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    • VOXEL BASED MORPHOMETRY: APPROACH FOR ASSESSMENT OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE USING ADNI DATA • ABSTRACT • INTRODUCTION • MRI PROCESSING • VOXEL BASED MORPHOMETRY o What is a voxel o VBM methodology • SPM o Preprocessing o Statistical Analysis • ADNI o Database • CONCLUSION • References ABSTRACT The curiosity to look into the brain has always interested researchers. As the brain grows in size its functioning improves and at a later age (old age) it also deteriotes.MRI…

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    determine whether the bone marrow is creating enough red blood cells. The two common tests to observe the bone marrow are aspiration and biopsy. Aspiration includes the removal of a small amount of fluid in the bone marrow using a needle and a biopsy consists of the removal of a small…

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    like a Platyhelminthes. Protostome development means that an organism develops a mouth first from the blastopore and anus second. In the early stage of development, the embryos undergo spiral cleavage, which mean micromeres between micromeres. The cells that formed are determinate, which means that the blastomere fate is established during the early stages of development. Animals like Platyhelminthes, Molluscs, and Arthropods are examples of some protostomes. Deuterostome development means that…

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    Organ Transplants Morgan Robinson Organ Transplants become more and more popular every day. There are many ways that people spread the word about organ transplants. St[a]. Rita's is a foundation that helps people make the decision of being an organ donor. People all over the world use this foundation for helping them make a huge decision that could possibly be life changing. Organ donning has become more popular in the last three years than it has ever been. This is due to the…

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    Bioinformatics as a research scientist. I am interested in becoming a research scientist because it fascinates me how humans share similar genetic material but only a small deviation in genetic material makes each human unique. In addition, I find it intriguing that the proteins found in humans are shared with other organisms. As a research scientist, I would be able to analyze and interpret mutations in genetic information and help pharmaceutical…

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    researchers’ part if they had not thought of that as a possibility. That is exactly why they should’ve used test organisms first before going through with the human experiment, if they had enough data and research on the same case then they may have formulated a new hypothesis and solution to the problem and they would have had their conscience clean knowing that they did everything to make it right with enough data and…

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    Genetically altered humans are much more of a reality than anyone may realize. Currently, fertility doctors around the country conduct successful experiments in which they manipulate the human germ line. In the very near future, doctors may become capable of preventing many children’s diseases, such as cancer and other genetic disorders and diseases. Those who oppose genetically altering humans, say it goes against ethics; that children will start appearing to their parents as simply a consumer…

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    Stem Cell Therapy Special Topic Essay Stem cell therapy, also known as regenerative medication, has been an increasingly utilized therapy in recent years. The cells that are added to the body interact with the surrounding cells, making the regenerative process available to begin the healing process of the cells at the site of injury (R. (2014)). These therapies are used to heal common sport injuries, knee issues, diseases, arthritis, and many other crippling effects that may occur in the…

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    Stem Cell Research Stem cells come from embryos, fetuses, or adults that retain the capacity to develop into specialized cells and regenerate themselves; Scientists could manipulate and study stem cells in hope of using them to cure diseases. There are great possibilities in the stem cell research because they have the potential in the development of therapies and replacing defective or damaged cells. Resulting from a variety of disorders and injuries. Such as Parkinson disease, Heart disease…

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