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    Double-Edged Sword

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    The evolution of the world and its civilizations is galvanized by continual scientific and technological progress‚ which is brought about by the vast reservoir of knowledge that humankind has gained over the centuries in countless attempts to quench their insatiable thirst for the ultimate key that will unlock all the secrets of life. In the last few decades‚ men and women of science who are determined to fully unveil the mysteries of the universe were already able to take evolution to a whole new

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    The advances in modern medical science in the near future are dependent upon the advances of methods and procedures that by today ’s standards are considered to be taboo and dangerous. These methods will not only revolutionize the field of medicine but they will be the forerunners to a whole knew way to treat people. For these advances to take place several key steps need to be taken both medically and politically. In this paper I will attempt to explain what methods and procedures will be the future

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    Argument Essay 1010

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    GM Foods‚ are they our future? Since the end of the ice age around 11‚000 years ago‚ the climate had been changing and gave the annual plants advantage to grow from seeds and tubers with built in energy reserves to following generation of plants. Mankind took advantage of this by harvesting and storing food supplies. This fact help humanity to preserve and as we settled down we developed agriculture‚ domesticating the firs plants and animals; this early farmers observed the way things grew and

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    Speech Exam Grade VI – Personal Project “Designer Babies” Is this the child that you have envisioned in your future? Or maybe did you see your child with brown eyes rather than blue? Maybe more intellectually gifted? Or with the promise of performing well in sport? What if there was a future where having a child was as simple as selecting desirable genes out of a catalogue? A future where technology granted parents the ability to design and perfect their children. The notion of “Designer Babies”

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    Agricultural revolutions have come to define our world and lives. Throughout years‚ agriculture has shifted with human society. This is exemplified in the three agricultural revolutions. In the first revolution‚ humans embraced and utilized agriculture for the first time‚ setting a permanent theme. In the second revolution‚ humans developed technology to help distribute and create food faster and more reliably than ever before. In the current revolution‚ we explore the scientific sides of food production

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    BEL718- Term Paper Mass Spectroscopy Applications in Combinatorial Biotechnology By Mehul Bhardwaj 2008BB50021 Table of Contents: 1. Introduction What is Mass Spectroscopy? Operating principle Steps 2. Application in Combinatorial Biotechnology Advantages/ summary 3. References 3 3 4 4 6 7 9 3 Introduction: Mass spectrometry’s is one of the most important analytical methods‚ due to its outstanding characteristics such as‚ high sensitivity‚ detection limits‚ speed and ease of handling

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    Genzyme vs Biogen

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    Genzyme Corp. Genzyme Corporation operates as a biotechnology company worldwide. It focuses on rare genetic disease disorders‚ renal diseases‚ orthopedics‚ cancers‚ transplant and immune diseases‚ and diagnostic and predictive testing areas. Its leading drugs are Cerezyme‚ Fabrazyme‚ Myozyme‚ Aldurazyme‚ Elaprase‚ Renagel and Renvela‚ and many others. It has about 7‚000 employees. The current Chairman‚ President‚ & CEO is Henri A. Termeer. The company was founded in 1981 and is based in Cambridge

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    The Effects of Biotechnology in Healthcare 2 Technology continues to have a major impact on healthcare and how it’s delivered in the U.S. The use of the technological developments in healthcare is what raises basic questions and the issue of whether or not it is ethical or moral to do so. The technology and research used in the US have no ranked one of the highest‚ are known as the best worldwide‚ and have therefore allowed Americans promising breakthroughs in the areas that include cancer

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    Genzyme Summary

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    purchased the company in 2011. They went public in 1986‚ raising 27 million dollars. Genzyme startet as a start up Company by scientists studying genetically inherited enzyme diseases. Their strategy didn’t focus on the “blockbuster drugs” like other biotechnology companies but drugs for rare diseases. To developing a drug‚ it takes 10-14 years at the cost of around 800 million. But the blockbuster drugs had 1 billion dollars revenue. Genzyme has received several honor awards like “national medal of technology”

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    This essay is an attempt to demonstrate why and how biotechnology and agricultural technology have been recommended in the quest to increase food production and reduce its cost. In order to achieve this‚ relevant concepts and examples will be discussed and a conclusion will then be drawn from the discourse. Anderson (2009) notes that obtaining enough food is an important concern for every nation in the world‚ and in some countries food shortage is an extremely serious problem. Worldwide‚ about 840

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