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    While records related to the birth of Julia Pastrana are somewhat blurred, it is likely that she was born somewhere on the Western slopes of Mexico’s Sierra Madre. It is believed that she was born in the year 1834. At that time, her physical characteristics of thick lips, wide ears and excessive hair growth caused great confusion: Some individuals theorized that she was the offspring of a human and an ape, a bear or a baboon, which led to her nicknames, ‘The Bear Woman,’ ‘The Baboon Lady’ and ‘The Ape Woman.’ Author Jan Bondeson Recounts Pastrana’s Early Life In Jan Bondeson’s book, “A Cabinet of Medical Curiosities,”, he writes that, "According to the exaggerated accounts in the contemporary exhibition pamphlets, an Indian woman named Espinosa had become separated from her tribe in 1830, and was believed to have drowned. Six years later, however, some cowboys found her in a cave. She told them that she had been captured by a party of hostile Indians, who had imprisoned her in the cave, but no human beings could be found nearby." A child was found with Espinosa, she stated that this child was not actually her daughter; even so, Espinosa decided to care for her and love her. The child was christened Julia Pastrana. Several years later, when Julia’s ‘mother’ passed away, she was sent to an orphanage in a nearby city. Julia was described as an intelligent, sweet and excessively hairy girl. Due to her unique physical characteristics, Julia quickly became somewhat of a local…

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    broodmares), but there have been no reports on stallions (Hatazoe et al. 2015). Adenomata of the pars intermedia of the pituitary gland have been linked with the individual clinical unit of Cushing's disease which arises largely because of excessive secretion of adrenocorticotropin (ACTH) or other proopiomelanocortin (POMC) peptides (Love 1993). Equine Cushing’s Syndrome is characterized by many symptoms which include laminitis, weight loss, and hypertrichosis. As of right now there is no…

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    absorbed is completely hydrolyzed to the acid form of the drug by esterases once the drug reaches the plasma and enters the liver. The portion of the drug that reaches systemic circulation has been shown to cause minimal side effects.6 The elimination half-life of latanoprost is 3-4 hours and the drug metabolites are renally excreted.5,6 Urinalysis has shown that only the drug metabolites are primarily found in the urine instead of pure drug or the acid form of the drug. Latanoprost has been…

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    cause loose skin, face and disconcerting of changes causes rental retardation. The forehead is larger than others prominent forehead, the height doesn’t go with the person age or gender which is short stature. It can bring the eyes closer together wide-set eyes, Cantu Syndrome has genetic control in the DNA and is affected by the ABCC9 gene. Cantu Syndrome have many signs and symptoms which is in the risk factors as well such as mental retardation, large skull, short stature, prominent…

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    Topical Steroid Analysis

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    steroids and this cause thinning the skin layers with reducing the cell size. If this use for a long time it can affect the synthesis of the skin protein and inhibit the formation of melanocytes, which causing localized depigmentation. Plus, it also causes wrinkled and transparent skin as well as the underlying veins and capillaries become visible. Topical steroids were used to suppress the immune system and this will relieve the inflamed in the body, but this can increase the risk of bacterial…

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    scratch the individual with their razor sharp claws. A vampire however only need to bite the person. Depending on the lore or kind of vampire they may need to inject a kind of venom or chemical, for the person to change. Throughout the many cinematic and published depictions of vampires, they have accrued many new and interesting abilities. Such as how vampires can transform into bats, but unlike werewolves they have control over their actions in this form. They also have superhuman moving speed…

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    Though there were hints at this possibility throughout the first part of the book, the author finds scientifically plausible ways to explain them. Micah discusses having to take the birth control pill (61-62), due to the “family illness” that she inherited (Larbalestier 85). Taking the pill includes dealt with “acne and excessive blood” (85), but also with the “tainted hairy gene” that is a part of her “family disease” (Larbalestier 86). This could be explained by a well known symptoms…

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    into the wolf form. In The Originals they turn into complete wolves but are the same size as regular wolves not like the ones in Twilight, but to also transform they have to break every bone in there body so the turn into werewolves the least amount of times that they can. The social media’s view on the modern day change to the werewolves is that we have changed werewolves from scary monsters to attractive men that happen to have a curse on them and nobody understands them. Another modern day…

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    Advantages Of Ointments

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    4-Psoriasis (particularly of the face and body folds) Allergic contact dermatitis.  Contraindications: 1-Sensitivity to any of the components of the preparation. 2- Not indicated in those patients with tuberculous lesions, topical or systemic viral infection. 3-KENACOMB is not intended for ophthalmic use, nor should it be applied in the external auditory canal of patients with perforated eardrums. . 4- Corticosteroids have been shown to be teratogenic in animals following dermal…

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    original: that one’s outward appearance does not determine their inner character. The theme of one’s outward appearance not determining their inward character is then applicable to real life as a moral value. If one were to read this story when they were still impressionable as a child, it would influence them into believing ones outward appearance is not as significant in determining their feelings toward someone as their inner character is. So through the fairytale an ideal is applied to the…

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