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    Essential Genes

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    Despite indispensable, the number of essential genes is composed to be the minority in an organism. In the single-celled Saccharomyces cerevisiae (yeast) genome, the whole genome systematic gene knockout analysis found 18.7% genes that are essential for viability (GIAEVER et al. 2002). There are around 25% in Drosophila (DIETZL et al. 2007). In Caenorhabditis elegans (C. elegans), it is estimated that there are ~15% of the total genes in the genome are essential genes (JOHNSEN AND BAILLIE 1997),…

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    Evolution Writing Prompt Darwin's explanation of evolution is how things are increased and that are able to compete survive and reproduce. He found out evolution was the major things such as Natural Selection and Modern Understanding. Darwin’s process of finding out what Evolution really was took some years and as each year went on he found more information about how things and ancestors brought forth reproduction. Fossil Records are when animals pass over time and there bodies rot out and…

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    Fruit Fly Research Paper

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    humans make it an ideal model for drug screenings. About 75% of human disease causing genes are believed to have fly homologs. It posseses a small genome about 5% of that of a human, this also facilitates genetic studies. The study of development biology was hugely aided by imaginal discs that provided a great developmental model (Ricardo M 2009). The fruit fly is easily cultured and its small life cycle made it a perfect model to…

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    Not only that, but genetic engineering will shape a person’s life. Genetic engineering limits children’s autonomy to choose their own life decisions. “If parents are able to remake a child’s genetic makeup, they are in a sense writing the genetic instructions that shape his entire life” (D’Souza). Genetic engineering is “immoral” because it shapes a life for a person that they have not freely chosen. People without certain traits certain traits may not be able to get the job they want will be…

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    The central theme of Gattaca by Andrew Niccol is Injustice. People that are born in their moms wombs. People that are born in the labs have the best DNA because they are carefully selected by a professional. When these people go to their Jobs they have to do a test so they can prove they are valid or invalids. The lab make humans are way better than regular humans these days because there DNA is pick so they can adapt faster to their livings. They are also like immortals they are immune to…

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    Societal pressures have influenced individual’s behaviors since the beginning of mankind. From an evolutionary standpoint, they are beneficial in promoting a positive wellbeing among wider populations. However, following societal expectations often requires individuals to suppress or hide parts of their personalities, an idea explored in the novel The Strange Case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson where Dr.Jekyll splits his personality into the evil Hyde and the good Jekyll to…

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    Family Health History

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    factors, health related factors are not as easy to identify. Evermore important is the nurse’s ability to collect a comprehensive family history to assess the genetic risk factors patients may possess. The purpose of this paper is to present a detailed family health history of a patient including…

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    What is a designer baby? It can be defined as a baby whose genetic makeup has been chosen to eliminate a certain defect or to ensure that a specific inheritable factor is present. Designer babies can be somewhat of a debatable topic because although it can help discover genetic disorders in embryos it also leaves the option for the parents to “design their own child” by modification and selecting specific physical and mental characteristics. There are many diverse pros and cons just like in any…

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    While watching the film Triumph of Life it makes references to important topics we have discussed in class, for instance, when the different species are trying to reproduce, as well as some having the ability for gene cloning. The process of natural selection by which organisms adapt to the environment to produce more offspring and survive to continue their genes in further generations. A process of natural selection is intrasexual selection which is when males compete with other male species…

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    Family, a concept usually taken for granted, can have many meanings. For some people, this may be their direct biological relations. Others are estimated from their biological family and may seek familial structure in likeminded people. I define my family as a mixture of both of these concepts. As RuPaul once famously said, “As gay people we get to choose our families, and my chosen family includes millions of brave men and women across this country and around the world.” While I have a…

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