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    hypothesis should include what you believe is in the can‚ along with the supporting evidence you collected from the discussion that led you to that hypothesis. 3.Respond to classmates & revise your hypothesis. •During the week‚ you should also respond to your classmates’ questions and revise your hypothesis as new pieces of evidence emerge that prove your hypothesis incorrect. The Scientific Method includes: 1. State the problem or question 2. Form an educated guess (hypothesis) of the

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    Michael Rhodes Kaplan University SC 300: Big Ideas in Science Prof. Scott Crail September 11‚ 2012 Food‚ it has become the final frontier. No longer are the days where oranges come from Florida or California‚ and cheese from Wisconsin. We are a global society and can export and import food from anywhere. As you are reading this‚ you might be enjoying some grapes from Argentina or drinking water from Iceland. Let’s see where a couple of meals came from‚ shall we? I’m not much on breakfast

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    BIG IDEA: WHY DID THE IDEA FAIL?[1] Abstract: The case of Phil Vischer and Big Idea Entertainment‚ the company that created the VeggieTales video series‚ illustrates many of the problems faced by successful small businesses as they attempt to grow into larger firms. VeggieTales‚ a computer-animated series for children‚ was the most successful direct-to-video series in history yet‚ due to a series of misfortunes and miscalculations‚ Big Idea Entertainment went bankrupt and was ultimately

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    “The Big Idea” Introduction Students have a great fear of gaining the dreaded “freshman 15” pounds during their first year at college. Going away to college makes most students vulnerable to weight gain and develop disordered eating habits. Students are faced with a different lifestyle for the first time in their lives. They are now able to choose when‚ where‚ and what to eat without their parent’s input. Although the unwanted weight-gain is mainly in the hands of the freshman going through

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    Mutation

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    1. Spontaneous Mutation -> it is a mutation that arises naturally and not as a result of exposure to mutagens. It arises from a variety of sources which may include: errors in DNA replication‚ spontaneous lesions‚ and transposable genetic elements. Non-spontaneous/ Induced Mutation -> a mutation that is produced by treatment with a physical or chemical agent that affects the DNA molecules of a living organism. It may arise in a variety of ways such as exposure to ultraviolet or ionizing radiation

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    Mutations,

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    Mutation Mutation is a change in DNA in a plant that can be transmitted through its offspring. It is a rare process taking place with a frequency of about 1 in 100‚000. DNA in plants can be found in the nucleus‚ in chloroplasts and in mitochondria. The mutation can take place in a leaf bud during mitose (a somatic mutation) resulting usually in a change in part of an organism. A mutation in the flower during meiose (pollen or egg cell formation) leads to a change in the whole plant (usually visible

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    Mutations can lead to genetic variations by producing random changes in an organism’s genetic coding. This causes a different protein to be produced‚ or none at all. Mutation usually has a negative effect due to an important protein and enzyme not being produced‚ so the organism cannot preform its original function. According to the chart the BRCA1 mutation is more dangerous than the BRCA2 mutation. This is due to the fact the chart shows that a higher percentage of women with the BRCA1 mutation

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    In “Big IdeasBig Problems” written by Stefan Halper‚ Halper discusses the two issues‚ Big Ideas and constant media‚ that negatively affect U.S policies and its public. Advertised sloganeering along with America’s susceptibility to overly cumbersome political movements is the root of the problems that push citizens to feel patriotic in a negative and irrational way. Halper goes on to discuss the issues that continuously arise from each major world crisis by stating “each has suffered [from] … ill-conceived

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    Mutation may be defined as any change occurred in the DNA sequence‚ which changes the gene function regardless of the morphological or physiological results. It is permanent‚ hereditary and ruled by Mendel’s laws. Such chemical changes are constant and occur during the replication stage and they can be quickly fixed; however‚ a mutation may occur if not repaired. They can affect autosomal genes (dominant or recessive) or be linked to sex chromosomes. Mutation can result in several different types

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    137(9)‚ 43-46. Dela Cruz‚ R. (2010‚ January 23). Sailors crow over revived tradition. Retrieved from http://www.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=50627 Department of Defense. (2011‚ December 23). Dempsey: Hazing‚ Bullying `Intolerable ’ In Military. FDCH Regulatory Intelligence Database. Landay‚ J. (1997‚ February 10). Hazing rituals in military are common - and abusive. Las Vegas Sun. Retrieved from http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/1997/feb/10/hazing-rituals-in-military-are- common---and-abusiv/

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