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    With natural selection its major driving mechanism, evolution is the change over time in the makeup of genetics of a population. Supported by evidence from many scientific methods, Charles Darwin, in On the Origin of Species, asserts that inheritable variations occur in individuals in a population. In the process known as natural selection, due to competition for limited resources, individuals with more favorable characteristics or phenotypes are more likely to survive and better reproduce,…

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    so unrealistic that it’s just decades away. With genetic research we can have plenty of food with desirable traits, we can cure genetic diseases that have affected thousands,We can have more knowledge on the subject of DNA, and we can do so much more if we put money to genetic research, but should we or she would give the money to some other organization or maybe for educational purposes? From the research i have found I believe we should fund genetic research. Genetically modified foods or…

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    the development of cancer in children. Although there are disagreements, many of the scientists have come to the conclusion that some forms of cancer have been the linked to genetic cells that are formed through fertilization of the embryo, which could be caused from the parents being exposed to different environmental pollution, carcinogens, which may also involve household chemicals for long periods(Moore, 2009, p. xx). Also, with a large amount of artificial sweetener (aspartame) ingested…

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    Humans Vs. Roundworms

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    Humans and roundworms share about 25% of their genes. In some situations, genetic material can be transferred between species and will continue to function,…

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    protection, and more nutritious foods (Livestrong). There are some GMO foods that contain an insect repellant which can lead to less pesticide exposure. Oklahoma State University has stated that GMO’s require fewer chemicals, which can possibly help pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and soil erosion, and this will ultimately help the beauty and health of the…

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    Algae Case Study

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    which are obtained by inserting genes from high hydrocarbon producing micro algae into high growth seaweed species. Botryococcus braunii (BB) a green micro algae that produces large amounts of aliphatic hydrocarbon molecules is used as a source for genetic material. The genes that produce hydrocarbon in BB are identified, removed, cloned and subsequently inserted into high growth brown seaweeds like Kelp. The genetically modified kelp can be grown in coastal ocean waters. After the growth is…

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    among commercial farmers. These GMOs have created various social, economic, and cultural issues within the US and Europe. As defined by the Non GMO Project, a GMO “is a plant, animal, microorganism or other organism whose genetic makeup has been modified in a laboratory using genetic engineering or transgenic technology. This creates combinations of plant, animal, bacterial and virus genes that do not occur in nature or through traditional cross breeding methods (Non GMO Project, 2).” Farmers…

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    Identification and genetic improvement of modern rice varieties needed for the understanding of nutrient efficiency and increasing of grain yield potential has played a major role in crop breeding programe. (or) Identification and genetic improvement of modern rice varieties needed for the understanding of nutrient efficiency and increasing of grain yield potential has taken a primary objective to plant breeders and biotechnologist. The Periodic appraisal of genetic improvement of rice, have…

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    Natural Selection Lab

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    The English Peppered Moth and Natural Selection Lab By: Justin Pascual Partners: Nathan Magbitang, Rudy Keyes-Krysakowski, and Glenn Tipold Teacher: Ms. Coopman Date Performed: November 16, 2015 The English Peppered Moth and Natural Selection Lab Purpose The purpose of this lab is to determine how variation in a population can favour survival of a certain trait over multiple generations. Hypothesis It is believed that if there are more speckled moths remaining in the tray at the end…

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    less thirsty crops, greener fuels and even a rejuvenated chemical industry. Synthetic biology can help fight climate change and pollution. It has the potential to reduce the dependence on oil and to address climate change. Developed microbes would produce oil, giving a renewable fuel that could be used interchangeably with gasoline without creating more global warming pollution. It also lead to oil-eating microbes, an application that, as the Gulf spill demonstrates would be extremely useful.…

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