Essays on Biology

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To Battle Outrageous Warmth, Cover Your Rooftop in Hungry, Sweat-soaked Plants

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Like franks on Remembrance Day or firecrackers on the Fourth of July, dissolving streets are currently a basic marker of mid year. In 2013, police shut parts of the M25 parkway, which encompasses the city of London, Britain, after black-top began to dissolve, as per...

Global Warming Plant

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A Few Questions About "Browning" of Fruits

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What is “browning” and how does it happen in fruits? Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay Enzymic browning occurs in fruits and vegetables from bruising, peeling or...

Enzyme Fruits

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Uses of The Enzyme in The Medical Field

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To Treat Disorder Enzymes play an important role to treat disorder. For example enzymes aid in breaking down the internal blood clots. Enzymes also used to dissolve the hardness walls of blood vessels. It may also improve the rate of recovering of the injured part...

Enzyme Medical Ethics

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Types, Growth Cycle, Commercial Value and Market Demand of Orchid

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Orchids show several forms of growth such as terrestrial, epiphytic and some are lithophytes. About 70% of orchids in the world are epiphytic. Majority of the temperate orchids are terrestrial while tropical orchids are epiphytic or lithophytic. Epiphytic orchids grow and attach themselves to host...

Flowers Plant

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Marine Actinobacteria as a Bioproduct in Pharmaceutics

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Introduction The discovery of antibiotics is one of the most wondrous innovations that humanity has experienced. However, this miraculous breakthrough faced challenges soon after, with the emergence of antibiotic resistance and the understanding of its origins and mechanisms. Although some researchers have implemented corrective plans...

Antibiotics Bacteria Pharmacology

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Fungi in a Human Organism

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Fungi are wherever in condition and get by as free-living saprobes that get no conspicuous advantages from parasitizing people or creatures. Since they are across the board in nature and are frequently refined from unhealthy body surfaces, it might be hard to survey whether a...

Cell Microorganisms

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Trunk Diseases Within New Zealand – a Literature Review

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Introduction New Zealand harbors many trunk diseases which risk the New Zealand Viticulture and wine industry. Therefore analysis of these trunk diseases and there effects on grapevine cultivars is vital to the New Zealand wine industry. This review aims to tackle each of the trunk...

New Zealand Plant

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Understanding Evolution: Vestigial Structures

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Humans are curious creatures and finding out where they come from is one way to satisfy their curiosity. This leads to the discovery of a logical reason known as evolution. Evolution gives answers to how we advance as humans by evidence provided from fossils and...

Evolution Natural Selection

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Yellow Rust (puccinia Striiformis): an Emerging Serious Threat to Wheat Production Worldwide

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Fungicide application Fungicide application is a necessary approach to fight against stripe rust disease. Various synthetic substances were applied to control this disease. Commercial fungicide products were used worldwide. Currently, the following active ingredients are labeled for control of stripe rust in Morocco: propiconazole, azoxystrobin,...

Plant

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Donovanosis: a 'Flesh Eating' Sexually Transmitted Infection

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There are some bacteria in the environment that are so pervasive and detrimental as the disease process caused by them made it looks like we are getting eaten by an unseen entity typically known as the flesh-eating microbial agents. Among all of the sexually transmitted...

Bacteria Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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Gardening Secrets Every Homeowner Should Know

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Introduction to Gardening in Perth If you grew up in the Perth Metropolitan area, you may have been surrounded by lush greenery and tall trees in the suburbs. In fact, these might be the prominent features that set your neighborhood apart from the rest. However,...

Gardening Plant

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G Protein-coupled Receptors (gpcr)

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Introduction G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are a well-known broad group of membrane receptors that are among the most significant therapeutic targets. Activation of GPCRs by extracellular stimuli initiates signal transduction, eventually leading to a physiological response. Obtaining the crystal structure of GPCRs through crystallization protocols...

Cell Protein

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"Jacob’s Syndrome" – Xyy Genotype

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Introduction Although the XXY karyotype has been associated with some forms of crime (Stockholm et al., 2012), most studies have focused instead on individuals who have the XYY or “supermale” mutation, in which males have an extra Y chromosome. In turn, males will possess 47...

Cell Cell Cycle

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Use of Plants to Synthesize Nanoparticles

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Synthesis of nanoparticles through plant is simple, fast harmless and straightforward because plants are easily available.Medicago sativa is used to prepare gold nanoparticles having size in the range of 2-20nm [38].Brassica juncea is used to prepare nanoparticles such as silver nanoparticles and zno nanoparticles.Those plants...

Bioengineering Plant

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The Contribution of Microbial Ecology to The Millennium Development Goals

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Since their establishment in 2015, the United Nations (UN) sustainable development goals (SDGs) tasked governments with constructing a multi-faceted approach to achieving an agreed-upon list of goals by 2030 (Akinsemolu, 2018). The rapidly-deteriorating state of the earth’s biosphere and reduction in the global quality of...

Microbiology

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Idps Evade The Structure-function Paradigm

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Folded proteins have a defined three dimensional structure determined solely by its primary sequence. This principle holds a central place in biology and is a direct predecessor of the so called ‘structure-function’ paradigm which suggests a well-defined 3D structure encodes a specific function and thus...

Paradigm Shift Protein

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Microorganisms to The Rescue

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Microorganisms don’t just play a vital role participating in various cycles, helping to digest food and decompose waste, they outnumber any other living organism. They have adapted to and inhabit all kinds of different environments from extreme conditions- such as the ice caps, hot vents...

Microorganisms The Rescue

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Exploring Exotic Flora: Nature's Artistry

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Understanding Exotic Flora In order to fully understand what exotic flora is, one must understand the definition of each word. First off, the word “exotic” means of foreign or alien origin. Second, the word “flora” usually refers to plants or flowers that are from a...

Flowers Plant

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Name of Organism Disease/symptoms Gram Stain Colony Morphology

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Salmonella sp. It causes a variety of human disease called salmonellosis. Disease is from mild self limiting gastroenteritis to more severe form with possibility of bacteraemia or typhoid fever, which can be life threatening. Severe disease associated with S.typhi and S.paratyphi A & S. paratyphi...

Microorganisms