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    closely resemble each other through their senses organs. However, it is because the mechanical lacks a sufficient concept that makes it necessary to be on par with humans. Throughout Descartes “Discourse of Method,” he argues that the differences between humans and both non-humans, and Machines, they are only capable to respond to the external world through their physical senses rather mental. This significantly creates…

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    When isolated by themselves, organs like the heart, the small intestine, and the femur may not initially seem connected. However, a closer look at these organs shows a deep, mutually beneficial relationship. The marrow of the femur generates the stem cells that mature into the blood cells eventually pumped throughout the body by the heart. The small intestine absorbs nutrients and transfers them to the bloodstream, to be carried throughout the body with each heartbeat. These nutrients and blood…

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    The Controversy With Animal Testing Animal testing is more of a problem than some believe. Some people believe it is okay to use animals as their test subjects, while others have been trying to convince people that there are alternatives to using animals that will work just as well. “It’s not testing cosmetics. It’s trying to save my life” (Kopp and Camosy 48) said Eileen Youtie who is fighting cancer. Eileen is paying over $30,000 so tests can be done on an animal before the doctors use the…

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    In this dystopian world science was too advanced for society. People wanted the advancements to benefit their everyday lives from but they were not prepared to deal with the consequences. The cloning and using their organs for donations came to an end, but that does not make up for the all lives taken away at an early age before they were able to enjoy any of it. Even if they had more time it doesn’t matter, these clones will never be treat like normal humans. They will never gain the same…

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    saw that we went to the other side of the graveyard and decided to stay there. For our fans we decided to go and get the ouija board and to play it. Right as I touched the planchet terror filled up my body and went through all my bones and internal organs. The wind was moving so quickly that it almost sounded like it was whispering my name. Later that night we asked our fans for a Q&A most of the things that they asked us questions like what is our favorite color have we ever had a pet. But…

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    Ethics Of Organs On Chips

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    Animal testing is simple and studies show mice having practically the identical connection to human genes. Organ-on-a chip designs take time and there are always possibilities to stop it from working. At the end of the day, mice can mimic human genes effectively. How could organs-on-a-chip ever beneficially cure diseases in comparison to animal testing? To be precise, organs-on-a-chip will soon be one of the most operational and constructive chips to discover cures. Harvard University…

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    1. Explain the relationship between the skeletal and muscular systems. The relationship between the skeletal and muscular systems is that the muscular is responsible for the movement of the human body. Which is attached to the bones of the skeletal system. The skeletal performs vital functions like support, protection, and movement. 2. Why is the circulatory system important? The circulatory system is important because it transports blood and other materials throughout the body. Without the body…

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    The integumentary system is commonly known for one of many visible complex organ systems. The system is made up of skin, hair, nails, glands, and nerves. The integumentary system shields the body from substances in the outside world. It holds body fluids, protects the body from a disease, removes waste products, and regulates the body’s temperature. While accommodating to do all of that, the integumentary systems teams up with many systems in your body. All of those systems each sustain internal…

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    Tissue repair is a process of wound healing. It occurs in our body all the time; we just don’t take notice because it is a process not seen by the human eye. However, many magical things happen throughout our body that we cannot see. The body’s tissue repair process is one of those magical things. It is with our daily regular activities that our cells in the stratum corneum of the epidermis are shedding daily. We constantly replace our cells in this layer and lucky for us, our epithelial tissues…

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    ORGAN DONATION: THE GIFT OF LIFE Doctor’s declared that Martin Wayne Lennox would not survive three days after his birth on January 17, 1965. Having just informed his parents that their newborn son had a hole that engulfed 50 percent of his heart, the doctors said it would be a miracle if he lived. The small infant held on with what little strength he possessed and overcame the odds. Martin continued to grow and, with each doctor’s visit, his parents were told he had a very slim chance of…

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