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Genetic Cloning
Cloning is the process of making genetic copy of an organism. It has mixed reviews as some people believe it violates human rights issues.
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Are phosphates bad for humans?
Unlike phosphates, phosphorus is a mineral that is needed in the body. It aids in filtering out waste in the kidneys and plays a crucial job in storing and using energy. Phosphorus is also required to help create equilibrium and is needed for the growth, maintenance, and repair of all tissues and cells, and for the production of the genetic building blocks, DNA and RNA. It is good for and needed in the body.
On the other hand, phosphate is extremely bad for humans. Although we use it for fertilizer, the radon gas levels in central Florida are at an unhealthy level. Actually higher than the government will allow anywhere else. But there is too much money in it to stop production. Check the level of cancer in phosphate workers and surrounding communities; it will shock you.
How many sections are there in a broadsheet?
You can get lots, such as the sports, television, gardening, but the overall no. depends on the newspaper in question. Try finding one and counting.
Do taoists believe in contraception?
Very interesting question. When Tao was established, there was no contraceptives yet. For Taoists Sex is just a matter of balancing the Yin and Yang. "Yang or element of expansion in them is too much developed. Are they exceedingly irritated? the Yin or opposite element is too much developed. When those elements thus predominate in men, (it is as if) the four seasons were not to come (at their proper times), and the harmony of cold and heat were not to be maintained; would there not result injury to the bodies of men?(4)" So for the true practitioner of Taoism, maybe, they don't use contraceptives, like condoms or spermicides. They rather wait for "safe period". Or maybe they have some natural contraceptives; Papaya seeds perhaps? = Papaya =
Women in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and other parts of the world have long used papaya as a folk remedy for contraception and abortion.[citation needed] Medical research in animals has confirmed the contraceptive and abortifacient capability of papaya, and also found that papaya seeds have contraceptive effects in adult http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papaya
Is there a cloning cheat in Pokemon Ruby version?
Yes but i am not guilty if your save game messes up ok? now go to Pokemon center, then deposit one Pokemon that you want to clone in one box, but before doing that save your GAME IF YOU DON'T WANNA MESS YOUR GAME UP, then switch to another box and when it says saving please do not turn off the game turn your gameboy off, turn it on and load your game you will have that same Pokemon in your pkmn party and also one more in your PC box! GOOD LUCK!
THIS DOES NOT WORK AS WHEN YOU CHANGE BOXES OM RUBY IT DOESN'T SAVE IT, I DONT KNOW IF THEYRES ANOTHER CHEAT BUT THIS ONE DOESNT WORK
This is the cloning glitch for Gold and Silver (GB(A))
Appearantly, there's no cloning glitch for Pokemon ruby or sapphire. The only 3rd generation game with a cloning glitch is emerald!
What are some thinking barriers to identifying and understanding a problem and potential solution?
Children are more apt to come to a quicker resolution to some problems more than adults. Adults brains are cluttered from years of memories. Some adults have a habit of making simple things hard tasks. Take a walk, do some sort of exercise, go out with friends and laugh like you've never laughed before and then start thinking about the problem so you can come to a reasonable solution. In fact, bounce the problem off some of your friends and see what they can come up with. Humans can't fix everything and all we can do is the best we can.
What ethical issues are behind subliminal messages?
SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES IS SOMETHING HIDDEN OR COVERED LIKE A MOVIE THAT HAS SOMETHING BAD BEHIND IT. OR WITH MUSIC WELL HIP-HOP CAN HAVE SOMETHING TERRIBLE BEHIND IT. OR LIKE NURSERY RHYMES THEY HAVE A POINT LOOK IT UP!!!!!!!!!!
What are two ways that offspring get different sets of alleles?
"trading" groups of allels and when they are shuffled in meiossis I
take a DNA sample (sperm)then put it in a female egg.
To clone something you need the DNA of the individual you want to clone (lets say subject A). You have to remove a group of cells from subject A and remove the nucleus of the cells. You now have the DNA for your clone. Next you need to get a egg cell. This cell is obtained by a different individual (subject B). The nucleus of subject B is removed and discarded, the egg cell is kept and the DNA from subject A is injected into the egg cell of subject B. This egg cell is then inserted into another individual refereed to as the surrogate mother, the egg cell attaches to the uterus of the surrogate mother and is given a small electric shock to stimulate the division of the cell. The egg then grows into a fetus as normal and the clone of individual A is born naturally by the surrogate mother.
What is the role of nuclear transfer in the process of animal cloning?
Its to put the DNA from the parent into the egg to form the clone.
Is it possible to resurrect the organism (by cloning) whose DNA was sucked by the mosquito?
fossilized extinct species
What is the cloning glitch for HeartGold?
You can go to the Day Care and put in a Ditto with the Pokemon you want cloned and you wait and eventually the day care man would say there is an egg for you .
I no how to breed but you cant breed ledgendarys
Is tumor a kind of natural cloning?
No. usually, by a clone people mean something that can develop to a new individual. Tumors don't do that.
Where was cloning first invented?
Its believed to be in Scotland, around 1997. So many Scientists all around the world experimented at different times, in different places with different types of cloning. But the first recorded, successful cloning was in Scotland 1997, by Roslin Institute when they cloned the Sheep Dolly. But Hans Dreich, not trying to produce an identical organism, actually did just that, with a Sea Urchin before that, believed to be in Germany, in the 1800's.
What qualities must a food have to be considered genetically modified?
In a broad sense, a plant is genetically modifiedwhenever changes to the genes in the plant occur. This could occur naturally, through hybridization, or through genetic engineering.
To be considered genetically engineered, a food must have been created using genetic engineering: the process of manually changing the genetic makeup of a plant in a lab, often by extracting a gene from one species and inserting it into an related species (such as a bacteria gene being inserted into corn).
The terms genetically modified and genetically engineered are often used interchangeably to refer to genetic engineering.
Sir Ian Wilmut (English embryologist) is 73 years old (born July 7, 1944).
A vector which can replicates in two different host, eg; in bacteria and in yeast
What are some examples of cloning in the novel Oryx and Crake?
In "Oryx and Crake," cloning is primarily exemplified through the creation of the Crakers, a genetically engineered species designed by Crake to be free of human flaws and societal issues. Additionally, the novel explores the cloning of animals, such as the "pigoons," which are hybrids of pigs and human DNA, intended for organ harvesting. These examples highlight the ethical implications and consequences of genetic manipulation in a dystopian world.
Cloning is used in research to study genetic diseases, create genetically identical animals for scientific purposes, and preserve endangered species through techniques like somatic cell nuclear transfer. It also has potential applications in agriculture to produce genetically identical crops with desirable traits. Additionally, cloning has been used in biotechnology to produce pharmaceuticals and biofuels.
Host DNA refers to the genetic material found within the cells of an organism that serves as the host for various biological processes, including the replication of viruses and the integration of foreign DNA. In the context of infections, pathogens like viruses may hijack host DNA to replicate and propagate. Host DNA plays a crucial role in determining an organism's traits and functions, as it contains the instructions for building and maintaining the organism.
