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    For the past decade technology has been advancing rapidly, so quickly that we have to stop and ask ourselves, should we genetically engineer our offspring? There are many different opinions on whether or not people should or should not be engineering their offspring’s, although the results could be devastating, some people still think it is a good idea. There are many pros and cons to this processes results. Some people might think it is a better thing because then they can have the perfect…

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    Nondisjunction In Women

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    Osteoporosis can develop because of a lack of estrogen, but this can largely be prevented by taking hormone replacement. Another symptom of Turner Syndrome are Non-functioning ovaries. Normally a females’ ovaries begin to produce sex hormones (estrogen and progesterone) at puberty. However, this does not happen in most girls who have Turner syndrome. They do not start their periods or develop breasts without hormone treatment at the age they typically should. Even though many women who have…

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    What Is Turner Syndrome?

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    glands that produce specific hormones. These hormones are released into the blood stream to help regulate the metabolism, growth and development, tissue function, sexual function, reproduction, sleep, mood and other functions. When the endocrine system malfunctions it hinders the release of these hormones into the blood stream this ultimately affects the balance of hormones, leading to an endocrine disorder. Endocrine disorders are grouped into two basic categories; hormone imbalance, when the…

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    Understanding Prader-Willi Syndrome Embarking upon one of the most challenging and rewarding jobs can be overwhelming at times. This job being referred to is parenthood. Becoming a parent can definitely be arduous and yet satisfying to say the least. All across the world babies are born each day. That miraculous event is filled with excitement, worry, happiness, and apprehension. Parents are concerned and consumed with the safety and health of their precious children. Questions such as does the…

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    Turner Syndrome Diary

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    When I was a kid, I would have to give myself a growth hormone shot every night. I no longer give myself these shots. The life expectancy for a woman with TS, like myself, is 50 years. The life reduction is up to 13 years. One of my favorite organizations I have been a part of is the Turner Syndrome…

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    I Blame the Hormones By: Taylor Aubin Organs and tissues that make up the endocrine system are the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, thyroid gland, thymus, suprarenal glands, pineal gland, parathyroid glands, heart, kidneys, adipose tissue, digestive tract, pancreas, and gonads. The effects of the endocrine system are vast and impact almost every organ and cell of the body. This system produces hormones that help maintain homeostasis through the regulation of metabolism, growth, tissue function,…

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    supporting the ignorance of the everyday things that are the root cause of the slow killing of mass numbers of people. I strongly agree with this as a person has been given the opportunity to be exposed to the knowledge of how destructive GMOs and growth hormones actually are when consumed. The government of course knows these affects, but nothing is done due to the fact that it is a multibillion dollar industry. The government does not provide access to this crucial information to people in…

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    Acromegaly Research Paper

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    produces several important hormones that control body functions such as growth, development, reproduction, and metabolism. One of these hormones is growth Hormone (GH). In childhood, GH is important for proper development and growth. In adults GH maintains healthy bone and muscle function. If there is not enough growth hormone, a child will not grow to his potential stature. If there is too much growth hormone a child will grow excessively tall. If there is an excess of growth hormone in an…

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    athletes still find a way to cheat and continue to find ways to get an edge over their competitors. These substances are used to improve performances of athletes and gives them an advantage. When taking these drugs it affects your body in many ways as growth of muscles but doesn’t change the fact that is is still medically dangerous and not safe. Even though the drugs are illegal and banned from most organizations and leagues there are still many athletes that take these and find ways not to get…

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    Yeast Expression

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    Yeast Expression System for Glycoengineering Yeast expression system is an alternative to prokaryotic and higher eukaryotic expression system since it offers the attributes of speedy growth, ease to manipulate genes and low costing media like for microbes along with post translational modification and secretory expression like in higher eukaryotes. An increasing number of yeast strains are available for protein expression that are said to increase the yield of the protein, improves the…

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