Gene Colan

Painting Medicine One Stroke At A Time The sixteenth century was a period of rebirth, giving life towards one of the most productive periods in the history of human achievement. In the scope of the Renaissance, the world was given the opportunity to thrive and the man who rewrote the next chapter of scientific advancement was Leonardo da Vinci. Towards the span of the next few centuries, he raised a revolution of medicine that redefines the perspective of human potential. Thus, his medical research

What drives the urge to procreate, is to reproduce more babies with a variety of DNA’s. Humans men or women have the same kind of urge, there is a desire from social and cultural perspectives, humans at some point of their life they supposed to procreate especially women, because is part of our biological instinct to give birth to a child. As many humans die every day procreation is essential, therefore humans are out there with their physical attraction mentality trying to find their best match

There are four forces of evolution that species can go through: natural selection, genetic drift, mutations, and gene flow (Fuentes 98). Though species most often experience all four forces of evolution at one point in their history, certain forces of evolution may be more significant to the evolution of a particular species. This is the case for chimpanzees. Though it is evident that the species was affected by all four forces throughout the history of their evolution, there is one force that proved

step farther and injected a small amount of the protein that Sound-related hedgehog makes into the developing limb of a shark fetus. If the mice gene is too different from the shark gene, nothing will happen. If the mice gene is very almost the same, then it will affect the limb development in exactly the same way as vitamin A injections. If the same gene controls limb development in everything from sharks to humans, then it is a much more cheap explanation that humans all had the same parent. Everything

Okay , Now What…… I have been lifting for 17 years , cycled on and off for about 11 years, I have hit 250+ lbs with under 11 % body fat. The issue with that is regardless of how lean I get , my face looks fat.  So a few years back I decided that getting around 210 lbs and under 10 % bf was my goal. I adjusted how I lifted , what compounds I used, and many other things. I  realized I am just naturally able to get huge, and decently powerful, but my body ( wear and tear ) would prefer a smaller

Differentiating the Eimeria spp. causing cecal coccidiosis in turkeys is challenging. To obtain benchmark biological data for Eimeria gallopavonis Hawkins 1952 and E. meleagridis Tyzzer 1929 and to support the stability of the species concept for each, genetically-typed, single oocyst derived lines of E. gallopavonis Weybridge strainand E. meleagridis USAR97-01 wereused to re-describe the biological, pathological and morphological features of these parasites.Oocysts of E. meleagridis and E. gallopavonis

A virus is a biological agent that reproduces inside cells of a living host. These microscopic, nonliving particles can infect all types of organisms ranging from plants to animals and even bacteria. Viruses consist of nucleic acid, RNA or DNA, which is surrounded by a protein coat. A virus is not alive until it inhabits a cell. It can inhabit a cell through soil, water, and the air through our noses, mouths and even breaks in skin. Once it does this, it can begin to replicate and grow accordingly

microevolution. There is gene flow, mutation, natural selection, genetic drift, and recombination. Gene flow is when genes amongst a population are exchanged. It affects microevolution because it is a change or movement in certain populations that lead to a different mixture of alleles. Another processes of microevolution are mutations. A mutation is any change in an organism’s DNA. It is an important factor in microevolution because it is the reason for the development of new genes. Although it is very

through the wall and the bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics. In the experiment, one of the way we made the Escherilia coli was make them competent to allow them the express and share the important information between themselves in the form of genes in the selected plasmid. Plasmids help the bacteria to transfer important date for its survival and its one of the features of the plasmids that is used in the transformation. The Escherilia coli first needed to become competent to take the DNA with

The article “Skin Deep” written by Nina G. Jablonski and George Chaplin discusses the evolution of skin color. Right from the beginning of the article, Jablonski and Chaplin debunked the existing theory that darker skin color evolved to protect humans against skin cancer. As a matter of fact, evidence has shown that skin color in humans is the product of natural selection. “Skin Deep” also discusses topics like melanin, skin cancer, and how human migrations took an important role in the evolution