Essays on Biology

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The Microtubule Cytoskeleton

1 page / 456 words

The microtubule cytoskeleton also participates in the maintenance of epithelial planar polarity by modulating mitotic spindle orientation. The organization of epithelial cells to form hollow organs with a single lumen entails that each cell divides symmetrically within the epithelial plane, so that both resulting daughter...

Cell Microbiology

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All You Need to Know About Polymerization

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“Process during which large member if small molecules are combine to form macro molecules is called polymerization. Small molecules are called monomers and large molecules are called polymers”. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique...

Cell

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Types of Nerve Cell

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Nerve cells also are known as neurons transmit and receive electro nerve impulses. They can be found all over the body and are connected all over the body, but can mostly be found near around the Central Nervous System. They are connected to other neurons...

Cell Nervous System

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Discussion on The Fossil Fuels and Creation of Algae into Biofuels

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Introduction Fossil fuels are dominating the planet and sooner or later will kill it and the people living on it. Algae are a group of aquatic organisms that have the ability to perform photosynthesis. Most algae can grow on their own in various forms. There...

Fossil Fuels Photosynthesis

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Pneumonia: Types, Causes, Treatment

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Pneumonia is a disease in one or both lungs caused by bacteria, viruses or fungi. However, bacterial pneumonia is the most common type found in adults. Pneumonia causes alveoli, which is inflammation in the air sacs in your lungs. The alveoli can make breathing difficult...

Pneumonia Viruses

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Diagnosis of Hodgkin Lymphoma

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The first step in diagnosing a disease is observe signs and special symptoms of this disease symptoms of HL include: 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 Symptoms...

Cancer Cell

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Different Proteins in a Human Cell

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Introduction A human cell contains some hundred thousand totally different proteins. These have various vital functions: as accelerators of chemical reactions within the kind of enzymes, as signal substances within the kind of hormones, as vital actors within the immune defense and by being chargeable...

Cell Human Anatomy Protein

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Natural Selection and Artificial Selection in Dogs

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In order for dogs to appear as they do today, as diverse as the jobs necessitated for them, humans had to breed together wolves. Natural selection, also known as “survival of the fittest,” began the process by having the most adaptable and social wolves work...

Dog Natural Selection

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Understanding Medical Engineering

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Biomedical Engineering is the exercise of engineering principles for the benefit of medicine health. Biomedical engineers do a wide variety of jobs that can include research and develop medical products; designing or modifying equipment for clients with special needs or managing clinical equipment in hospitals...

Bioengineering Biomedical Engineering

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Evaluation of The Usage of Hela Cells in The Systematic Research of Scientific Theories and Hypotheses

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Immortality The year 1973 is when Bobette Lacks, Henrietta’s daughter-in-law, found out that a part of Henrietta was still alive. Bobette was talking to Gardenia’s, her friend, brother-in-law. When he asked her what her last name was he was shocked. He told her that he...

Cell

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Why Photosynthesis is Essential to Life on Earth

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Humans gain 3 necessities that they depend on from the process of photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is a chemical process where plants and that contain chlorophyll get energy from the sun, and use carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O) from the environment to then convert the sunlight...

Photosynthesis

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Screening for Effective Biocontrol Agents on Phytopathogens Like Agrobacterium and Fusarium

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Numerous techniques have been devised to prevent bacterial contamination and spread of disease. there are many methods used against bacterial diseases, bacteria are usually very difficult to control. Frequently, a combination of several control measures is required to combat a given bacterial disease. Soil infested...

Microbiology

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Free-radical Scavenging Activity

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In cells, free radicals are continuously produced either as by-products of metabolism or deliberately as in phagocytes (Cheeseman and Slater 1993). The model of scavenging DPPH radical is especially useful in evaluating chain-breaking activity in the propagation phase of lipid (and protein) oxidation (Manzocco et...

Cell

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The Concept of an Essential

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Derived Variety (EDV) was introduced by the UPOV in 1991 and was aimed at broadening the scope of protection for breeders on parent varieties by way of creating dependency between parent and their EDV. The traditional plant breeding is cumbersome and time consuming but with...

Biotechnology

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Coco Peat - Best Organic Growing Medium

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Coconut: A Multifaceted Resource The coconut tree, thriving in tropical regions, has been a versatile resource for many years. Its fruit, the coconut, is used for various purposes, including eating the soft fruit inside, drinking its water—which serves as a remedy for numerous diseases—and extracting...

Plant Trees

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The Many Ways Through Which People Get Chlamydia

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There are several sexually transmitted infections contracted from males to females, females to males or homosexual and bisexual partners. In effect, all it takes to transmit this bacteria is a simple contact with the genitals – be it penile, vaginal, anal, or even orally. Among...

Chlamydia Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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Polymers (paints)

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The term “polymer” is composed of two words, (polus, meaning “many, much”) and (meros, meaning “parts”), and refers to a molecule whose structure is composed of multiple repeating units, from which originates a characteristic of high relative molecular mass. The units that make up these...

Cell

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The Negative Impact of Abiotic Pressures on Photosynthesis

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Plant cells are powered by chemical energy found primarily in carbohydrate molecules, synthesized by a single process called photosynthesis. Certain organisms use photosynthesis to turn daylight into chemical energy then make carbohydrate molecules. When a plant breaks down food, the power that holds these molecules...

Photosynthesis

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Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

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Prompt Examples for the “Photosynthesis” Essays The Process of Photosynthesis: Breaking It Down Explain the process of photosynthesis in detail, breaking down each step, the key resources involved (light energy, carbon dioxide, water), and the outcomes (glucose and oxygen). How does photosynthesis enable plants to...

Photosynthesis