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Process Of Extraction Of Nucleic Material

Kibera is the largest informal settlement in Nairobi, Kenya and one of the largest in Africa and the world. It is is located 7km southwest of Nairobi and houses approximately one million people and several animal species. Conditions in Kibera are extremely poor and heavily…

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Research Of Different Genes And Serotypes

HEVs have a high rate of mutation and recombination because they co-circulate in human and animal hosts; rapidly evolving to create new variants. This rapid evolution is evident from the abundance of variants identified annually. HEV serotypes are defined by neutralizing epitopes of the virus…

GeneGeneticsMicrobiology2 Pages

Adhering To Natural Processes Retains The Integrity Of A Natural Human Race

The question on every scientists mind today: Should CRISPR be used to enhance the genes of our progeny, who would then pass it on to the generations that follow? Examining cases where this has caused agitation during several debates, it is quite clear that gene…

GeneticsScience2 Pages

A Case Study Of Osteogenesis Imperfecta And Review Of Its Four Major Subtypes

Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) is autosomal dominant genetic connective tissue disease characterized by bone fragility, deformities and fractures (Alharbi 2015). It has a prevalence of 6 – 7 per 100,000 people worldwide. A mutation in the COL1A1 and COL1A2 gene is responsible for 90% of all…

DiseaseGeneticsHealth Care3 Pages

Cystic Fibrosis

Dealing with something you didn’t ask for but are forced to deal with is never easy. Cystic Fibrosis is just that a disorder that you have to live with no matter if you want to or not. It’s an inherited life threatening disorder that damages…

Cystic FibrosisGeneticsHealth3 Pages

Future Of Computing

Introduction For the past two decades, personal technology has made incredible advancement, bringing us into a fast paced, digital world that we live in today. In the 1980s we had supercomputers that took up the space of a whole room and today we all have…

ComputerDnaModern Technology2 Pages

GMO: Is It Bad For Us Or Does It Serves A Higher Purpose?

This paper will seek and discuss the opinion of “GMO is it Bad For Us or Does it Serves a Higher Purpose” (Genetically Modified Organism) and how it can affect the communities. This article will argue the benefits of the GMO. The paper will explore…

Genetic EngineeringGenetically Modified OrganismsGmo Food3 Pages

Autism Spectrum Disorder And The Role Of Vitamin D Receptor Polymorphism

Autism Spectrum Disorders are disorders with multiple etiologies of genetic and non-genetic origins. Promising advances in research of ASD in recent years have provided several important information about the impact of Vitamin D as a causative factor of ASD. Vitamin D receptor polymorphism has an…

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A Case Report Study Of Triple X Syndrome

Triple X syndrome is one of the most common genetic disorders which affect the female population with a frequency of 1 in 1000 live births. Due to its less distinct characteristics and variation in the patterns, the patient remains undiagnosed. This disorder has larger socio-psychological…

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Use Of Genome Editing And Altering To Design And Engineer The Attributes Of Future Children

Use of genome editing and altering to design and engineer the attributes of future children has been supported and endorsed by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics; the report stated that it is morally and ethically permissible to use genome alterations for altering the genes of…

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