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    saying that embryonic stem cells are more useful than any other stem cells because they are young cells that have time to grow into a specialized cell to help that certain disease. Such as a stem cell can grow into a Specialized osteocyte‚ which is a bone cell‚ that can help treat diseases like multiple myeloma which is a type of cancer that

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    The Lovely Bones Review

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    The Lovely Bones Review In the book The Lovely Bones‚ Alice Sebold does a remarkable job of making her characters realistic to her readers. Sebold does this by telling the story through the eyes of the victim‚ Susie Salmon‚ who sees and knows everything about everyone around her. What is great about this book is that the reader is taken on an emotional journey with the grieving family and with Susie. Abigail‚ Susie’s mom‚ is a character who‚ I believe‚ portrays human weakness. She is the one

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    thing about them.” ― Alice Sebold Death is inevitable and the death of a loved one can take a huge toll on the members of a family because not only does it cause grief‚ but it also can unveil other hidden problems. Alice Sebold‚ author of The Lovely Bones uses the technique of a dead first person narrator to describe the emotional trauma and heartache the main character has been through narrating her own death piece by piece in the utter most detail. This is done through the protagonist‚ Susie Salmon

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    Dna in Plant Cells

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    DNA- is the material found in the nucleus that contains the genetic info. 4 billion codes in length Gene- a segment of DNA that controls a certain protein production. A gene is made up of hundreds to thousands of codes. Chromosomes- genetic material that is coiled up into structures during cell division. Importance of DNA- genes control the production of proteins..(look like‚ body function‚ body communications‚ and enzyme control) DNA screening- the process of testing individuals to determine

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    Lovely Bones Themes

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    The Lovely Bones 1. The title of the book‚ “The Lovely Bones”‚ has a lot of strong and deep meaning behind it. In the story‚ a girl named Susie Salmon is raped and killed by a creepy neighbor who had been watching her for some time. The story then goes on to explain how her family coped with the hardships of losing her‚ which wasn’t easy because they loved her so much. Susie was actually a very loved person. Everyone she met fell in love with her. Making “The Lovely Bones” the title of the book

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    childhood cancers tend to have similar physical effects after a child is a survivor; such as‚ problems with the muscles and bones‚ lungs‚ teeth‚ growth and development‚ and other major organs (“Late Effects”). Childhood cancer affects a child’s muscles and bones tremendously‚ even after they are cancer-free‚ because of the treatments that are used and cause a child’s bones to be very brittle after having cancer (“Late Effects”). In addition‚ childhood cancer also affects the lungs and other major

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    system is made up of 206 bone. Each serving a vital role within the body such as storing minerals‚ producing red/white blood cells‚ providing support‚ allowing movement and protecting the internal organs of the body. The bones that make up our skeletal system are course and can withstand the rigorous pressure and strain we impose on them through everyday life. Although our bones are made to withstand these types of strains sometimes too much pressure is placed upon our bones due to a fall‚ striking

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    III. Medical Treatments Bones are designed to naturally correct on their own‚ however surgery or means immobilization is often required to make sure the bones are aligned properly when healing. Medical treatment depends on the severity of the break. There are several categories of bone fracturing‚ they are: 1. Hairline fracture- a thin small stress fracture often occurring in the leg. In the case of this injury‚ a splint and cast are the only medical means necessary for repair. 2. Greenstick

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    2 - 2.3 Extended Text Excellence answer Topic 2: Readers will often think about characters long after a text has been finished. Analyse how the writer made a character or characters memorable for you in a text you have studied. In The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold the main character Susie Salmon is made memorable to us through the use of narrative point of view‚ symbolism‚ setting and her actions. The novel is based around the rape and murder of her and she narrates the process of grief and

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    Granuloma is an uncommon benign intraosseous lesion. It was first introduced by Jaffe in 1953 to distinguish it from Giant Cell Tumor of bone. World Health Organization has defined it as an intraosseous lesion consisting of cellular fibrous tissue with multiple hemmorhagic foci‚ aggregations of multinucleated giant cells and occasionally trabeculae of woven bone. CGCG accounts for less than 7% of all benign lesions of the jaws. Clinically‚ it occurs most commonly in patients younger than 30 years

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