Essays on Biology

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A Critical Discussion About Delivery of Chlamydia Screening in Community Pharmacy

3 pages / 1584 words

The purpose of this literature review is to discuss how effective the pharmacy delivers chlamydia screening in terms of training of staff, patients' perceptions and pharmacists' perceptions. Chlamydia trachomatis is an infection that can sexually transmits, and it has a greater impact on young people...

Chlamydia

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Analysis of The Four Steps of Cellular Respiration

4 pages / 2004 words

As you sit here reading this your body is going through a series of steps to give you the energy you need to live. As you blink, think, breath, walk, and talk your body uses this energy which it gets from the food you eat....

Cellular Respiration

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Investigation into The Stress Response of Bacteria

1 page / 478 words

By and large, for Gram-negative microscopic organisms, starved cells are morphologically and physiologically altogether different from log-stage cells. The underlying reaction to carbon-vitality source confinement is to attempt to dodge the stress by expanding expression or scavenging frameworks to have the option to use any...

Bacteria Stress Response

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The Legal and Bioethical Aspects of Personalised Medicine Based on Genetic Composition

6 pages / 2688 words

In case the genomic time can be said to have an exact birth date, it was within the middle of the appearance of the series, on April 14, 2003. That was when the worldwide exertion known as the Human Genome Extend put an effort to...

Bioethics Biotechnology Human Genome Project

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Theory of Natural Selection and Darwin’s Ideas of Evolution

3 pages / 1288 words

Natural selection is οne of the central mechanisms οf evolutionary change and is the process responsible for the evolution οf adaptive features. The credits for this astonishing breakthrough must be given to the man known as the father of evolution and heredity Charles Darwin which...

Charles Darwin Evolution Natural Selection

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The Role of Natural Selection in Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

5 pages / 2355 words

The term Natural Selection was composed by Charles Darwin in the nineteenth century. It was the result of evolution which began through the creation of a variety of different species which have evolved and developed over time. Species adapted through their characteristics and reproduced, passing...

Adaptation Charles Darwin Natural Selection

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Sexual Selection as an Another Form of Natural Selection

3 pages / 1575 words

Introduction Sexual selection is a controversial term due to its definition. Sexual selection can be viewed as an independent type of selection; separate from natural selection. However, others view sexual selection as another form of selection under natural selection. These views originate from the discoverers...

Human Evolution Human Sexuality Natural Selection

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Cell Cycle: Interphase and Mitosis

3 pages / 1283 words

The dividing life of a cell is called cell cycle that includes growth, doubling genetic material and dividing into new cells. Cell cycle has 2 subgroups: interphase and mitosis. Interphase refers to ‘’getting ready to divide’’. Interphase has 3 subphases that are; G1, S, and...

Cell Cycle Mitosis

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A Research Paper on STDs and Its Types

5 pages / 2498 words

Introduction People in today’s society are very quick to do things, without realizing all the different kinds of consequences their actions bring. Whether it’s buying a car, having a drink, or having an entire meal from McDonald’s. Along with that, people are also very quick...

Chlamydia Microbiology Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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Benefits and Ethical Issues of Stem Cell Research

2 pages / 701 words

Modern medicine and approaches to disease treatment have undergone a paradigm shift due to significant advances in regenerative medicine. This field of stem cell research has remarkable potential in the development of therapies to regenerate and repair dysfunctional cells. Stem cells are undifferentiated cells with...

Cell Stem Cell Stem Cell Research

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Why Stem Cell Research Should Be Sustained by The U.s Government

2 pages / 960 words

“Stem cell research holds enormous promise for easing human suffering, and federal support is critical to its success” – Tom Harkin. Stem cells originate from adult body tissues and embryos, but they can also be donated through bone marrow, peripheral stem cells, and umbilical cord...

Cell Stem Cell Stem Cell Research

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Controversial Views on Stem Cell Research in America

3 pages / 1210 words

Stem cells. What is it? What does it do? Where does it come from? All these questions and more will be answered soon enough. Stem cells are undifferentiated, or cells that are so new and have yet to be signed a role of what to...

Cell Stem Cell Stem Cell Research

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The Effects of Enzymes in Treating Digestive System Disorders

1 page / 566 words

Enzymes are biological molecules that are responsible for several metabolic processes that break down certain chemicals in the body. They help to convert the reactant into the product by speeding up the reaction. After the breakdown of food, the enzymes in the body will convert...

Digestive System Enzyme

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Bronchial Brushing Cytology in Evaluating Lung Cancer: Efficacy and Pitfalls

4 pages / 2027 words

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer mortality. Presently, various cytologic diagnostic techniques are being used in the evaluation of suspected lung neoplasms. Though the initial diagnosis of malignancy can be made based on clinico-radiological grounds, but the definitive diagnosis needs cytological or histopathological...

Cell Human Anatomy Lung Cancer

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Analysis of The Definition of Flora and Fauna

2 pages / 743 words

Introduction Flora and fauna are not common English terms. However, they are often used in science classes in college. When you use these terms, you simply suggest to a listener or reader that you could come from natural science background. Well, that’s probably the only...

Animals Natural Environment Plant

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The Benefits and Production Techniques of Gmos

5 pages / 2442 words

What are GMOs? Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are organisms whose genetic material has been altered in a way that does not occur naturally. This can be applied to both plants and animals. Through genetic engineering, specific genes responsible for desired traits are added to the...

Biotechnology GMO

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The Arguments for Genetically Modified Food

2 pages / 760 words

As Rifkin (n.d.) had said, “Many of the genetically modified foods will be safe, I’m sure. Will most of them be safe? Nobody knows”, it is quite true. In 2018, Dr. Mehmet Oz had invited guests to debate in his show on the topic of...

Biotechnology GMO

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The Importance of Planting Trees Worldwide

2 pages / 824 words

Earth has been going through cycles of climate change since the beginning of time. Our current cycle of global warming has been happening for thousands of years as large glaciers all over the world began to melt, but as humans continue to modify the environment,...

Natural Environment Plant Trees

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The Importance of Trees for Humans and Animals

5 pages / 2178 words

There were once more trees on earth than all of the stars in milky way, and trees, one of the plants that helps earth running — and one of the plants that is decreasing at an alarming rate because of human activities. Made-to-order essay as...

Natural Environment Plant Trees