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    In 1859, Charles Darwin documented that evolution of life on Earth had taken place and proposed the idea that natural selection was to blame in his book, The Origin of Species (Leicht and McAllister, 2016). Darwin’s findings arose from the different heritable traits, which lead to differences among alleles in a population. Genetic variation is the differences in genetic frequencies in a population and is the basis of evolution. The Hardy Weinberg Principle was developed to test for genetic…

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    What is an emotion? When asked to think of an emotion, one finds it easy to name a handful. Nonetheless, if one tries to define an emotion, one feels bewildered. The linguistic use of the word takes on various meanings. In psychology, an emotion refers to ongoing state of mind. Furthermore, that consist of mental, psychological, and behavioral symptoms.To grasp an intelligible understanding of emotion, one needs to differentiate similar concepts. For instance, one elicits an emotion from…

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    missing altogether can have grim. This causes genetic disease which can be inherited and passed down through families however it can also happen at random. Genetic diseases can be inherited because the mutations accrue in the germ cells of the body which are involved in passing on genetic information. However genetic diseases can also occur at random with no family history deriving from changes in the DNA somatic cells. Mutations that can occur include; deletion, substitution and intersection.…

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    These conditions also have to happen at the same time, or it is not credible. David Hume has many theories towards causation, and looks for concrete causes and universal causes, with two kinds of effects, lawful and random events. Everything is made of a lawful element, and random elements. A natural cause effect is relations in a biological system and one is not often interested in the effect of the distresses that will alter the overall dynamics (Chicharro, Daniel). Temporal and Spatial…

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    Genetic Testing: A Lottery or Peace of Mind Vivien Akoth Ongadi Delaware Technical Community College ENG 101-601 Mr. Ruiz April 29, 2022 Genetic Testing: A Lottery or Peace of Mind Introduction In the tense atmosphere of a Thursday afternoon in a fertility clinic waiting room, Serah and Hope, recently devastated by their fourth loss, sit quietly together. They are haunted by failed IVF attempts and burdened by their family history of chronic genetic abnormalities. Anxious, they sit…

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    Firstly, text and discourse are two key terms in linguistics. From a linguistic perspective, the earlier is used to “refer to any written or taped record of a certain piece of communication”. The former is used to “refer to the piece of communication in context”. (Nunan, 1993, P. 20) In addition, discourse in linguistics, is a unit of language larger than a single sentence. More broadly, discourse is known as the use of spoken or written language in a social context. Furthermore, discourses need…

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    save a portion of the virus’s DNA in an archive called CRISPR. This archive not only stores a portion of the virus’s DNA, it scans every piece of DNA it can find until it finds a genetic match to the virus DNA it saved. Once CRISPR locates a long sequence of DNA that matches the one of the virus the bacteria was attacked by, an enzyme called Cas9 cuts the DNA, making it useless. Core member of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Feng Zhang has worked with significantly with CRISPR-Cas9. In…

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    Make a class giving tree 2. Discuss what plants do for us and the environment 3. Complete an idea web Seuss, Dr. Oh, The Places You’ll Go! Random House, 1990. Illus. by Dr. Seuss. Summary: The story is about a cheerful fellow in a yellow jumpsuit and receives the narrator’s good wishes and leaves town. He travels far and wide seeing the new landscapes of the world. At one point he gets stuck…

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    Heredity and Evolutionary Theory Charles Darwin, a naturalist and geologist held the belief that all living things share a common ancestor. This statement is in relation to his contributed Theory of Evolution that has greatly impacted the world’s view about the human originates. Evolution is defined as change over time and according to Darwin, this process of which all diverse kinds of living organisms have developed into their own branches is due to natural selection which grants the organism…

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    A VNTR consists of a number of repeating DNA sequences, often a result of an uneven chromosome crossover or DNA replication slippage [6]. An individual’s VNTR loci exhibit considerable variation due to inheritance of alleles from each parent, and thus VNTR loci have been widely used for forensic fingerprinting…

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