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Recreational activity
* Recreational activities are a prime source of contact with oceans
  - actions
  - an invigorating way of providing therapy for children
  - the basis of a large tourism industry in many states
  - consist of activities that help or promote the fight against drunk driving
  - contribute to the cumulative effects of excessive noise exposure
  - emphasize the development of social and community behaviors
* Recreational activities involve contact
  - direct contact
  - pose limited threats to specific populations
* contributes to the health and well being of individuals and communities.
* is viewed as physically, socially, and emotionally healthy and desirable.

Regular activity
* can increase self esteem and self-confidence as well as reducing stress.
* declines significantly in the older age groups.
* improves a person's overall health and enhances quality of life.
* reduces stress, prevents depression, and improves quality of sleep.
* stimulates the bowel, increases circulation and helps prevent constipation.

### activity | rehearsal:

Dress rehearsal
* are a time to check out costuming, lines, lighting, pace, etc.
* is rehearsal.

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Replication
* Most replication requires protein synthesis.
* begins with the local unwinding of the double helix by an enzyme called a helicase.
* involves assembly of viral proteins and genetic materials produced in the host cell
  - multiplication
  - selections
  - steps
* is an area of interest to both distributed systems and databases.
* is one means of dealing with the issue of data location
  - of the major criteria separating viruses from other computer programs
  - pleading
  - repetition
* is the duplication of the DNA into the chromatin
  - hallmark of science
  - means of automatic synchronization between two databases
* is the process of duplicating the genome when a cell divides
  - making CD-Rs
  - triggered by an enzyme
* key technology that helps make disasters easier to overcome.
* occurs as the result of the enzyme DNA polymerase.
* occurs in cytoplasm, even in enucleated cells
  - locations
* process of running the experimental trials in a random manner.
* starts with the unwinding of the double helix and the formation of a replication fork.
* takes place by binary fission.
* widely used technique for achieving reliability.

### activity | replication:

Origin of replication
* Origins of replication are the sites at which DNA replication is initiated
  - is organic matter
* is always a palindrome
  - on the opposite side of plasmid from the two drug resistance genes

### activity | replication:

Viral replication
* Most viral replication involves steps.
* dynamic process, with billions of virions being produced per day.
* is continuous throughout the course of disease
  - cytoplasmic
  - more widespread in immunodeficient mice
* leads to inflammation and edema, symptoms of the common cold
  - the generation of viral mutants
* occurs predominantly in syncytia in infected nasopharyngeal tissue
  - within the cellular cytoplasm of host cells
* occurs, followed by virus release and the host cell death.
* utilizes a viral encoded polymerase.

Virus replication
* Most virus replication occurs in locations.
* occurs entirely in the cytoplasm
  - mainly in the cytoplasm with maturation by budding from the cell membrane

Reproductive activity
* Most reproductive activities affect weight
  - activity occurs in early to late spring
* Some reproductive activities occur in winter.
* is seasonal and in temperate regions is generally dictated by temperature.

Research activity
* Research activities are conducted by players
  - lead to improvement
* Research activities provide additional information