Biosafety level

1.0 Introduction This will introduce the topic for discussion. GMOs ( Genetically modified organisms) refers to plants and animals that have scientifically changed their genetic makeup through introduction of new genes into their DNA to improve the products that they provide to human beings and other animals. They are made resistant to various environmental conditions that could otherwise underscore their products; insect resistance, drought resistance, saline resistance and also improved…

in dry air, temperature decreases by 1 C°. This abiotic factor is an important consideration in crop or site selection for more productive crop farming (cropsreview.com). For example, coconuts prefer an elevation not exceeding 600 meters above sea level. Elevation varies with the dominance of certain plant species. Another extremely important abiotic factor that contributes a lot to the agricultural system is soil. By definition, soil is the outermost layer of the surface of earth in which…

As may have already been noticed by now there have been a few trends displayed in regards to the contributing factors of these environmental issues. These trends are population increase and influence as well as fossil fuel dependency within technology. While the effects of climate change have progressed further than they should have, the effects aren’t necessarily irreparable. Solutions have been proposed, some of which have been placed into effect and have shown signs of potential.…

What a person puts into their body has a huge impacted on the quality of life that person may have. The food that humans eat makes the difference in the life span they have, the energy levels from day-to-day, Height, weight and many other factors of the human body. Typically a person will eat the food that is most affordable to them. However, we eat food that is safe for consumption. Taking what the Food and Drug Administration says is safe to eat and most often what is popular in to account…

Also transgenic biofortification is an effective way to increase the essential minerals and vitamin content in the GM crop food (Qaim & Zilberman, 2003) and in recent studies it proposed that it was successful to incorporate levels of 3 vitamins were increased specifically through simultaneous modification of 3 separate metabolic pathways (Naqvi et al., 2009). Meaning that through transgenic crop food we can consume certain amount of multi-nutrients in per serving which helps…

Since the beginning of time, Staphylococcus, also known as staph infection, has (Khan, 2017), but there was not an official discovery of what it was until much later. In the year of 1880, a surgeon discovered the bacterial infection in a patient after a surgery (Mandal, 2012). A staph infection is an infection caused by a group of Staphylococcus bacteria that can cause many different conditions and diseases. Believe it or not, the Staphylococcus bacteria is found in the normal flora of the body…

historical tissue samples carried out by a group led by Jeffrey Taubenberger. According to the report, after several decades the scientists managed to recreate the virus with the help of genetic techniques Reverse, to "bring it back to life" in a level 3 biosafety laboratory, of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. Its effects were studied in mice, chicken embryos and human lung cells, using different versions made with genes from other influenza viruses, and thus make…

Johannes Petruschky in 1896 and was named because it was thought to only be from feces but in the 1896 it was also isolated from a stale beer (Piunno & Jackson, 2014). Alcaligenes faecalis is a biosafety level one, nonpathogenic, opportunistic, strict aerobe that does not ferment any sugars and is usually positive on the oxidase test (Parija, 2009). This bacteria can be motile or non-motile and found in fecal matter, gastrointestinal tract, cause sepsis…

outbreak has brought the attention of the Center of Disease Control and Prevention, who is now pushing for laws to regulate the boundaries of experimentation. Their main law that they are enforcing is that the specimens must be contained in a Biosafety level four facilities, which is only called for to protect against deadly diseases like the Small Pox and the 1918 Spanish Flu (Yu). While there are reasons to fear an outbreak, the chimeric research is also being conducted to get an understanding…

1.3 Explain flexible business plan of pathology laboratory. Flexible plan should be consist operational potency, maintenance, and improvement upon with visionary leadership, smart cash flow, taking advantage of progressive operational business models, and efficient pathology laboratory design. Several factors influence an efficient of pathology laboratory design together with • Flexibility • workstations work flow • operational business models • automatic instrumentation/robotics • quality…