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    was previously diluted and then 2mL of this diluted soil was transferred to a sterile test tube containing 9mL water using a pipette. Four MSA and four PEA plates were used for isolation. PEA plate number 1 was divided into three parts and was used to isolate all of the samples obtained from the skin by rolling the cotton swabs on the surface of the medium. PEA plate number…

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    offend. In another study, Charles Goring found that he couldn’t specify any biological differences from criminals and non- criminals, but all those that had offended has a lower intelligence level (Rice, 2014). Genes and Chromosomes also may play a role into predisposition criminals. According to one biological theory, males born with XYY typically turn into criminals due to their condition (Rice, 2014). Those with such chromosomal condition often have extreme growth rates, learning…

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    An authour at Brown University, Deborah Baum, wrote an article about the “Warrior Gene”, also known as “Monoamine Oxidase A (MAOA).” Baum states that people with the warrior gene tend to “exhibit higher levels of behavioral aggression…” (Baum) in comparison to someone without Monoamine Oxidase A. Baum also mentions that you do not need to have the “Warrior Gene” to be necessarily violent and if you have the gene, it does not mean that you will be very violent; having the gene only states that…

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    sexual relationships with the older male and both groom each other suppressing any kind of aggression that could occur (Wrangham and Peterson, 1996). Unlike in other primates, this is hardly seen. The males must forcefully have sex with the females instead of having mutual understanding. That’s why bonobos are like humans. Humans also have an understanding with the opposite sex which makes the violence and aggression suppressed in the society. But it is also believed after a long animal…

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    common sense that the way the individual was raised can affect the base of the way they live, but what if that individual was raised in a perfect home with no spankings or any punishments and was never around any bad environment. Let’s just say that this individual grew to be successful and accomplished all their goals but, for some reason, or no reason at all, committed murder. What could be the explanation of that? These individuals were never abused as a child or there were no signs of any…

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    alter it. However, Golding argues human goodness lies in simplicity but how is that possible if we are born evil? The idea that external influences or environment shapes an individual is scientifically proven, so there for a civilized society and economy is what's needed for them to remain the same. Golding mentions, including Jesus Christ and Mother Theresa, experienced struggling experiences in their journey but essentially grasped good deed qualities. This proves that the human mind is shaped…

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    tract The inhibition efficiency of polymers are highly dependent on group functionalities as well as adsorption characteristics, electronic properties, and molecular weight. The modification of these properties pave the way for future research in inhibitor technology. Introduction The inherent protection of metals and their alloys used in industry are of the upmost importance when it comes to longevity and reliability of structures. Many chemical compounds have been developed over the years…

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    situation ends (Comer, 2015). Due to the fact that the biological approach suggests that individuals with major depressive disorder often have low levels of the neurotransmitters serotonin and noradrenaline (norepinephrine), methods of combatting depression mainly include antidepressant drugs to rectify these low levels by increasing serotonin and norepinephrine levels in the brain. There are currently three groups of drugs that reduce the symptoms of depression: monoamine oxidase (MAO)…

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    two and twelve years old, so teaching styles had to differ between them. As a lifeguard I protected children from dangerous pool activities while also serving as a role model to them. Occasional scrapes and bruises would occur and I would treat them. Luckily, I never had to perform any serious rescues, only the occasional assist to a struggling swimmer. Overall, my work at Camp Combe allowed me to combine my leadership and teaching skills with my love for medicine and first response. In my…

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    Thou Shalt Attend In high school it was quite apparent that students could receive many absences with little or no consequences and still be able to maintain a good grade point average. However, in college that is not the case. Student attendance in college is important because students who attend class have better grades, have better relationships with their peers as well as professors and develop responsible habits and behaviors. Students who attend class often receive better grades on tests…

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