Kidney

KIDNEY Kidney Abstract This paper discusses the anatomy and the various functions performed by different parts of the kidney. Kidney: Macroscopic Anatomy and Function Introduction The human body has a urinary system that is made up of a pair of kidneys, a couple of ureters, an urethra and the bladder. The two kidneys are found towards the rear part ...

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Cell

CELL Cell Structure, Function and Theory Abstract In this paper, we try to explore the concept of cell structure, theory and their functions. The basic unit of structure and functioning of all living organisms (except viruses, which are often referred to as non-cellular life forms), which has its own metabolism, capable of independent ...

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Phonology

PHONOLOGY Phonology Phonology Introduction Individuals can convey their thoughts and their feeling to others through a symbolic means of communications that are human language. Babies though born without any language, but as they grow they acquire many thousands of language words, multifaceted grammatical and sound systems speaking ability in many different situations. Human ...

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Genetic Engineering

GENETIC ENGINEERING Is genetic engineering the answer to ending global hunger? [Name of the Course] [Instructor's Name] [Submission Date]Is genetic engineering the answer to ending global hunger? Introduction 'Genetic engineered food is essential these days as it can solve environmental issues, but it also have some consequences'. Genetic engineering is using the artificial means for transforming ...

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Abstract

Abstract In this study we try to explore the concept of “HIV” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “HIV” and “the cycle of infection” that causes certain death of an individual. The research also analyzes “the mechanism through which HIV duplicates itself in human body” ...

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Ctcf (Ccctc Binding Factor)

CTCF (CCCTC BINDING FACTOR) CTCF (CCCTC Binding Factor) CTCF (CCCTC Binding Factor) Electron micrographs of transcribing rDNA loci by O. L. Miller, Jr. and colleagues have provided a cytological foundation to subsequent studies showing histone modification-, DNA methylation-, and regulatory RNA-mediated epigenetic regulation of the rDNA loci across kingdoms. Many studies have ...

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Organ Transplants

ORGAN TRANSPLANTS Organ Transplants Organ Transplants Introduction Organ transplant, defined as the transfer of a living tissue or organ to an injured or ill person to restore health or reduce disability, first started in the 1930s. This concept gave new hope and new life to ailing patients when several kidney transplants were successfully performed ...

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Evolution

EVOLUTION Scientific Evidence & Evolution Scientific Evidence & Evolution Scientific Evidence Supporting Biological Evolution The Fossil record The evidence presented by the fossil record with regard to evolution serves to encourage the concept of evolution (Curry & Chang, 2006). In essence, evidence incorporated in the fossil record provides proof of the succession of organisms amongst ...

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Gigantism

GIGANTISM Gigantism Gigantism Abstract This paper discusses the causes and effects of gigantism. Gigantism is a disorder caused by excessive secretion of growth hormones and has very dangerous effects. Gigantism is also very painful. It causes a lot of problems because it increases the height of an individual to such an extent that ...

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Purified Rabbit Polyclonal Antibody

PURIFIED RABBIT POLYCLONAL ANTIBODY Purified rabbit polyclonal antibody Purified rabbit polyclonal antibody Introduction With the emergence of first antibiotics and later recombinant monoclonal antibody therapy, the use of hyper-immune serum has declined. The main reason for this is that methods for consistent manufacturing of safe hyper immune immunoglobulin products have been lacking. In ...

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