure that the blood retains essential components such as blood cells, proteins, and glucose. By means of both osmosis and active transport, the kidneys maintain a proper balance of water and salts in the blood. The actual filtering occurs in tiny units inside your kidneys called nephrons. Ever...

BIOS 225 Lab Report Week 2- Transferring Microbes While Using Aseptic Technique Introduction: Purpose: To learn an aseptic technique to reduce the minimum contamination, while transferring bacteria from one place to another place by using inoculating loop or a needle, as well as to isolate bacteria colony using the streak method. Materials and Methods: Test tubes, bacteria (water), tops to test tubes, tube rack, LB agar plates, media solution, Bunsen burner, and transfer loops. Safety equi...

BIOS 252 - Anatomy and Physiology II with Labs FINAL ESSAY QUESTIONS

BIOS 252 - Anatomy and Physiology II with Labs FINAL ESSAY QUESTIONS

BIOS 225 Week 2 Lab: Transferring Microbes While Using Aseptic Technique Purpose: To learn an aseptic technique to reduce the minimum contamination, while transferring bacteria from one place to another place by using inoculating loop or a needle, as well as to isolate bacteria colony using the streak method.

BIOS-225 Week 5 Lab: Transfusion Matching with Synthetic Blood Kit (Immunological Experiment) Purpose: To determine which blood type carries which antigens.

BIOS-225 Week 5 Lab: Transfusion Matching with Synthetic Blood Kit (Immunological Experiment) Purpose: To determine which blood type carries which antigens.

BIOS 225 Week 4 Lab: Gram Staining Purpose: To properly perform staining procedures which is used to classify bacteria into two groups.