The topic I have chosen is "nutrition and gastrointestinal flora", however, you can use my topic or use any or the suggested topics in the description. Please have a minimum of 5 references in APA format. Please answer every question in the paper. And also don''t forget to link the biology you study to public health, it is very important, Last paper I got a point deducted because I didn''t answer all questions and I didn''t link it to public health. don''t have the book, but please if you can find the book that will be great, and if you think you can do the paper right without reading the chapter from the book, that will be great as well. thank you Here''s the Description: Biology of Asthma and Allergic Disease The primary objective of this assignment is to introduce you to the major biological concepts that are associated with asthma and allergic disease. This Application focuses on the role of various biological processes involved in the chronic illnesses of asthma and allergy. Complete the following steps. Read the article by Dale Umetsu and Rosemarie DeKruyff, "The Regulation of Allergy and Asthma." Umetsu, D. T., & DeKruyff, R. H. (2006). The regulation of allergy and asthma. Immunological Reviews, 212(1), 238–255. Retrieved from the Walden Library Academic Search Premier database. (AN 21667826) Read Chapter 10, "The Respiratory System: Exchange of Gases" in the course text, Human Biology: Concepts and Current Issues. Read a selection of the review articles presented below to gain a better or deeper understanding of the topic. For your Application Assignment you must also find primary research articles in your area of interest. You may use the review articles in your Application paper, but if you do not cite primary research as well, that will result in a deduction of points. Choose a focus, or specific area that interests you such as the "hygiene hypothesis," windows of exposure, nutrition and gastrointestinal flora, helminth infections, Tregs, NKT cells, allergen immunotherapy, pharmacogenetics of asthma therapy, etc. Read the appropriate supplemental articles, and locate additional review and primary articles on your area of interest. Devereux, G. (2006). The increase in the prevalence of asthma and allergy: Food for thought. Nature Reviews Immunology, 6(11), 869–874. Retrieved from the Walden Library Academic Search Premier database. (AN 22848496) Tantisira, K. G., & Weiss, S. T. (2006). The pharmacogenetics of asthma therapy. Current Drug Targets, 7(12), 1697–1708. Retrieved from the Walden Library Academic Search Premier database. (AN 23278588) Umetsu, D. T., Meyer, E. H., & DeKruyff, R. H. (2007). Natural killer T cells regulate the development of asthma. International Reviews of Immunology, 26(1/2), 121–140. Retrieved from the Walden Library Academic Search Premier database. (AN 24515668) Wohlleben, G., & Erb, K. J. (2006). Immune stimulatory strategies for the prevention and treatment of asthma. Current Pharmaceutical Design, 12(25), 3281–3292. Retrieved from the Walden Library Academic Search Premier database. (AN 22139036) Yeatts, K., Sly, P., Shore, S., Weiss, S., Martinez, F., & Geller, A. et al. (2006). A brief targeted review of susceptibility factors, environmental exposures, asthma incidence, and recommendations for future asthma incidence research. Environmental Health Perspectives, 114(4), 634–640. Retrieved from the Walden Library Academic Search Premier database. (AN 20814567) Write a three to five page (body; double-spaced) review of the topic from a public health biology perspective. In your review, include the following: 1) Explain the biological basis of asthma and allergic disease; 2) Discuss the recent and current research on this issue, focusing on your area of interest; 3) Explain the application of this information to public health, providing some examples of how this information is or can be used in public health policy, programs, and practice. 4) Your paper must provide APA-formatted references for all resources used and adhere to APA style and format. APA headers will be expected for the three subsections of biological basis, research, and public health application.