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    varieties from feral plants in order to prevent the mingling of undesirable varieties with those selected for growing" (Nelson 23). These farmers were trying to produce crops with the most desirable traits. Then in the late 1800 's Charles Darwin and Gregor Mendel introduced a more scientific perception of genetically modifying plants.…

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    logical theory. “While Darwin was pondering over his oysters, Gregor Mendel had already been experimenting with heredity for years. By 1865 he had tested over 29,000 plants and amassed enough evidence to show that it was possible to accurately predict what traits an offspring could show” (Cheshire 190) Gregor Mendel is the epitome of using contrasting evidence to come to a logical conclusions. Because of his outstanding research, Gregor Mendel came to be known as the “Father of Genetics”, even…

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    already existing cells (“Rudolph Virchow Biography”). Charles Darwin was born in 1809 and died in 1882. He discovered evolution and the process of natural selection (“Charles Darwin Biography”). Gregor Mendel was born in 1822 and died in 1884. He discovered the fundamentals of heredity and genetics (“Gregor Mendel Biography”). Above are just a few of the scientists who have made advances in the science world during the 19th…

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    The Scientific Method The scientific method is something that is used to perform scientific investigations. The process is based on empirical and measurable evidence. The scientific method can be looked at from different perspectives, meaning, not a lot of people will agree that it starts a certain way. As a student I can argue that it begins by gathering all your data first, but other people will respond and say that it starts by asking a simple question. Although no one really knows…

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    these feelings to act upon their feelings of wanting to find out an answer, but for some people it does. An Austrian monk, Greg Mendel was a for-father of finding “basic patterns of inheritance.” He started doing his scientific experiments around 1854 in his gardens researching “the transmission of hereditary traits in plant hybrids” (Bio, a Biography of Gregor Mendel). Almost 100 years later, interests of finding an answer of how our DNA was structured, was born among some other scientists.…

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    Emergence of the idea of Evolution The Webster’s dictionary definition of evolution is stated as the historical development of a biological group. Due to advancements in scientific thinking and ideas from different ancient cultures such as the Arabs, Indians, and Chinese, notions of biological evolution were able to be cultivated long before prominent naturalist, Charles Darwin was even born. Precursors to the development of the theory of evolution were largely important for naturalists to…

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    Meiosis Cell Cycle

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    Genes are what parent passes on to their off spring. The reason that the off spring don’t look identical to the parent is due to a process called crossing over during meiosis.. Meiosis creates new cells that contain different data than that of the parent due to the genes getting shuffled around by cross linking. The chromatids which are parts of the chromosome cross over bits of data making the new cell unique from the parental chromosome. Dividing this way will ensure that the genes will be…

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    of plant breeding was as simple as choosing seeds from their plants that produced the most crops. This method of plant breeding existed over 10,000 years ago (“HISTORY OF Plant Breeding,” n.d.). The history of plant breeding has to begin with Gregor Mendel, the acclaimed father of modern genetics.…

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    Name: Maryam Sadiqa Group Members: Oralia Reyes Anny Then Anthony Mayers Date of lab performed: 06/4/16 Date of submission: 06/23/16 Lab Name: Genes in Human Population lab Page number: 57-66 Purpose of the lab: The purpose of this lab was to work with a partner and identify your partners and as well as your own phenotype and genotype. We did that by deeply observing our bodies and then determining whether we have the following traits. PTC, Darwin’s ear point, ear lobe attachment,…

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    illegal, and unethical to most, it is necessary for the progression towards an earth without disease and unnecessary deaths. To understand the rest of the information in this paper there has to be some supporting facts and figures. First of all Gregor Mendel is the acclaimed father of genetics. He was the first one to record his findings and had an acceptable theory that has evolved to what we know today. Other things that are needed to be understood include: what is genetic manipulation, and…

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