Allison Miller

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

R5: Learning about Elsie and the description of the picture was powerful and Deborah's reaction to such a disturbing picture #BrooksAPLang

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

R4:Although she may have been a little biased towardsthe pain of the family, Skloot stays fairlyobjective throughout the book #BrooksAPLang

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

@kennedytanner3 So true. Great response 🤓

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

R3: Although there were negatives, they did receive some money and information, and Deborah would have been left wondering #BrooksAPLang

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

@ashlenapbio Wow! Great question! Let me do some research and I'll get back to you on that!

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

In clover, and the way it is described, the setting does become a character in a way #brooksaplang

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

R2:Settingdefinitely becomes a character in the book. It is almost like the Lacks family is isolated from the rest of society #BrooksAPLang

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

@Katie3732 Sure! For example, Gary prayed very aggressively when Deborah was stressed out over the information of Elsie and HeLa . Hope that helps!

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

R1:God is the Lacks family's response to the overwhelming aspect of learning about HeLa and is who they go to for comfort #BrooksAPLang

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A5: Can cause multiple forms of cancer and diseases that destroy the body #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A4: Signal transduction is needed so that signal hormones are able to make a response without going into the cell #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A3: To do this, the endocrine system uses hormones and transduction pathways #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A2: Hormones attaching to a cell receptor and causing a cell reaction #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A1: Quorum sensing is when single celled bacteria produce, release, and det cat hormones in response to their environment #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

T-cells have the ability to remover an infection when it reappears and it becomes easier for them to destroy it #rhsapbio https://t.co/xoGKORmR1B

[Mr. Hilbert @Mr_Hilbert]

Q5: Describe how the cell mediated response responds to an infection. #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A4: their responses help the immune system #rhsapbio https://t.co/BCnWOR7LKl

[Mr. Hilbert @Mr_Hilbert]

Q4: Describe how B-cells, plasma cells, and the hypersensitivity response are related to the thyroid gland. #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A3: This is related by pathogen recognition and memory of cells #rhsapbio https://t.co/m6XfRjjR80

[Mr. Hilbert @Mr_Hilbert]

Q3: TLR5 Receptors can recognize bacteria innovators. Describe how this process is related to our genes. #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A2: immune cells bind to each other and release cytokine which binds to other cells #rhsapbio https://t.co/y84SNtUmmG

[Mr. Hilbert @Mr_Hilbert]

Q2: HIV attacks specific cells dealing with the immune system. How is the cell communication process compromised? #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A1: acts as a defense response against bacteria and viruses #rhsapbio https://t.co/vRHbuAtiwQ

[Mr. Hilbert @Mr_Hilbert]

Q1: Describe how salicylic acid works within plants and what processes aid in the fighting off of pathogens. #rhsapbio

[Allison Miller @Allisonapbio]

A5: It would attack the infants immune system #rhsapbio