Tuesday, March 20, 2012
PITTY!!
point thats muddy, lets clean it upp
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
I DONT GET THIS vv
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Class Reflection
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
HELP NEEDED
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Sickle Cell Disease
Sickle cell disease is a mutation in the blood protein. It changes the shape of the red blood cells and changes their functions and behavior. These cells become sticky, stiff, and sickled and they can cause severe pain and extreme organ damage. This disease is inherited through genes of the parents, averaging a 25% chance per child, or a 1 in 4 chance. The disease is mostly found where mosquito born milaria is present, therefor it is the most common single cell disorder among African Americans and 1 in every 375 inherit this disease. All around the world 250,000 people on average are born with sickle cell disease each year. It is most commonly found in Africa, the Mediteranean, Arabia, and South Asia. Test for diagnosis are performed at birth called hemoglobin electrophoresis where the blood is sampled. Sickle cell disease can also be detected in an unborn fetus. The most obvious symptom is pain, which is associated with blocked blood vessels which can be severe enough for hospitalization. It can damage the spleen, lungs, and heart as well as strokes. Many cases develop anemia which leads to fatigue. There are 3 distinct types of the disease which include sickle cell anemia, SC disease, and SB disease. People with the disease have a shortened life expectancy with studies showing and average of 42 for males and 48 for females. Blood transfusions help lessen the symptoms as well as narcotics used to help lower the amount of pain. The drug hydroxyurea help prevent sickle cell's complications. The only known cure for the sickle cell disease is a bone marrow transplant but is a very high risk operation. It is more successful for kids while most adults have a tendency to reject the transplant.
el punto en el barro continued
el punto en el barro
Monday, November 14, 2011
Lego DNA
Monday, November 7, 2011
kind of a random question but at the same time kinda not :)
DEFINATELY NOT A CLEAN POINT!!
Thursday, October 13, 2011
muddiest point
Thursday, September 29, 2011
muddiest point

Tuesday, September 20, 2011
eleni's muddiest point
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
september 6 class reflection
hey its eleni and todays class besides going over homework for tonight at the beginning of the class, we went outside!! we went to the little collage of plants right behind the window of the room and recorded what consumers and producers we could see and an estimate of how many of each one there were. all the nature things (plants) were producers and anything living and moving (insect or animal) was a consumer. after that we went back to the classroom and shared everything we found with the rest of the class. i did take pictures from the garden thing but im not techy and i really dont want to mess up my phone trying to get them on my comp (SORRY!!)but basically it was just some pictures of the burdock plant :) and ill pass next class reflection on tooooo... Allie!
Unit 1 Reflection
hellooo its eleni, ok so unit one didnt seem chalenging at all i felt like i did pretty well with everything in class, but my test answers didnt totally agree sooo I GOTTA WORK ON MY STUDY HABBITS!! I really enjoy class cuz we are constantly up out of our seats and cunducting different labs and they are all so different it makes you look forward to bio! i think it was an ok first unit over all i just need to study more and be sure to memorize the material.