Proceed to select “Start with SIR Model Basics,” then peruse the provided information and watch the accompanying video. What do individuals in the Removed group gain after recovery or vaccination?

What is the Herd Immunity Threshold (HIT)?

The “For Your Consideration” segment explores the “Competitive exclusion principle,” which highlights the necessity of a consumer’s presence to regulate a plant’s population, thereby enabling the survival of other species. What other ecological factor can yield a comparable impact on population sizes?

You will be creating 3 different models to represent how humans are positioned within ecological trophic levels. Using a paint program, hand drawing and scanning, or the site bubble.us, create a trophic pyramid that includes humans. a food chain that includes humans. a food web that includes humans.   Include a key (like the one below) on your document explaining the colors used for each level. The color should be the same for each of the models (e.g., producers should be green in the pyramid, chain, and web. You can export your bubbl.us food web to word or paint program to add the key. Producer:  color? Primary Consumer:  color? Secondary Consumer:  color? Tertiary Consumer:  color? Upload your document here (doc, docx, rtf, or pdf only). 

What does a Spearman’s correlation of 0.81 signify in the study?

What is one assumption made by the SIR model about the population?

Click “Finish and Continue to Summary.”  How does adjusting the transmission and recovery probabilities in the “Outbreak Simulator” impact the SIR curves?

How do individuals move from the “Susceptible” group to the “Infectious” group in the SIR model?

Why is the issue of intellectual property (IP) challenging in the context of 3D bioprinting?

Why is testing the safety of custom-made organs before implantation a significant obstacle?