Essays on Biology

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Review of The History of Invention of X-rays Technology

1 page / 417 words

In Germany the x-rays were discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895 and in 1905 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in recognition of his contributions to physics. After this discovery, the new x-ray technology was rapidly applied in clinical medicine. There is no published information...

Biotechnology Invention

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Study of The Process of The Photosynthesis and Its Features

4 pages / 1955 words

Photosynthesis is the process described by this equation This equation shows the complex 2 steps process that takes place in the chloroplast of green plants. The end product is glucose, but the complex organic molecule such as carbohydrates, amino acid, lipids, and nucleic acids. Photosynthesis...

Photosynthesis

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The Three Experiments on Photosynthesis, Chromatography, and The Wavelength of Light

2 pages / 908 words

Three experiments were conducted which correlated with each other. First was to see how starch is only stored when a plant is able to perform photosynthesis. By using iodine, it showed how much starch is being stored. The darker the leaf absorbed by the iodine,...

Photosynthesis

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An Analysis of The Photosynthesis Process from The Light Dependent and Light Independent Reactions

3 pages / 1270 words

Introduction We as heterotrophs rely on photosynthetic organisms for nearly all the organic plant matter that we consume for energy. Photosynthesis is one of the oldest and one of the most fundamental processes of life. (“BIO 1510 Laboratory Manual,” 2015, 131) We study the process...

Photosynthesis

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Cell Signalling and G-protein

1 page / 651 words

A cell’s ability to respond to its environment is essential to its survival. Short term-responses to environmental stimuli, which can occur rapidly and are usually reversible, most often result from modification of existing proteins. The long-term response, are usually the result of changes in the...

Cell Protein

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What is Crispr and How Does It Operate

5 pages / 2387 words

The history on this topic actually starts thousands of years ago with selective breeding in animals. Through breeding selectively, we strengthened useful traits in plants and animals. We became good at this, but never fully were able to understand how it really worked. Then we...

Microbiology Opera

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Uses of Peroxidases Enzyme

3 pages / 1587 words

Peroxidases are oxidoreductases created by a number of plants and microorganisms. Lessening of Peroxidases in the nearness of electron giving substrate makes Peroxidases valuable in numerous business applications. Peroxidase catalysts, for example, manganese and lignin peroxidase both related with lignin corruption, which is effectively utilized...

Enzyme Microorganisms Plant

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The Effect of Light Intensity on The Rate of Photosynthesis in Elodea (pondweed)

2 pages / 766 words

In this experiment, we were testing the rate of photosynthesis in elodea. For a plant to photosynthesize, it needs carbon dioxide and water and sunlight, a factor of photosynthesis. In order for us to measure the rate of photosynthesis, we needed to measure the products...

Natural Environment Photosynthesis

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The Theme of Modification of Animals and The Impact of Biotechnology on Our Lives in "Frankenstein's Cat"

5 pages / 2147 words

Canis lupus familiaris ­ is now more physically diverse than it ever was. Scientists are still clueless as to how dogs nowadays have little to no resemblance to wolves, their ancestors. Somewhere along the way, wolves lost their traits. Most modern-day dogs would not be...

Animals Biotechnology Book Review

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Key Host Pathogen Interaction in Helicobacter Pylori

4 pages / 1827 words

In this review, we mainly focus on persistence colonization of Helicobacter pylori in the human gut. In recent times we have come across some novel strategies used by this bacterium can be a cause of prolonged existence in human or evolution with another bacterium to...

Bacteria Infectious Disease

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Zoonotic Encephalitides Caused by Arboviruses

6 pages / 2821 words

This review, we mainly focus on zoonotic encephalitides caused by arthropod-borne viruses (arboviruses) of the families Flaviviridae (genus Flavivirus) and Togaviridae (genus Alphavirus) that are important in both humans and domestic animals. Specifically, we will focus on alphaviruses (Eastern equine encephalitis virus, Western equine encephalitis...

Animals Viruses

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Major Health Issues Affecting Canada (sars and H1n1)

1 page / 654 words

In the late 2000 – 2010, Canada had to go through an outbreak of infectious diseases (SARS and H1N1). They both cause respiratory illness but differ with regards to a variety of properties. Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) is a respiratory illness that first situated...

Infectious Disease Viruses

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The Signalling Pathways Downstream of The Heterotrimeric G Proteins Gs, Gi and Gq

3 pages / 1563 words

As human beings, our body faces modifications and variations all the time due to fluctuations in both our external and internal environments. Therefore, there is a constant need for adaptation to these changes in order to keep cells alive and the entirety of our body...

Cell Protein

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Phases of Glycolysis

4 pages / 1884 words

Glycolysis – a 10 step biochemical pathway where a glucose molecule (6 C) is split into 2 molecules of pyruvate (3 C). To begin the process 2 ATP must be invested. The energy released from the reactions is captured in the form of 4 molecules...

Cell Glucose

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Background Research on Seeds

2 pages / 1055 words

Before germination, a seed goes through a resting period called dormancy. Germination of seeds is a complex physiological process that starts by imbibition of water after possible dormancy mechanisms have been released by the appropriate triggers, meaning that it resumes growth, bursting through its encasing....

Plant

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Sickle Cell Disease

3 pages / 1427 words

Introduction Sickle cell is hereditary, cures are difficult to discover. By the time a person is diagnosed with the disease it’s too late, the harm has already been done. The complicated task at hand required even more depth research described in this paper. The ideal...

Blood Cell

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Tissue Engineering and Stem Cells

2 pages / 847 words

Evolved in the late 1980’s, tissue engineering has now promised to improve, repair and replace damaged cells.The field of tissue engineering is rapidly growing with advancement in technology and becoming a major part of the biotech and medical industry. This type of engineering mainly links...

Stem Cell

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Stem Cells and Their Types

5 pages / 2317 words

Definition Stem cells are undifferentiated or ‘blank’ cells found in the human body that have the potential to develop into many different cell types that carry out different functions. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your...

Stem Cell

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The Effect of Nitrogen Fertilizer on Soil Micro-organisms

1 page / 433 words

John Harvard and Andries Robertson states “that nitrogenous fertilizer has no effect on their soil fertility and crop production is on a rise”. If that was true, it would count as a major environmental benefit of synthetic nitrogen use. Made-to-order essay as fast as you...

Microbiology