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    When I had children no one brought up genetic testing for anything to see the incidence that our genes together could possibly produce a child with a genetic defect. Knowing, growing up, would make things much easier to address. No one wants a child with defects. Knowing the possibility that could increase the incidence of these would give the individual a sense of control over the situation. Knowing your child has certain genetic disorders will assist in preventing illness and maintaining…

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    With time and budget constraint putting more pressure on the Arizona Game and Fish Department to produce more reports with less resources. Environmental DNA sampling could be the answer to acquiring population data, faster than traditional sampling methods. Surveying populations of animals, to observe the status of their populations has been a difficult task for Wildlife Biologists, since the late 1800s. The recent decline of wildlife populations has put more pressure on wildlife managers to…

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    Preventive measures include genetic counseling to determine carrier status of translocation or structural abnormality of the parent's chromosome 5 (5). This is obtained by cytogenic testing which is performed to analyze chromosomal structure, if translocation is present then the patient…

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    Standardizing the Colors of Birds: Ridgway’s Color Dictionaries Robert Ridgway is the forerunner of modern ornithologist. The way he studied birds, by using professional language, classification and accountability made a big leap comparing to those ways of many amateur researchers in the same time period. At the same time, his standardization greatly promoted the professionalization of this field and related field. The books he private published— Color standards and Color Nomenclature is most…

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    to 10 days earlier in 1994 than 1978(Rassmann, Pellissier, Defossez, Jactel, Kunstler 2014). Photoperiod that changes in time between a certain species proves that the organism is making an effort to adapt to the new seasonal changes thus causing genetic change. As a result I believe that my hypothesis was correct that organisms are adapting to the altered seasonal changes in order to…

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    Genetics can explain why four generations of your family became drug dependent after being exposed to drugs (Abadinsky, 2014). Family and social environmental factors are determining factors on whether a person will begin using drugs, as well (Abadinsky, 2014). According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, studies demonstrate that a person’s genetic makeup is a critical factor in being vulnerable to drug abuse (Abadinsky, 2014). Other studies demonstrate that at least half of a person’s…

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    “The Promise of Research with Stem Cells” by Susan Solomon “The Promise of Research with Stem Cells” by Susan Solomon is about the benefits of using stem cells for research in order to find the reasons of different types of diseases and their cure. She described how expensive drug research is and the potential loss that comes with it sometimes when it has a side effect. On the other hand, the research with stem cells will be so much better because everything will be tested on the cells before…

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    all children, this procedure could also make them live longer with the discarding of disease causing genes. Furthermore, the newfound experience and data collected from this procedure could also help geneticists progress faster in their research in genetics. The operation could be also viewed as ethically accepted since some women take prenatal pills during pregnancy to ensure…

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    any traces of moral restraint on humans in cloning, and create opportunities for more unethical uses of cloning. The designing of human embryos through eugenics would means that cloned humans would probably have to live with problematic choices of genetic makeup, or non cloned humans would not be able to reproduce. Michael Cook illustrates the clone researcher “accused of being callous and indifferent to the suffering of patients with chronic illness” (Cook). Michael Cook illustrates the lack of…

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    Biomedical Engineer “The ones who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do” -steve jobs. Biomedical engineers use engineering and utilize it in the fields of biology and health care. Biomedical engineers work with different types of doctors , therapeutic services , and researchers to create different types of organizations and materials along with gears the help with analytic problems. Biomedical engineers construct equipment and devices , artificial organs…

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