### action | insertion:

Transfusion
* also causes a build-up of iron in the body which can affect several vital organs.
* are actions
  - flowing
* can cause a dangerous build-up of iron in the heart muscle
  - transfusion reaction
  - help reduce the shortness of breath and fatigue that can be caused by anemia
* carry the risk of infection and allergic reactions.
* correct anemia by increasing the number of nor- mal red blood cells in circulation
  - of normal red blood cells in circulation
  - of normal red cells in circulation
* cut stroke risk in sickle-cell children
  - sicle-cell children
  - the horizonal movement of technology
* needs after splenectomy in Thalassemia.
* replace blood lost during surgery.
* vector of altruism in society.

### action:

Interaction
* Many interactions occur between the immune, neural, and psychological systems
  - trace elements and between trace elements and other nutrients
* Most interaction creates chemical bonds
  - drives parasite growth
  - occurs in humans
  - interactions are initiated by a male toward a female and are usually associated with mating
* affects climate change impact
  - development
  - evolution
  - exposure
  - functions
  - outcomes
  - properties
  - reaction functions
* are common in plant nutrition
  - communicative acts and are, in essence, bridges across distance
  - multi-level processes that change over time
  - natural and part of real life and the physics of sound and music
  - the hallmark of healthy ecosystems
* benefits partners.
* can affect distribution and abundance on short or long terms
  - also occur when one therapy alters the effect of another
  - evolve rapidly
  - influence evolution
* can occur between any two species in a community and between entire communities
  - with prescription medications that change the affects of drugs
* causes fatigue.
* contributes to maintenance.
* creates bonds
  - forces
* determine the spatial distribution of atom-like particles and their energies.
* drives growth
* grouping patterns are evident when gender groups segregate themselves from each other.
* happens when structures that are dual through negation come into close communication.
* has consequences
  - minimal significance
  - negative consequences
* includes displacement
  - predation
* influences intensity.
* involves exchanges
  - feedback
  - individuals
  - transmissions
  - variation
* is an action
  - communication in real time
  - in small groups, between adult and child, and between child and child
  - key in networking - or in other words two way communication
  - our means to attaining our goals
  - perception of the principles of ordering
  - physical phenomenons
* is the embodiment of logical operations
  - interplay between various levels
  - key to virtual reality and cyberspace
  - missing element in most forms of learning today
* kind of action that occurs as two or more objects have an effect upon one another.
* leads to interaction.
* occur at a particular point in time and in a particular space
  - when objects and events mutually influence each other
* occurs during periods
  - phases
  - study periods
* phenomenon that happens when ships pass each other in shallow areas.
* provides intrigue.
* reduces ability.
* results in energy
  - positive outcomes
* stimulates humans, and generates motivations for behaviors.
* take place between the magnet field and earth's gravity field.
* tells how to communicate and interact with the world.
* typically occur in domains containing multiple agents.

### action | interaction:

Cellular interaction
* determine neuronal phenotypes in rodent retinal cultures.
* involve adhesion and communication.
* trigger stable changes in patterns of gene expression.

Chemical interaction
* Most chemical interaction affects functions
  - reaction functions
* affect the solubility of elements and their subsequent availability to plants.
* are essentially electron interactions of two atoms.