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    Smoking Persuasive Speech

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    cancer each year, which is caused by smoking. Smoking is bad and trying to stop is the best way to live life longer and healthier. Many adults are in a lot of danger when they smoke. Many people are exposed to the smoke and have changes in their phenotype 's. Smoking can cause you to look way older than you are, lots of wrinkles in your skin, and much more. There 's also more serious effects of smoking, such as cancer. Many smokers are diagnosed with lung cancer and have little time to live.…

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    experiences as members of racial minorities, similar to the expressions made in “Joe Metro.” Blue Scholars creates a form of “allyship” with other minorities, saying: “A couple pale folks slide right by with no greeting / But the people with my phenotype follow with a head-nod up / Because we acknowledge that the shit’s fucked up.” This lyric serves as a representation of how minorities are often ignored in the public sphere and that a post-racial society does not exist. Furthermore, it…

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    Urbanicity Model

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    Genes are major contributors to many psychiatric diseases. “The intermediate phenotype concept represents a strategy for characterizing the neural systems affected by risk gene variants to elucidate quantitative, mechanistic aspects of brain function implicated in psychiatric disease.” An example would be using imaging genetics to illustrate recent advances, challenges and implications of linking genes. Urbanicity exposure is associated with corresponding changes in schizophrenia going in to…

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    approved by the FDA but not for a child to take. And because adults (18 and over) metabolize drugs differently from children, the drug may pose adverse effects to the child (Turner, 2013). A scientific test known as genotyping is used to predict the phenotype of a patient thereby allowing doctors to prescribe better suited medications for the child (Turner, 2013). Behavioral genetics has been a clear way to determine why some children suffer psychiatric problems and others do not. (Althoff &…

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    Alleles come in pairs, where one is dominant, masks the other alleles, and one is recessive. The dominant allele is usually represented by an upper case letter, and the recessive by a lower case. Genotype includes all the alleles in the cell, and phenotype is the physical appearance of the trait. Example is that T stands for tall, and t stands for short, so a person with Tt would be tall, or TT would be tall. When allele pairs are identical they are called homozygous, and when they are…

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    because it is a philosophical construct designed to designate a human functioning subset. In a majority of cases, IQ tests are culturally specific and so do not apply universally. Question 4 Genetic factors are responsible for “different disorders, phenotypes, and traits” (Foster). Twins are a vital source for observation and testing because they enable a researcher to study varying genetic makeup. Essentially, the twin studies assess the net contribution of genetics to intelligence and…

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    Aquadvantage Salmon Paper

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    the late 1980s, AquaBounty Technologies developed first genetically modified animal, AquAdvantage salmon (Varela 2013, Greenberg 2014). AquAdvantage salmon defined as genetically-engineered Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) which have a rapid-growth phenotype. This salmon contain a single copy of the stably integrated α form of opAFP-GHc2 at α locus in the EO-1 α line. OpAFP-GHc2 is a recombinant deoxyribonucleic acid (rDNA) compose of regulatory sequences from an ocean pout (Macrozoarces…

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    Epigenetic Synthesis

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    In the 1960s when a gene was first isolated from E. coli, the consensus was that proteins were produced from the DNA sequence and this was also the source of regulation. A change in the DNA sequence changed the protein product. Now we realize that there are exceptions. Epigenetic refers to the external modification that turns genes “on” or “off” to DNA. These modifications in DNA sequence don’t change, but can affect the “read” of genes [1]. One example is epigenetics in lung cancer. It is…

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    Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde did not equally inhabit their host body. Jekyll mentions how the frequency of his metamorphosis increased involuntarily, without the potion. The contents within the potion brought forth Mr. Hyde. Eventually Mr. Hyde gains dominance over his host. Dr. Jekyll finds a bit of pleasure in the immoral actions of Mr. Hyde and is enticed to drink the potion more often. If they were separate streams of consciousness, then one should not overlap the other. Duality represents polar…

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    were the first group to provide biochemical evidence for the existence of the Dicer1e transcript and characterize its product, Dicer1e, as a variant of Dicer1 proteins overexpressed in Oral squamous cell carcinomas (OSCC) cell lines of epithelial phenotype and in OSCC tissues. In the second project, I examined the feasibility of new methods to delivery RNAi-based therapies for oral cancer. By using a custom-made chimeric peptide as vehicle, we effectively introduced siRNAs into oral cancer cells…

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