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    Year 10 Research Task – Genetics and Evolution Gene Therapy What is Gene Therapy? ‘Therapeutic gene therapy’ is an experimental technique that uses genes to treat or prevent disease. Inheriting faulty genes causes a wide range of conditions, including cystic fibrosis and haemophilia, and may cause susceptibility to some cancers. It is an experimental technique with aims to rid genetic conditions at their source. Several approaches are being tested - - Replacement of a mutated gene with a working…

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    similarities. Prokaryotic cells, although simpler and smaller, make up most life. A nucleoid region contains a loop of nucleic acids known as a DNA plasmid. Prokaryotic cells contain simplified ribosomes which free float in cytoplasm all bound by a cell membrane and wall. Eukaryotes, on the other hand, contain complex double membraned organelles, complex DNA (arranged on chromosomes), and a nucleus. Due to the efficiency required of the cell, it is significantly larger than prokaryotes,…

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    Dna Gel Electrophoresis

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    The result from the transformation process showed no colony growth on the agar plate, which means no plasmid DNA got inserted into the vector (Table 1). Thus, the transformation was considered unsuccessful. With that being said, the gene was not transferred among the bacterial cells. The reason could have been that the agar plate had a strong concentration of antimicrobial drug, so the bacteria may have been unable to grow under such condition. Another reason could be that the cell did not get…

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    Darwin 's theory of evolution is a widely held concept that all life is related through the descent of a common ancestor with modification. It presumes the development of life from non-life and how complex creatures evolve over time from more simplistic ancestors by a process called natural selection. According to Darwin’s observations and inferences, natural selection arises from heritable variations (i.e size, shape, behavior, color) among population members, high fertility rate, differences…

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    Gattaca Manipulation

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    longer left to decide their own fortune and are forced into the path chosen by their genetics. The prospects of genetic editing could strip people of their self-determination and this lack of choice removes free will, making men slaves to their own DNA, ultimately dehumanizing…

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    Madeline - Slide 1 and 2: Today we will be talking about evidence of evolution from molecular biology and biochemistry, the main topics covered today will be molecular biology and biochemistry, DNA comparison with chimpanzees and other species, serological tests, and cytochrome C. Jillian - Slide 3: The structure and function of cellular components can be used as evidence for evolution. The two fields that contribute to molecular evolution research are molecular biology and biochemistry.…

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    Gmo Myth Or Fact

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    GMOs: Myth or Fact? People have been intentionally genetically modifying plants for over ten thousand years (Hoegler). Ever since modified plants have been around, so have skeptics. Naturally, many misconceptions and false assumptions have been made by people who either don 't understand or don 't agree with genetic engineering. This essay will serve to educate and explain misconstrued presumptions about genetically modified organisms being used in agriculture. Biotech crops were first…

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    In 1972, American scientists Herbert Boyer and Stanley Cohen achieved the impossible; they inserted viral DNA into bacterial DNA. When this happened it was groundbreaking and soon led to the the ability for scientists to manipulate gene sequences in DNA. E. Coli was the bacteria that was first used to accept the plasmid known as pSC101 which was resistant to certain antibiotics (Genetics and Genomics Timeline). After repetition of this new process they decided to use the genes from the Xenopus…

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    The Nature argument says that we are the way we are because we inherited it from our parents, through genes. Genes are a specific sequence of nucleotides in DNA or RNA that is located usually on a chromosome and that is the functional unit of inheritance controlling the transmission and expression of one or more traits by specifying the structure of a particular polypeptide and especially a protein or controlling…

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    When humans exhibit a flagrant disregard of morality and human rights, society becomes a war zone. That seems to be exactly what is occurring with human genetic engineering, you have to be for it or against it. First off there are many methods by which they genetically modify humans. There’s much information that I have to inform you about. There’s pros and cons of human genetic modification. Then there’s also worries people have about HGM. However there’s also just as many possibilities. There…

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