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    Soursop

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    The Soursop Fruit‚ or Fruit of the Graviola Tree Soursop is the fruit of Annona muricata‚ a broadleaf‚ flowering‚ evergreen tree native to Mexico‚ Cuba‚ Central America‚ the Caribbean‚ and northern South America. The flavor has been described as a combination of strawberry and pineapple‚ with sour citrus flavor notes contrasting with an underlying creamy flavor reminiscent of coconut or banana. The plant is grown as a commercial herb crop for its 20–30 cm (7.9–12 in) long‚ prickly‚ green fruit

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    Problem-Solution Essay Little while ago‚ I saw a travel websites that didn’t recommend several tourist places. Ukraine is on the list because of the ethnic conflicts‚ but Beijing was because of air pollution. I was extremely shocked at the time because I think that was a form of discrimination. I know Beijing’ s air is not good‚ but is not so bad. However two days later‚ my friend who lives in Beijing called me‚ and she said she was sick with high fever. The hospital said it was poisoning because

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    Antimicrobial Agents

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    DELA CRUZ‚ CYNTHIA GRACE C. 2008-13749 FS 125 March 10‚ 2012 ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS 1. Introduction Food preservation has long been practiced since the olden times with processes such as heating ‚ drying‚ fermentation and refrigeration. In spite of this‚ physical methods are not enough to eliminate all microorganisms found in foods. Therefore‚ antimicrobial agents are needed to destroy these foodborne pathogens‚ so that the food will have a longer shelf-life. As technology progresses‚ improvements

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    Forensic Science Essay

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    What is forensic science? Forensics is the practice of using science and technology to investigate crimes. Forensic sciences are used worldwide to solve crimes. THey are used to enforce criminal laws‚ government regulations‚ and to protect the public’s health. Scientific analysis is used to find out the truth and to have justice in a legal manner. Forensic science has became involved with law enforcement and the evidence of criminal cases. This image has been amplified by books‚ TV‚ and movies

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    anthropology and have examined hundreds of remains. They are also thoroughly familiar with human anatomy and how it varies in different populations. Some anthropologists may also have experience in police science or medicine‚ as well as in serology‚ toxicology‚ firearms and tool marks identification‚ crime scene investigation‚ handling of evidence‚ and photography. A limited number of anthropologists deal with footprint analysis and species identification of carrion insects in relation to estimating time

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    Basic Terms • forensic (adj) 1. pertaining to‚ connected with‚ or used in court of law or public discussion and debate 2. adapted or suited to argumentation; rhetorical Forensic Chemistry • Forensic science (n.) – the application of science to criminal and civil laws. – Emphasizes the application of science to criminal and civil laws that are enforced by police agencies in a criminal justice system. • Adversarial system – owes its origins to individuals such as Bertillon‚ Galton‚ Lattes

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    Monsanto

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    Jan. 2006: 247+. Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Gasnier‚ Céline‚ Dumont‚ Coralie‚ Benachour‚ Nora‚ Clair‚ Emilie‚ Chagnon‚ Christine and Séralini‚ Gilles-Eric. "Glyphosate-based herbicides are toxic and endocrine disruptors in human cell lines". Toxicology June 2009: 262 (3): 184-191. Grunwald‚ Michael. ’Monsanto Hid Decades of Pollution PCBs Drenched Ala. Town‚ But No One Was Ever Told ’ 1 Jan. 2002. Washington Post: A01. Malone‚ Andrew. ’The GM genocide: Thousands of Indian farmers are committing

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    R E S O U R C E U N I T Intermediate Outcome Criteria | Content | Teaching Learning Activities | No. Of Hours | Evaluation | Reference | After the one-hour lecture the students will be able to: a. Understand the health adaptation of pediatric clients b. Enumerate and differentiate the sequence of physical examination of various age groups. c. Identify the guidelines in terms of pediatric adaptation. d. Role play the proper sequence of physical examination in various age groups

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    "More than 100 million animals are poisoned‚ burned‚ crippled‚ and abused in other ways in U.S. labs each year."(#1video) Animal testing became a common method between 200-300 BC‚ these tests were often led by important male figures such as Aristotle. In 1242 Ibn al- Nafis used animals to test blood circulation‚ his theory of human blood circulation was later proven by William Henry many years later. In the 1660’s another scientist‚ Robert Boyle‚ theorized that living beings needed air to live‚

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    What are the implications of personal genomes for drug discovery and development ? In the past decade‚ increasing amounts of dollars have been spent on drug development yet the amount of new drugs entering the market per year remains the same. Furthermore with 200 billion dollars of patents expiring in the past four years (Witty‚ 2010)‚ innovative pharmaceutical companies will need to look at new approaches to discover drugs. With the human genome being sequenced in 2003‚ a new field of science

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