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    Genetically Modified Organisms are a topic of strong debate that sparkles both pros and cons, fuelled largely by a lack of understanding and huge amounts of misinformation that give wrong ideas. My research project is introducing the issues related to this and covering both pros and cons, and my own opinion towards this. •Explain what is involved with this biological issue Genetically modified organisms, also known as a transgenic organism, are living organisms whose genetic material has…

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    Micropipettes Lab Report

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    David Daige Biol 1030H Due Date: April 1, 2016 Professor Laura Pacey Lab Report 5: Molecular Biology Techniques Abstarct The aim of this study is to accurately measure small volumes using the micropipettes and to use virtual STR and PCR programs to test the paternity of various cases. During the lab, 18uL of different volumes were successfully measured into a tubule using the micropipette. During the lab, fruit juice was accurately extracted from a solution using…

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    (Pozen & Rosenfeld, 2009). Pandora was powered by the Music Genome Project. The Music Genome Project is a music discovery engine, and each song in the project’s library was analyzed by Pandora employees (Pozen & Rosenfeld, 2009). Pandora spent time and money building up their musical library in the project so that customers were enabled to listen to songs that were similar in style. In the beginning, Westergren licensed the Music Genome Project to other music stores, however this method of…

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    When considering ethics, we must evaluate the difference between what we can do and what we should do. There is no clear cut, definite solution when considering whether or not parents should be able to alter the genome of their children and in which ways altering is considered ethical. With the utilitarian concept, there is no right answer, there is only the idea of the “best answer,” which includes the many complex contradictions between each side of the controversy…

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    Genetic Engineering Humans

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    Genes to Humans? If you have the ability to design your own child, what kind of genes would you add? Would it be genes associated with attractive physical appearance, strong immunity, or great intelligence? In the article Future Humans: Four Ways We May, or May Not, Evolve, James Owen gives four predictions regarding the future of humanity, one of which predicts that in the future, the path of artificial selection would be directed by genetic engineering. According to Owen, the ability of…

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    These pores allow only some substances to pass through them, mediating the movement of materials in and out of the nucleus” (p. 404). Griffin describes the connection between human behavior and our tendencies toward compassion or complete indifference. The cold and Heinrich Himmler’s kid; is untimely metamorphose into the chief architect of Jewish concentration camp, a master in the genocide concept, while at the same time supervise…

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    Ever since scientists uncovered more information about genes, DNA, etc., a lot of scientific advancements linking to the topic have risen like, DNA fingerprinting, gene therapy, and manipulating genes. Lily E. Kay’s Who Wrote the Book of Life: A History of the Genetic Code published in the year 2000, talked about the detailed history of one of the most important events in modern science, the genetic code. Genetic code is the sequence of organic bases on the double strands of DNA. The bases are…

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    Book Of Life Worksheet

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    are believed to be the oldest organisms on Earth? Archaea (oldest!) and Bacteria. 2. What do you think are the implications of studying these organisms in comparison to human DNA? What knowledge might we gain about ourselves from them? There are many genes that are similar and have the same functions, studied by the genome sequence. So to differentiate between the two would be difficult. 3. Which gene is present in every living thing, what does it do? EEF1 ALPHA1; tells cells how to read…

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    and discrimination is based on genes. Vincent undergoes dramatic measures in order to reach his goal of one day being sent off to space. He masquerades as Jerome Marrow; a supposedly genetic superior that possessed all of the components of the best genomes. However, as the movie continued to unfold the issues of genetic discrimination, genetic modification, and advancement of technology that associates itself into genetic testing were the some of the main issues that occurred throughout the…

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    SPTLC1 Genetic Analysis

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    the first five months of my M/Phill program I worked on two major projects: SPTLC1 and UNC13a genes. SPTLC1 Project The goal of SPTLC1 project was to show that mutations in SPTLC1 gene are the cause of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis(ALS). The following project was done in three steps: exome sequencing of a trio, exome sequencing of a large ALS cohort and matched control samples, and Sanger sequencing of SPTLC1 gene. The projects began with the discovery of a family that consisted of unaffected…

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