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    had seen anything like it. The very pattern was realized to have a simple answer the x-ray was so symmetrical, the same diffraction pattern was what sparked their idea that DNA was the shape of a helix. But this did not happen until after he met Francis…

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    From 1811 to 1820, George IV ruled over a time in Europe known as the Regency Era. Many historians believe this era to be a time of elegance, romance, and follies. The most important concept to appear in this era was etiquette. Etiquette was a necessity for men and women to thrive throughout their communities. It's how people earned the respect of peers and exhibited class. During the Regency Era, a woman named Jane Austen published Pride and Prejudice which became an instant success. In this…

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    Genetically Modified Babies Would you like to modify your baby? Make him have blue eyes and blonde hair? Is it right or wrong? Its wrong to genetically modify your baby, for many reasons .First reason , it goes against people's beliefs and religion . You believe In God? Well if you do you will definitely think that genetically modifying babies is wrong, Why? God created everyone different , created everyone for a reason , but what happens if you modify your baby , your playing God instead.…

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    What if doctors could use your own body to cure your own disorders? Genetic therapy and engineering is now only starting to be experimented with, and is popularly portrayed as science fiction with medical ethic issues. But in reality genetic therapy and engineering is the forefront of medicine because not only can genetics help cure pre-existing conditions, but also genetic engineering in utero can eliminate disorders such as Down syndrome and cystic fibrosis. I would love to explore the field…

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    St. Francis de Sales was born near Annecy in Savoy, in 1567. He was the eldest of 12 children. He died in 1622 with the word “Jesus” on his lips. He was canonized in 1665. St. Francis de Sales is the patron saint of writers and journalists. Francis was a very smart man because Francis’s parents wanted him to become a lawyer and enter politics. At age 12 Francis went to college de clermont in paris. He also went to study philosophy and theology. Francis did not want to become a lawyer but wanted…

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    In today's society we are continuously advancing in our technology. Genetic engineering is the fastests way towards evolution for mankind. The movie Gattaca by Andrew Niccol gives us an example on how genetic engineering is used more commonly in the future. Now with the technology, we are given the opportunity to control our babies genetic and physical attributes. Genetic engineering is also creating a major concern on what we should or should not do while modifying our genes. I believe that…

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    of the holy Spirit, 20 teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age.” (Matthew 28:19-20) Saint Francis accomplished many great things in his life. He had so many miracles that a biographer said: “of quite an ordinary occurrence” (Guiley). UNFINISHED Saint Francis Xavier was born on April 7th 1506, in the Spanish kingdom Navarre at the castle of Javier. His father, Juan de Jasso, was a king’s counselor. His mother was an…

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    A prominent bioethicist by the name of John Harris states, “Given the lengths, many parents will go to seek the best educational opportunities and social advantages for their children, why not instead achieve the desired qualities, such as enhanced intelligence, better health and fitness” (Campbell)…

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    When it was 1951 she had returned to her to England as a research associate in John Randall’s laboratory at the Kings College in London, England. When she got there she had crossed paths with Maurice Wilkins. Her and Wilkins led separate different research groups and had separate projects, even though they both studied DNA. They…

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    but the question is who is the real discover? The Double Helix was discovered by Rosalind Franklin, but she didn't understand its importance and true meaning, so all the credit goes to James Watson and Francis Crick. The Double Helix was founded by Rosalind Franklin. In the article The Francis Crick Papers: The Discovery of the Double Helix, 1951-1953 it states that, “Her evidence demonstrated that the two sugar-phosphate backbones lay on the outside of the molecule, confirmed Watson and…

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