Can parents who are B positive and AB positive have a B negative child?
Yes D = Rh+, d = Rh- If both parents are heterozygous (D d), then the baby can get d from each; therefore, resulting in Rh- Also can get D from 1 parent & d from other parent resulting in Rh+ Or can get D from each parent, resulting in Rh+ As for B & AB, The parent which is type B has genotype of BO or BB both of which would result in B type. AB parent has only 1 option for genotype, AB The baby gets 1 gene from each parent, so possibilities for baby are: AB, B (genotype BO or BB; B is dominant), A (genotype AO; A is dominant) This baby could be type A+ A- B+ B- AB+ or AB-
How can you get rid of a cleft dimpled chin?
This may sound a little farfetched, but other than surgery this is probably the only way that you may be able to get rid of a cleft dimpled chin, so please bear with me and don't label this "impossible" or "a load of a garbage" right off the bat. Mien Shang is the ancient Taoist art of face reading. Now, I am not a Taoist and I am a serious skeptic, but you can actually take classes for this in some colleges now, so it may have some validity. What Mein Shang proposes is that are facial features portray our personalities. What the cleft chin stands for is hypersexuality. So, assuming that you have already hit puberty, then what you might want to try is cutting down on how frequently you have sex/masturbate (however, don't totally stop masturbating seeing as masturbating can supposively prevent some forms of cancer.) for a while, and if it doesn't appear that your cleft dimpled chin is beginning to vanish than just go back to how you'd normally live and don't worry about it because Mien Shang is probably a bunch of pseudoscience. Having a cleft dimpled chin is nothing to be ashamed of. Yes, some people find it less attractive than a regular chin, but some find it more attractive. Not many people have cleft chins and therefore it makes you unique. Cleft chins are genetically inherited and there's probably nothing you can do about it, but I suppose the above stated method can't hurt to try.
Will synthetic urine work for a parole advised urine test?
Nope ... it would be next to impossible to take any vials containing liquids into the sampling area anyway. Ones pockets are usually required to be emptied before the sample is taken. Wrong: It depends on how it's being collected, unless the sample is directly observed synthetic urine could be used. Those companies who manufacture and distribute synthetic urine are fully aware that the donor needs to conceal it to be used at the collection site. They make devices to attach to the leg, and supply hand warmers and batteries to keep it at the proper temperature, so someone who is a felon would be able to pass their court mandated drug tests using synthetic urine devices.
You smoked pot 60 days ago first time in years will you pass a hair drug test?
hey i should think about .. a ratio of around 2:1 unless you put some vaseline on your hair for 5 minutes then wash it off should restrengthen you hair then you'll have a good chance of passing it :)
What is the genotype ratio for a father with dimples and a mother with no dimples?
depends... were they homozygous or heterozygous?
Will you pass a hair follicle test if you smoked marijuana 99 days ago?
Yes-they generally test for a period of three months prior. Yes-they generally test for a period of three months prior.
Fecalysis is a laboratory test that is used to examine a person's stool sample for the presence of parasites, bacteria, blood, or other irregularities that may indicate a gastrointestinal condition or infection. The test can provide valuable information for diagnosing and treating various gastrointestinal disorders.
Why is the hypothalamus not considered an exocrine gland?
The hypothalamus is not considered an exocrine gland because it releases hormones directly into the bloodstream, instead of secreting them through ducts into a body cavity or onto the body surface like exocrine glands do. Additionally, the primary function of the hypothalamus is to regulate various bodily functions through its influence on the pituitary gland and other parts of the endocrine system.
What is the rate of pay in the state of new york for a phlebotomy?
Your question falls under the category Medical Assistant. In New York, the median pay is $27,900.
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GPG
GNU Privacy Guard
GPG
Global Public Goods
GPG
Grant Proposal Guide
GPG
Gas Powered Games (Redmond, WA)
GPG
Good Practice Guide (UK Carbon trust publications)
GPG
Guinness Peat Group Plc
GPG
Grams Per Gallon
GPG
Goddard Procedures and Guidelines (NASA)
GPG
General Political Guidelines
GPG
Go Pat Go (Buchanan campaign slogan)
GPG
Gente Pequeña de Guatemala (Guatemala)
GPG
General Purpose God
GPG
Group Propagate and Generate
But if you hear a person going around saying " G.P.G for life baby", or you see a tat of G.P.G it will stand for"
"Gay People Gangster"
(Meaning:) The "Meaning" of that would be: If you see it on a person as a tat, or if you hear them saying it. It means they have Ganged up with a bunch of there own kind. Meaning lets say you have a couple that are a bunch of men and they are gay, or bi. Well if someone was to come hurt one of their kind then their people would gang up on you. And you will either be killed, hurt very badly, or other bad things will happen to you that you might not like. So really its up to you to stand by them, be there friend, and never mess with them. Or mess with them, and see what happens. But mostly we would see you in the paper under the death section. And your death will be a unsolved one. Even when you know what happened to you. Gay people are very cool, and very "friendly". But when you cross their path, or you mess with one of their own its not pretty. They are very powerful. You would be very surprised of how strong they are. You would think these other type of gangs were weak. But to save you I would just be there friend, or stay away. Thanks
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Can DNA paternity test be wrong?
Community Answer 1
Yes, it does have some margin of error. The chances are very small though. If you really think that it is wrong, you can ask to have another one. Even with two positives there is still a very tiny margin of error. Although this small margin of error is there, it is so small that it is not likely to hold up in court if you were trying to contest paternity.
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Community Answer 2
Depends on what you mean by "wrong." Do you mean inaccurate? Or that the test does not tell the entire story? DNA evidence is compelling but still must be considered in conjunction with other evidence in order to arrive at a valid conclusion.
In our opinion, the greatest opportunity for a false positive is the failure to consider close male relatives as they usually share considerable DNA markers.
The greatest opportunity for a false negative is mislabeled specimens being purposefully submitted to the lab. So pay attention during specimen collection and don't let those specimens out of your sight until they are safely in the hands of the lab.
If you are concerned about statistical false positives then either pay for a full genomic sequencing or let the numbers be your guide. Good DNA services often see probabilities of paternity reported 99.99999999999+% That means that there is a one in ten trillion possibility that another man would match equally well. Do consider that there are only 7 billion people on earth. Assuming half of them are male, that means that if you scour 2,500 planet Earths, you might an equally good match. Subtract those males who are either too young or too old to reproduce, and you may need to scour 10,000 planet Earths to find an equally good match.
The possibility of an equally good match is not an indictment of your test results. You must always consider motive and opportunity. An equally good match who lives in another country (or on another planet) and never met your wife is irrelevant.
Can you transfer your certification in Phlebotomy from Florida to Massachusetts?
Yes, if you obtained your phlebotomy certificate in Florida, it is good in Massachusetts too. You can basically get a job anywhere in the United States once you have the phlebotomy certificate.
If you drank alcohol on Sunday evening will show up in your urine on Tuesday morning?
well it depends on how much you drink. Typically it takes 2 hours for every drink to excrete out of your body. so fro example if you drink a 12 pack it will take 24 hours to go through your body and then excreted out. one shot=one 12 oz beer=a glass of wine
What is deployment of a clinical trial?
There are three types of clinical trials in Humans. The tertiary studies are only done on people who have terminal illnesses and are the first study usually conducted The seconday studies are done with a more open field and a more generalized population. The primary studies have very strict protocols and limited population. Deployment refers to enrolling people into the studies.
How long does ectasy stay in the system of a 27 year old man who weighs 210 pounds?
It stays there forever. There is evidence that ectasy can cause permanent brain damage with just one dose... ______________________________ How often do you feel unwell? That's too often... www.wellnessaid.com
If a 11 month old baby is 30 and 18 inches tall how tall will she be as an adult?
about 7 in. tall!!!!!!
If you have to get 4 pints of blood in your body is that bad?
If you had to have the equivalent of 4 pints transfused then something significant has happened to make you lose some of your blood. So the answer is yes. However, if you are referring to what risk you may be open to; the blood supply is extremely safe in the US and blood transfusion is extremely common procedure so any risk is minimal.
ref.range of wbcs a 5000 to 10000/cumm. an elevated wbcs count is called leucocytosis. the leucocytosis indicate infection. In leukemia white cell count may be increased upto 2 lacs./cumm
Regeneration, if your talking about the process thru which an organism can regrow a damaged or lost body part by using cell division, can be used by starfish and an octapi and other organisms but not every.
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What is the treatment for staphylococcus albus infection?
The treatment would include an anti-biotic medication that is specific to the organism. This is usually done by performing a culture and sensitivity on the culture. Whichever medication is the cheapest and the least toxic while still showing that it kills the organism on the media plate is usually used. Prior to the results of this test coming back (usually 48-72 hours), the doctor may put the patient on a broad spectrum antibiotic.
What is the most effective colloidal silver generator on the market?
All colloidal silver generators are basically effective. The question should not be which generator is most effective, but instead, which generator allows you to create the most effective colloidal silver solution. Keep in mind this simple fact: the larger the silver particles produced by the generator, the less absorbable they are into the cells and tissues of the human body where tiny disease-causing "stealth pathogens" like to colonize. Conversely, the smaller the silver particles produced by the generator, the more absorbable they are into the cells and tissues of the human body. In a nutshell, the human body is able to absorb, utilize and afterwards excrete smaller silver particles, whereas larger silver particles are far more difficult for the body to absorb, utilize and excrete. Larger particles are simple not very absorbable. They basically go in one end, and out the other, as if you were eating dirt. Therefore, the #1 thing to look for in a high-quality colloidal silver generator is one that produces the smallest silver particles possible, so the body can absorb and utilize them effectively and with the widest range of distribution, and then excete them easily afterwards. The vast majority of colloidal silver generators on the market today produce silver particles in the range of 20 microns or higher (many up to 200 or 300 microns). While those may work well for simple infections such as stomach ailments in which absorption is not as critical, they are basically useless for more serious, deep-seated infections in the tissues and cells of the human body. Much smaller silver particles are needed if you are looking to get at deep-seated infections that reach into the tissues and cells of the human body. At www.thesilveredge.com you can see a Transmission Electron Microscope photo of tiny, sub-microscopic silver particles produced by what is called a Micro-Particle Colloidal Silver Generator. These particles are less than a single nanometer in size. In other words, they are sub-nanometer sized particles -- so small, it takes a Transmission Electron Microscope operating at 175,000x magnification just to see these tiny particles. When you have silver particles that small, you have the most highly-absorbable, fully bio-available silver that can be made by a colloidal silver generator. The story of how they were invented, which is found on the home page, will help answer your question in much more depth.
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