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    DNA in science

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    The discovery of DNA is attributed to the research of three scientists in 1951; Francis Crick‚ Maurice Wilkins‚ and James Dewey Watson. They were all later accredited with the Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine in 1962. Thanks to their discovery‚ science has been able to research and learn from DNA blueprints and use recombinant DNA technology to discover answers‚ vaccines and build immunity for many viruses. In recent years science has been using this new technology to genetically modify animals

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    Study Notes Australian Biota

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    Preliminary Biology: Topic Summary Australian Biota Matt Elrick 1. Evidence for the rearrangement of crustal plates and continental drift indicates that Australia was once part of an ancient super continent 1.1 Identify and describe evidence that supports the assertion that Australia was once part of a landmass called Gondwana‚ including: - matching continental margins - position of mid-ocean ridges - spreading zones between continental plates - fossils in common on Gondwanan continents including

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    Sperm Sexing Cattle

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    Sperm Sexing In Cattle Sperm sexing is an area of bovine reproduction technology which is utilised to improve and increase farm productivity by taking advantage of the difference in the value of males and females in the dairy and beef industry. It is a useful and accurate application in which the desired X- or Y- bearing chromosome is sorted and stored in a straw for later use. Selection of the desired sex is a potential determining factor to increase the genetic progress and farmer profitability

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    Reproduction in Organisms

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    an important centre of research in embryology and tissue culture. He also emphasised the need for initiation of work on artificial culture of immature embryos. These days‚ tissue culture has become a landmark in science. His work on test tube fertilisation and intra-ovarian pollination won worldwide acclaim. He was honoured with fellowship of Royal

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    Ethics

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      majority of the people of the nation.   Much of a nation’s morality is stated in laws which  prohibit immoral actions such as rape‚ robbery‚ or  murder. It is questionable whether everything which is illegal is  also immoral. IN VITRO FERTILISATION ABORTION Four month after a single women got pregnant‚ having three IVF-treatments with donor sperm‚ she asks for an abortion. According to the women‚ she doesn’t need the foetus any longer. She made her point: she is fertile and

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    Natural Family Planning

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    4. Theological Reflections on Natural Family Planning To begin this essay I will first explain what Natural Family Planning is and I will then turn to take a look at the essay written by Joseph W. Koterski entitled Theological Reflections on Natural Family Planning. Natural Family Planning ’is the general title for the scientific‚ natural and moral methods of family planning that can help married couples either achieve or postpone pregnancies. ’1 Methods of Natural Family Planning depend on the

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    Scientists have developed the ability to retrieve and preserve individual gametes and embryos by way of cryopreservation‚ a technique that involves preserving biological materials at very low temperatures outside the body for years. . This field of in vitro fertilization (IVF)‚ worth $2 billion annually in the United States‚ has forced us to think about human tissue in ways never before thought possible. These advancements have meant that it is now possible for children to be conceived after the death

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    Research Topics: The Abortion Act 1967‚ the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 and the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008   a) The 1967 Act : (1) HC vol 750 cols 85‚ 92‚ 239‚ 385‚ 1159 1292‚ 1313 (2) HL vol 285 cols 509‚ 1394 The 2008 Act: (1) HC vol 481 cols 324‚ 373 (2) HL vol 698 cols 847‚863 b) Sections 1 and 5 of the Abortion Act 1967 have been s.37(1) Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 (c.37). c) The amendments in The 1990

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    Life on earth A. Procaryotic Organisms 1. The prokaryotic cell‚ unlike the eukaryotic cell‚ is able to survive in an oxygen-deprived‚ mineral-deprived and vitamin-deprived environment. The normal cells in our body‚ the eukaryotic cells need oxygen‚ vitamins and minerals to be able to survive. 2. The classification system of prokaryotes Classification of Prokaryotes Procaryotes can be divided into two distinct groups‚ archaea and eubacteria. Each group has its own characteristics

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    Social scientists have noticed that the concept of the family has changed in the past 40 years‚ and this has led some to comment on the ’disintegration of the nuclear family’. Do you agree with the claim that the nuclear family unit is breaking down? The conventional nuclear family model‚ Murdock first spoke of‚ which entails the father as the employed bread winner and the wife as the stay at home housewife and mother looking after their children. This early idealistic model of the stable family

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