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    . According to our book by W. W. Norton & Company, the four forces of evolution are mutation, gene flow, genetic drift, and natural selection. Mutations occur at the genome level, involve a permanent alteration in gene or chromosome, and results in a unexpected change from parents to offspring. Gene flow, which can also be called gene migration, occurs when genetic properties pass from one population to another. For example, when two races mix and traits begin to appear among one race of people…

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    and rhexis: meaning bursting. Onychorrhexis is another term for Brittle Nails. This is a breakage causing “longitudinal ridging” that could be a result of a number of things including: Excessive amounts of strong soap and water exposure, anemia, anorexia, nail polish remover, nail polish remover etc. It is also a result of aging. Longitudinal ridging alone is called onychorrhexis, the appearance of split ends of the nail is called onychoschisis Onychorrhexis effects up to 20% of…

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    An inheritance disorder also known as genetic disorder, is an inherited medical condition caused by a DNA abnormality. Sometimes physicians are not able to label a disease, because it is unknown, and so they call it an undiagnosed disorder. These disorders vary from all sorts of genetic genes from your siblings. Genetic disorders can be caused by a mutation by one gene, multiple genes, or by the combinations of gene and environmental factors. Some disorders are inherited by a parent or are…

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    CRISPR-Cas9 technology, which is only four years old, is improving by leaps and bounds and has already altered the way doctors approach disease and scientists do research. The tests have shown that the technology can cure the defect that causes sickle cell anemia, and we are moving toward clinical trials within a few years (Wang).” But there are also people who speculate of this new way of toying with nature. In 1954 the book “I Am Legend” was written in it scientist have found a bacterium that…

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    found. Umbilical cord blood is one that is use in transplants or blood transfusions. Another one is hematopoietic stem cells found in blood or bone barrow which has been used by scientists to treat patients with diseases such as leukemia, sickle cell anemia, bone marrow damage, some metabolic disorders and immune deficiencies where the body has lost the ability to replenish its supply of healthy blood cells (Jurkowski). The primary use for all…

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    includes another vitamin, Riboflavin known as vitamin B2. Riboflavin plays a role in energy metabolism and has a lot of other important roles. You can also have a deficiency is riboflavin which include dry sky, cracked lips, mouth ulcers, and lead to anemia.…

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    For example, Meredith and Derek are expecting a child and both are carriers of the gene for sickle cell anemia. They want to make sure their child, Ellie, does not have this disease because the chances is very likely. Because there are safe and effective technologies available, the medical team should use genetic therapy and correct Ellie’s genetic makeup so that she does not have sickle cell anemia. By doing so, the doctor’s are doing the morally correct action because they are saving a life…

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    What the optimal timing for clamping the umbilical cord after birth has become the subject of controversy, started many debates and led to multiple studies. This paper will define cord clamping and delayed cord clamping. It will also look into the most recent research to show if there are any benefits or risks to both preterm and term infants by using delayed cord clamping, and if there are any maternal health benefits from this practice. After the third week of conception blood vessels begin…

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    Blood Donation Essay

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    Background Around 41,000 blood donations are needed everyday. 15.7 million blood donations are received in a year in the United States. With there being a constant demand for blood and less than ten percent of the population donating the blood supply can be sufficiently low considering what is needed. There are four types of donations possible, whole blood, platelets, plasma, and double red cells. Blood drives and donations are highly impacting and important to many people in various communities…

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    The Language of God Francis Collins was a man that accomplished something that was not thought to happen during his lifetime. That was to sequence the entire human genome. He was the director of the Human Genome Project which has been completed. Three years after mapping the entire human genome which consisted of 3.1 billion letters, he went on to write The Language of God. He is a theist which is uncommon for a scientist. The first 6 chapters of The Language of God broke the ice. It gave the…

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