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    Genetic transformation is an important method, in molecular biology and genetic engineering, for transferring DNA amongst a variety of organisms. In Lab five, my lab partners and I used calcium chloride to make the bacterium cell walls more permeable and a heat shocking method to introduce the pGLO plasmid in the E.coli bacterium so that they may exhibit ampicillin resistance. The Goal of the experiment was to observe whether or not, given one of the four specific conditions, the pGLO plasmid…

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    Progeria, otherwise known as Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria syndrome , is a rare disorder that causes children to age eight times faster than a normal person. This disease affect only 350 kids today. It was discovered by Jonathan Hutchinson in England in 1886 and was first called Progeria by Hastings Gilford. It was then named Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria syndrome. The name Progeria is taken from a Greek word that means "prematurely old". It is an autosomal recessive disorder, meaning that an…

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    Protein Synthesis Paper

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    This paper is going to describe the replication of DNA and RNA and the processes of transcription and translation of protein synthesis. What is DNA? DNA is a nucleic acid that carries the genetic information in cells and some viruses, consisting of two long chains of nucleotides twisted into a double helix and joined by hydrogen bonds between the complementary bases adenine and thymine or cytosine and guanine. DNA sequences are replicated by the cell prior to cell division and may include genes,…

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    While the clinical validity of genetic tests is growing, there emerges a concern that the disclosure of individuals’ genetic test results could lead to discrimination by health insurers and employers (Hudson et al., 2008). Federal legislation addressed the protection of individuals’ genetic information by passing the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) in May 2008. The law prohibits health insurers and employers from using an individual’s genetic information in making eligibility…

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    such as x-rays to reveal abnormalities within the bones and joints, eye exams to check for the jelly-like substance in the eyes (eye exams can also reveal cataracts), and hearing test to measure the different frequencies of sound. Genetic testing is also available. The genetic test can help determine if a certain individual is likely to pass on the…

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    struggle for existence, those individuals with favorable variations would survive and reproduce, but those with unfavorable variations would not” (page 40). Inside a population of organisms some may experience mutations through naturally occurring genetic variations that will guide the adaptive traits causing successful reproduction. So, lets say,…

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    has more of an impact on human way of life, than nurture does. As the body develops in childhood, the human body undergoes a genetic change. David Reimer is a perfect example of how nature and genetics contribute more to how people live their life. David Reimer was born with genital…

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    caused distinct patterns of inheritance. They knew that a DNA molecule was simple. Then Watson-Crick discovered how the molecules could encode information in the copious quantities necessary to program a living cell. Thus showing that DNA records genetic information in the form of a four letter…

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    In the article “ Smart Machines Are Not a Threat to Humanity”, Alan Bundy argued against people’s fear of Artificial Intelligence. Many predictions have been made about our future if machines or robots become more intelligent, and people are afraid that one day machines will owe humans as pets, kill them or take over their job opportunity. Bundy noted that machines can be smart but not in all aspects for instance, medical diagnosis machines can give a wrong treatment when they face a disease…

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    Sepsis Case Study

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    The patient is of the Hispanic background. 1. This patient is at risk for infection or developing sepsis due to being 10 days postop for an amputation. Complete blood count measure how many white blood cells are circulating in the bloodstream. The normal lab values are 500-10000. Numbers larger than 10000 are indicative of infection. Lactate acid test should be run although the patient is at 96% room air. Organs produce lactic acid when the body is not receiving enough oxygen. The prevention of…

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