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Discussion 5 (Your thoughts about SCI260)ForumAs we near the end of Introduction to Biochemistry, discuss how your perception of biochemistry and its contribution to human health has changed during this course. Were there certain topics that you found interesting? Are there any topics you think will be useful in your career? Has the course made you more interested in biochemistry?You should contribute one (1) comment (at least 300 words) to this week's discussion. You may use the questions I asked above or discuss another point(s) related to this topic. Please DO NOT copy any of your classmate’s comments (you will not receive credit for doing this).Research PaperTurnitin Assignment 2Your paper should be at least three (3) pages, double-spaced, in Arial or Times New Roman font (12 point), contain at least three (3) references, and cover the following topics:A brief description of how and when the disease was first identified (i.e., historical perspective). (20 points) What specific biological molecule (i.e., protein, nucleic acid, lipid, carbohydrate, or vitamin) is affected by this disease (be sure to provide the specific name of the molecule)? (20 points) What specific biological process (i.e., metabolic pathway) is affected? (20 points) What types of symptoms do affected individuals experience? (20 points) What treatments (or lifestyle changes) are recommended to help an affected individual cope with the disease? Explain why these approaches are effective in treating the disease. (20 points)Points will be deducted if your paper:Has a Turnitin similarity score higher than 25%Is less than three (3) pagesHas less than three (3) references

Edwin Hubble's observations of the Andromeda "nebula" in 1924, using the then new 100 inch telescope at Mount Wilson Observatory, lead to the understanding that the Milky Way was not the only galaxy, but one of a countless large groups of stars in our Universe. Within this new field of astronomy, Hubble devised a classification system for galaxies based on their observed shape and structure. In this laboratory exercise, you will use Stellarium to observe a number of galaxies and attempt to classify them using Hubble's system. For this project piece, use a computer simulation to examine the concept of habitable zones around other stars or examine and classify a range of galaxies. Please read through the assignment background information and follow the steps listed in the lab assignment instructions. You will be asked to form a hypothesis, state the lab objective, record your measurements and calculations, and answer each of the lab questions.