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    Onion Cell Experiment

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    Comparing and Discovering the Properties of Animal and Plant Cells INTRODUCTION: Scientists have developed classification units among livings. One of this classification types is kingdoms. It represents widely covered societies, including Animalia and Plantae. It is known that all livings are composed of cells, from the cell theory, so animals and plants also have a cell association. The cellular structures of animal and plants cells are clearly different. These structural differences will be…

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    Why Is Evolution Important

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    life is now set for success. Multicellular life in great complexity can now occur. When cells would live in close proximity to each other they would eventually develop different roles that acted as a single organism. This would allow the cells to share the task of life by dividing the labor. Eventually the cells would become so dependant on each other that they would not be capable of survival as a single cell. So over time their genomes would combine resulting in an multicellular organism.…

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    cloning (NHGRI, 2015). The type of cloning that gets the attention from the movie industry, and this paper, is reproductive cloning. Reproductive cloning is the process in which a whole organism is copied. This is achieved by removing a mature somatic cell from the organism that is to be copied, and transferring that cell’s DNA into an enucleated egg of the same species. After the egg has matured to an early embryonic phase in vitro, it is implanted into an adult female to grow and develop. …

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    that since this was developed it stopped tumours from growing and might be the answer to eliminating cancer. Therefore, should genes be modifies in order to treat cancer? Biological Background Cancer (carcinoma) is a type of disease of the body cells. When a cancerous tumour spreads, cells divide and travel to other body parts through blood or lymph where they then destroy tissues and grow into tumours. After heart disease cancer is the most feared death cause, however there are cases…

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    Summary: CRISPR

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    In the world of engineering, the fairly new technology CRISPR lives up to its potential. CRISPR is a technology used to scan the patient 's genetic code and search for genetic diseases, it then “erases” the bad gene and replaces it with a neutral one. With this process we can eliminate many deadly genetic diseases such as Alzheimer 's, Diseases that causes the carrier to become blind, and some forms of cancer. Francisco Mojica discovered the gene editing tool in 1993. Although Mojica was the…

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    agriculture, human health, and many fields. Breeding by cloning is able to being directly reproduce an animal with a desirable set of genetic traits, the world 's most famous clone is Dolly the sheep that is the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell. Also scientists are trying to recreate animals from endangered species, there is a possibility to make dinosaurs by cloning in the future. Logically, we should have an idea that we clone ourselves, called human cloning. Technically, human…

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    Organ Donation Research

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    The sell and donation process of human organs is a debatable topic not just amongst the citizens of the United States but in most other countries located all over the world. The motivation of criminals who commit these operations tend to surround one main contributing factor, currency. As money is the motivational factor of these operations, a good word to define such behavior is greed. Greed is amongst the seven deadly sins and is one of the main persuading factors leading to the selling and…

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    40. What is and ‘Where’ Is ‘SPIRITUAL WORLD’, Why Must Stay Separate from Physical? • Although etymology of the word is clear, when deducting all mere rhetoric and verbal & written ornamentation, one faces a situation that widely accepted the definition of a ‘Spiritual’ does not exist. Back in human history, the word ‘translatable’ to Spiritual was part of Biblical context as something Holly or animated by God. Much later, as human Intelligence and inquisitiveness about Life advanced, it has…

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    Anatomy and Physiology are two branches of science and they provide the foundation for understanding the body’s parts and functions. Anatomy is the science of body structures and the relationships among them. Physiology is the science of body functions or how the body parts work. Anatomical position is the description of any region or part of the body in a specific stance. The anatomical position is the erect position of the body with the face directed forward, arms at the side, the palms of…

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    Personal Statement – Tayybah Ahmad (6C1) I remember being in awe the first time I learnt that every living thing was made up of the same basic unit - cells. Some organisms have one cell, some have billions upon billions. They all look very different and have evolved to have vastly different behaviours, but amazingly, underneath it all we are all the same. From the evolutionary changes in human behaviour and physiology, to the neuroscience behind it, biology has always captured my interest. I…

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