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    older adults are influence by many different factors, including environmental, behavioral, and genetic factors. The definition of a healthy life expectancy is defined as, “the average number of years, a person can expect to live in good health, without disability, and with the potential to be physically and socially active” (Morgan and Kunkel 2016:313). Healthy life expectancy helps aging population to set new goals and apply interventions to improve their health and well-being. This paper is…

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    In conservation biology, genetic diversity is fundamental in understanding populations and their evolution. Conservationists analyze the individuals of a population and try to understand how such individuals may be affected by circumstances like loss of habitat, environmental changes, and exploitation, which are more often than not caused by human activities. In order to ensure the survival of many populations, researchers look at the genes and the characteristics inherited from one generation…

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    World Book Student defines genetic engineering as “techniques that alter the genes (hereditary material) or combination of genes in an organism… Beginning in the 1970’s, scientists developed ways to reintroduce individual genes into cells or into plants, animals, or other organisms” (Rubenstein, 2015). Genetic engineering is a controversial subject not only in science but also in popular culture. Some research, such as stem cell research, has led to serious questions concerning ethics. Other…

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    role in the disease. Therefore, gene level evidence is required to establish the implication. MacArthur et al. suggested that the gene level evidence which can implicate sequence variants toward complex diseases include genetic and experimental evidence. Gene burden results are genetic evidence, and experiments addressing protein interactions, biochemical function, expression of the gene, gene disruption, model systems differences, and rescue are experimental evidence. In the followings, I…

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    Genetic engineering is the manipulation of genes in an organism with the intention of making that organism better in some way. Scientific breakthroughs such as genetic engineering can have both positive and negative impacts. The history of scientific theories to explain human evolution and development demonstrate how these theories can help to better understand and improve human existence, but can also be perversely applied to support racism. One major positive impact of genetic engineering is…

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    and genitourinary systems to name a few. While KFS is a complex, multi-level disorder, the following will focus on the personal interest of the topic, principles of heredity, molecular, and genetic variations as well as bioethical issues regarding…

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    become), but it would come with many consequences, some that make the advance seem unnecessary. Let us take a look into similar applications and a few of the flaws of human engineering like: ethical issues, alternatives, gene doping, new mutations and population issues. Before we begin, we need to address the growing concern internationally. Many countries are already beginning to start processes to ban Genetically Modifying of Humans…

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    1. Genetic Diversity: The most important and pivotal element in biodiversity is the Genetic diversity (Gaston, 1996; Mallet, 1996). The “fine scale” level of biodiversity is measure in the multiplicity of expressed genes or meticulous featured attribute in the midst of organisms (Williams et al, 1996). Genetic diversity denotes the peculiarity within species in the purposeful units of heredity existing in any plant, animal, microbial or any other source of life. However as a crucial unit for…

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    in biochemistry, enlightens society on the many developing ways in which scientists can change evolution within the ecosystem. This being said, gene technology is stated as the range of tests involved with comprehending gene expressions, acquiring genetic variation, and being able to modify genes to result in being able to transfer those genes to a new host. This process is accessible to every species. Genes are also passed on from generation to generation which was referred to in the interview…

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    flow, genetic drift, and natural selection. Mutation is when a change happens during replication of DNA. It is when the copy of the original DNA is not replicated completely correctly. There are multiple types of mutation including substitution, deletion, duplication, insertion, nonsense mutations, missense mutation, frameshift, and repeat expansion. Another force of evolution, gene flow, also called migration is exactly that. When an individual moves or any of their genetic…

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