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    alternative‚  the  process  of  conducting  this  experimentation is  too complex to be used globally; but there are other means of animal  testing alternative.  One  of  the  disadvantages  of  using  in  vitro  is  that  it  does  not  decrease  in  the  number of animals killed. Although in vitro uses only a small amount of an animal’s body  part‚  it  does  not  necessarily  mean  that theses animals  are  not  killed.  Important organs  may  be  needed  for  testing‚  and  to  retrieve  it‚   scientists 

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    “Mom! Why was I not a designer baby?” “Well‚ sweetie‚ your father and I did not have the money to design our own child like all of our friends were doing at the time.” “I’m not as smart as all of the other kids in my class. I cannot run as fast as they can‚ and I cannot play an instrument like all of them can. I’m stupid! And it is because you did not design me to be any of those things‚ so now I am not good at anything!” Sadly‚ this is probably what the world’s new generation of children would

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    Therapeutic cloning is when a cloned embryo is formed by putting a nucleus from the patient’s cell into an egg without a nucleus. The cloned embryo then divides multiple times and forms into a sphere shape called a blastocyst (day 1-5). These embryonic stem cells are now visible and can be developed into any of the bodies 200+ tissue cells (day 5-7). After this stage the embryonic stem cells are removed and grown in a separate Petri dish. As they continue to divide‚ they create a line of stem cells

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    Exploring the Moral Fortress The controversy of stem cell research raises concerns of immorality as well has benefit of humanity. The immorality possesses a strong basis in religion and principals of life while the benefits of humanity overlook or prove morality on the basis of cost-benefit analysis. Religion and personal beliefs of life create the immorality argument. On the other hand‚ religion also creates an argument proving forms of cloning were biblically permissible along with research

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    EXSITU AND INSITU CONSERVATION OF MEDICINAL PLANTS INTRODUCTION India ranks sixth under world’s twelve mega bio-diversity zones. Out of these‚ two ofthem exist in our country. India possesses tremendous ecological bio-diversity. Itcontains 5 % of the world’s bio-diversity on 2 % of the earth’s surface. Thebiodiversity in our country is unique in nature and its in-situ and ex-situ conservationis very well needed. In recent years‚ the global demand of herbs has led to a quantumjump

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    recognizes and cuts up DNA (including that of certain phages) that is foreign to a bacterium. 4. Restriction site – A specific sequence on a DNA strand that is recognized as a cut site by a restriction enzyme. 5. Recombinant DNA – A DNA molecule made in vitro with segments from different sources. 6. Sticky ends – A single-stranded end of a double-stranded DNA restriction fragment. 7. Cloning vector – An agent used to transfer DNA in genetic engineering. A plasmid that moves recombinant DNA from a test

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    many food crops‚ especially rice‚ and utilizing new technologies such as mutation induction and tissue culture techniques to produce crops that can maintain consistent yields in years when water is limiting. Simulation of drought stress under in vitro conditions during the regeneration process constitutes a conventional way to study the effects of drought on the morphogenic responses (Sakthivelu et al.‚ 2008). Polyethylene glycol (PEG) of high molecular weights have been long used to simulate drought

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    inhibitory effect of glucose utilization using specific standard in vitro procedure. Plant material was subjected to the extraction preparation by soxhlet apparatus by using various solvents such as aqueous‚ ethanol‚ chloroform‚ petroleum ether and hexane. The various kinds of phytochemicals were detected and then in vitro antidiabetic activity of P. guajava were detected by using alpha amylase and alpha glucosidase enzyme in an in vitro model.The study reveals the presence of phytochemicals such as carbohydrate

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    Animal Testing Every year‚ over 100 million animals are painfully put to death because of animal testing. Experimentation on animals goes way back since the beginning of time. Typically it is conducted for advancement in scientific research‚ to test products and food before going out into the market‚ to find treatments or test medical drugs‚ and to protect people and the environment. Animal experimentation has been a controversial issue for quite some time‚ but has yet to be put to an end. Vivisection

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    Poetry (2000)‚ in which the poems were all translated three times each into the three languages. A number of Singaporean writers such as Tan Swie Hian and Kuo Pao Kun have contributed work in more than one language. However‚ such cross-linguistic fertilisation is becoming increasingly rare and it is now increasingly thought that Singapore has four sub-literatures instead of one. Literature being an integral part of the culture of Singapore also portrays the specific aspects of the Singaporean society

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