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    Scientist has found ways to genetically alter human gametes, zygotes, or embryos to lower a child’s risk of developing many disorders and illnesses. Even being able to dictate gender, hair and eye color, height. There are developed qualities on innate qualities, no one actually knows how to “make an intelligent…

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    Stem Cell Cost

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    Are Stem Cells Worth The Cost? Introduction Stem Cells have a lot of potentials to cure/heal the human body, but is it worth the cost? Embryonic stem cells have the potential to transform medicine. Scientist and doctors believe they could potentially treat a myriad of human conditions and diseases, such as spinal cord injury, type 1 diabetes, neurodegenerative diseases and many others. However, there are many issues and barriers to fulfilling this potential. Helping people walk again sounds like…

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    Models Of Sexual Selection

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    Sexual selection refers to a natural selection process, which arises through preference by one sex for specific characteristics in the member or members of the other sex. The purpose of this paper is to complete and present the requirements of the assignment on the Evolution Biology. The paper covers the issues that pertain to sexual selection such as the theoretical background as well as the evidence for models of mate choice. Furthermore, the writer covers the aspects of game theory and animal…

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    INTRODUCTION ` Human Sexual dimorphism as its basic element of identity is genetically determined and determines the natural path of social development and cultural heritage. Complementarity of the morphological phenotype characteristics and behavioral of the men and women is part of the genetic program of human nature-oriented implementation of the basic tasks to fulfill in life, which is to have offspring, which in turn is, related to its fertility. This consists of the ability to produce…

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    Stem Cell Debate

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    Every day in the field of science is a new day filled with new discoveries. Along with these discoveries we are slowly being able to better understand the world around us and make cures for the incurable along the way. Within the past couple of decades, science has advanced so fast that it’s sometimes hard to keep up with all the changes and to be able to accept them as reality. However, when there are new scientific discoveries there are often debates on its reliability and whether or not it’s…

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    Infertility Research Paper

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    In practice, close attention must be paid to the patient s needs and treatment options. Infertility is a huge issue in women’s health and with proper diagnosis and treatment, positive outcomes can occur with diminished complications. Infertility is defined as a couple’s inability to conceive after 12 months of regular intercourse without use of contraceptives in woman less than 35 years of age (Fertility and Sterility, 2008). There are 2 types of infertility primary where no pregnancy has…

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    GENETIC TRANSFER MANIPULATION Humans have been manipulating the natural genetic transfer of animals and plants for a long time. Cloning and selective breeding are well known examples of genetic transfer manipulation. This report will focus on these two manipulations, and the implications they can have on the individuals, and the populations too. In order to show why genetic transfer manipulations are used, and to see the implications of it, the cases of “Dolly” the cloned sheep, and domesticated…

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    Classification Escherichia coli is a bacterium that is mostly found in humans and other animals. It is a unicellular micro-organism, making its Domain and Kingdom Bacteria. E. coli’s Phylum is Proteobacteria because it is a gram-negative bacterium. It is also in the Phylum Proteobacteria because of the lipopolysaccharides that protect the cell membrane. E. coli is a facultative anaerobic G- bacterium, making its Class Gamma Proteobacteria. Because of its rod-shape, E. coli’s Order is…

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    Bartoh Syndrome Essay

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    In some of these cases, this may be due to gonadal mosaicism in the mother. Mosaicism is a phenomenon where more than one set of genetic information can only be found in gamete cells. In this manner, mutations not present in the parental DNA can still be passed on to their offspring. While theoretically possible, female manifestation of Barth Syndrome is highly unlikely; however, one notable case was recorded in 2012. The…

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    2.1. Artificial Insemination (AI) : Development of techniques for successful. .freezing of spermatozoa has progressively evolved over the. . Past 60 years (Kucuk et al., 2014). At the starting of 20th century Ivanov started studying on artificial insemination (AI) of sheep’s, where Ivanov’s .studies on extenders and reproduction resulted in the development and the practical application of AI in farm animals, reviewed by (Bohlooli et al., 2012). AI provides. .many advantages to farmers and…

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