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Science and Nature Term Papers and Reports
Cloning Of Animals
508 Words - 2 Pages

.... of its approximately 100,000 genes shut off. Only a few genes remained active to allow the cell to perform its specific function of life. All efforts to reactivate the shut-off genes have failed. English researchers have came the closest by teasing frog body cells to develop into tadpoles. The tadpoles, however, never matured into frogs. The Scottish researchers have failed many times with sheep cells before their success, but the task was perfected and accomplished. Now this accomplishment has made it possible for the cloning of almost any mammal, including humans. To the average person, exactly how the technique works is unclear. Scientist predicted that by mak ....


Narcotics
533 Words - 2 Pages

.... and sleepy. Addicts say that immediately after taking heroin, there is a "rush," followed by a few hours of calm, where people go to sleep, or stay in a half awake state. (During this stage, nothing seems to bother the person. Heroin is the most addictive narcotic. Of all narcotic addicts, 90-95% use heroin. In the United Stated alone, there are between 500,000- 750,000 heroin addicts. Heroin is often mixed with cheaper substances, so that the dealer can make a larger profit. Since addicts don't know about the purity of a substance, many die because of overdoses. In an overdose of heroin, the lungs stop functioning, and the person dies from lack of air. There can be o ....


Computer Viruses
454 Words - 2 Pages

.... in memory, it can spread to any floppy disk inserted into the computer. A file virus inserts virus codes into program files… The virus then spreads to any program that accesses the infected file. A Trogan horse virus (named after the Greek myth) hides within or is designed to look like s legitimate program. Some viruses interrupt processing by freezing a computer system temporarily and then displaying sounds or messages. Other viruses contain time bombs or logic bombs. A time bomb is a program that performs an activity on a particular date. A logic bomb is a program that performs an activity when a certain action occurs, such as an employee being terminated. A wo ....


Nuclear Power: Cons
2010 Words - 8 Pages

.... Fission an obselete energy source. This essay will prove that nuclear power is a dangerous technology and with many other sources and the dangers involved, the disadvantages of nuclear power far outweigh the benefits. Alternative sources of energy are making their way into the highly competitive field of electricity production. With the wealth of sources such as solar, wind, hydro or geothermal the dangers involved with fission could be solved by adopting these newer, safer methods. A main source of energy that could lead the way for the near future is solar energy. It is clean efficient and is already a large part of American and Canadian electricity production. "Solar ene ....


Nutritional Protocol For Inflammation
1078 Words - 4 Pages

.... acute reaction is healthy and we do not want to impede this process. We do, however, wish t aid the healing process in order to resolve the acute inflammatory response before it passes into a chronic state of inflammation. It is th chronic state of inflammation that is always destructive to tissues and is equated to disease.(2) When repair is successful, inflammation becomes a limited phenomena. Some conditions such as asthma, allergies, autoimmune diseases, fibromyalgia, migraine headaches, osteoarthritis, peptic ulcers, and psoriasis comprise examples of perpetual or chronic inflammation.(3) It is these chronic conditions, hallmarked by pain and fatigue, that eventual ....


Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
459 Words - 2 Pages

.... and hobbies, such as typing, needle working, knitting, cashier, and any hand tools or instruments that puts pressure on the base of the palm. Symptoms Symptoms that may be involved with are as follows: pain, tingling, and numbness in the thumb, index, middle, and ring fingers tingling in the entire hand pain that shoots from the hand up the arm as far as the shoulder a swollen feeling in your fingers-even though they may not be visibly swollen You may notice that: your symptoms are worse at night your hands feel weak in the morning you drop objects more than usual you have trouble grasping or pinching objects you may have trouble using your hands for ....


Cheetah 2
374 Words - 2 Pages

.... always seem bigger somehow. And the tail is about 26-33 inches long! Their average weight is 86-143 pounds, surprisingly light for such a powerful animal. It’s low weight, it seems, is what allows it have it’s high top speed of sixty miles per hour. It is regarded as one the fastest hunters in the world and of course, the fastest land animal in existence. I also found that it’s habitat is in the grassy plains of Africa. This is definitely a great place for it to hide based on it’s coat color. It is because of this combination of tall grass and camouflage coat which allows the cheetah to stalk and catch it’s prey. These usually consist of gazelles, wi ....


Global Warming…Fact Or Fiction?
2588 Words - 10 Pages

.... warming is not something to be concerned with. The computer models that are used to predict climate change are unreliable as the programming data is skewed and so is the data being put into the model’s equations. This paper will hopefully shed new light on a hot topic with some cold science! Table of Contents Page i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Abstract Page ii . . . . .. . . . . . . . . List of Figures/Graphs Page iii . . . . . . . . . . . . . Acknowledgments Page iv . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Glossary Page one . . . . . . . . . . . .Introduction Page two . . . . . . . . . . . .Experiment Page three . . . . . . . . . . .Discussion Page thirteen . . . . ....



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