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    Plants are mainly multicellular, predominantly photosynthetic eukaryotes of the Kingdom Plantae (Plant, 2018). Kingdoms are the main divisions which scientists use to classify all living things on Earth. Biologists have discovered 500 000 species of plants, of which 250 000 are angiosperms and are dominant in plant study (Encyclopedia, n.d.). Seeds are a small embryonic plant, which is enclosed in a small covering, called a seed coat, with stored food inside until they can obtain their energy…

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    In Phillip K. Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, the character J.R. Isidore is what most people call a “chicken head.” The term “chicken head” was given to those who were mentally damaged by the radioactive dust that has covered their atmosphere. Even though J.R. has been mentally damaged, he is by far the most empathetic character in the novel. Most of the so-called “normal” humans think people like J.R. are less than human. J.R. goes as far as saying, “But what does it matter to me?…

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    This film explains how all humans are created. There are around 365,000 new babies made around the world everyday. Our bodies natural instinct is to make babies. It is what we were made to do. Even when we aren't doing the"physical" part of it, our bodies are still creating eggs and sperm to get us ready to try to reproduce. Our bodies are made up of DNA. DNA is made up of chromosomes. We get 23 chromosomes from our dad and 23 chromosomes from our mom. We are made up of 46 chromosomes to make…

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    around today.Robert Hooke’s main 2 discoveries were the force of springs and microscopes. Hooke was an english philosopher, architect, and polymath. He discovered the cell walls using microscopes. His discoveries has really helped the world today and will continue to help the future. Body Paragraph 1: This paragraph will be about your Cell Biologist’s personal life, and life as a scientist. Robert Hooke was an english philosopher,architect, and polymath .He was born in england on July 28…

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    Human Skin Color Variation

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    He was spellbound by how many types of animals there were. And was puzzled by how they came to be (Jaffe, July 8, 2015). In 1859 he published his now famous book called “On the Origin of Species.” In it he introduced the idea of natural selection. Natural selection explains how all the types of animals came to be. In Darwin’s time people really didn’t have a clue about how natural selection could work. I mean…

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    Protein Solubility

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    innate protein particles or aggregates.However, there is a mechanistic difference between the two aspects. In the case of a pure solubility issue, i.e. a protein becomes insoluble in a certain solution (no changes in protein structure and integrity) and a solid phase is formed, a strong dilution of the system may lead to the dissolution of the protein. In such a circumstance, the term “protein associates” may more appropriately describe the formed protein solid .In this instance, protein…

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    Why Is Evolution Important

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    life is now set for success. Multicellular life in great complexity can now occur. When cells would live in close proximity to each other they would eventually develop different roles that acted as a single organism. This would allow the cells to share the task of life by dividing the labor. Eventually the cells would become so dependant on each other that they would not be capable of survival as a single cell. So over time their genomes would combine resulting in an multicellular organism.…

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    Summary: CRISPR

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    In the world of engineering, the fairly new technology CRISPR lives up to its potential. CRISPR is a technology used to scan the patient 's genetic code and search for genetic diseases, it then “erases” the bad gene and replaces it with a neutral one. With this process we can eliminate many deadly genetic diseases such as Alzheimer 's, Diseases that causes the carrier to become blind, and some forms of cancer. Francisco Mojica discovered the gene editing tool in 1993. Although Mojica was the…

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    agriculture, human health, and many fields. Breeding by cloning is able to being directly reproduce an animal with a desirable set of genetic traits, the world 's most famous clone is Dolly the sheep that is the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell. Also scientists are trying to recreate animals from endangered species, there is a possibility to make dinosaurs by cloning in the future. Logically, we should have an idea that we clone ourselves, called human cloning. Technically, human…

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    Organ Donation Research

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    The sell and donation process of human organs is a debatable topic not just amongst the citizens of the United States but in most other countries located all over the world. The motivation of criminals who commit these operations tend to surround one main contributing factor, currency. As money is the motivational factor of these operations, a good word to define such behavior is greed. Greed is amongst the seven deadly sins and is one of the main persuading factors leading to the selling and…

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