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Quorum requirements conflicts are resolved by: a. state statute b. the board of directors c. a vote of those present at a meeting d. appointment of a person as a proxy → A. 2. Fidelity insurance provides coverage to ensure that the: a. board will meet its fiduciary obligations. b. manager will faithfully follow all document provisions. c. association will be covered for shortfalls in the reserve accounts. d. association will recover any funds lost through employee dishonesty. → D ...

Articles of Incorporation → Brings the cooperation into existence, define its basic purposes and powers, indicate whether stock will be issued, and indicate whether there will be a board of directors Bylaws → Formally adopter governing regulations for the administration and management of a community association CC&R's → The governing documents that dictate how the homeowners association operates and what tules the owners, and their tenants and guests, must obey. These legal d...

based on recent studies, which vitamin shows evidence of positively affecting muscle function? → vitamin D the primary ergogenic nutrients in most ED and ES appear to be carbohydrate and/or caffeine. True or False → true. caffeine is the most common ingredient utilized in energy drinks. the ergogenic value of caffeine on mental and physical performance has been well established but the potential additive benefits of other nutrients contained in ED and ES remains to be determined. T...

What does FITT Principle stand for? A. Fitness Isolation Team Training B. Fat percentage, Individuality, Tone, Training C. Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type D. None of the above → C- frequency, intensity, time, type The increase in strength within the first week of heavy resistance training in previously untrained individuals A. muscle fiber hyperplasia B. muscle fiber hypertrophy C. neural adaptation D. none of the above E. all of the above → C- neural adaptations Generally it...

Explain how carnosine is synthesized within the body → - carnosine (B-alanyl Histidine) is made in the body from histidine and B-alanine via an energy dependent reaction cartelized by carnosine synthetase → -found in skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, brain, kidney, and stomach → -available in meats and absorbed in intestine via peptide transporters → - antioxidant activity (hydroxyl and superoxide radical) and oppose glycation → - suppress lipid peroxidation and react with protei...

The ability of skeletal muscle to perform work to sustain muscle contraction, are contingent on the availability of ______________________. → adenosine triphosphate (ATP) The issue of ATP availability is a function of the muscle fiber's ability to synthesize ATP from _______________________ and to also resynthesize itself once it has been degraded to yield energy. → macronutrients (carbs, fats, proteins) Within the muscle fiber, there are three "systems" in which ATP is pr...

Explain how carnosine is synthesized within the body. → Beta-alanine + l-histidine + ATP > carnosine + AMP + diphosphate. Via carnosine synthase What is a waxy maize starch and what effect does it have on blood glucose? → A very slow digesting starch (lots of amylose). Leads to lower glucose and insulin responses Based on recent studies, which vitamin shows evidence of positively affecting muscle function? Hint: sunshine → Vitamin D Regarding energy drinks (ED), are the foll...

Explain how carnosine is synthesized within the body → a. Carnosine is made in the body from L-histidine and beta-alanine via an energydependent reaction catalyzed by carnosine synthetase. → b. Found in skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, brain tissue, kidney, and stomach. → c. The highest concentration is found in meats and absorbed in the intestine via peptide transporters. → d. Antioxidant activity, (hydroxyl and superoxide radical) and oppose glycation. → e. Suppress lipid ...

Which of the following polymorphisms are tandem repeats of 1-8 bp? a. Single nucleotide polymorphisms b. Variable number tandem repeats c. Short tandem repeats d. Restriction fragment length polymorphisms → Short tandem repeats Which of the following is used as a marker of gender? a. D8S1179 b. Amelogenin c. TPOX d. Penta D → Amelogenin What is an expression for how many times more likely the child's allele is inherited from the alleged father than by random occurren...

Salmonella typhi specimen collection → initially present in peripheral bloo but not in urine or stool util at least 2 weeks after infection Smallpox must be handled only in approved laboratories → level 4 containment When processing whole blood, why is it important to remove homoglobin → can inhibit DNA polymerase and prevent amplification of nucleic acid resulting in false-negative PCR result Inhibitors or DNA pol. in urine → -nitrate → -crystals → -hemoglobin → -bet...