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participant in the trial had been diagnosed with polyp. The trial went on for four years and in the end they declared that there was no evidence from using a low-fat, high-fruit, high-fiber, and high-vegetable diet,the polyp rates were similar in the two study groups. Another study that was funded by the National Cancer Institute was the Wheat Bran Fiber study. The Wheat Bran Fiber was a clinical trial to see if wheat bran fiber can prevent colorectal polyp. A group of 1,249 men and women who had polyp’s

“In 1998, a massive underwater heat wave killed 18% of corals around the world in the first global bleaching event. This year’s coral bleaching is expected to impact 28% of the world’s coral reefs, decimating over 4,630 square miles (12,000 square kilometres) of reefs by 2016. Coral reefs support estimates 25%, of all marine species, from a bio diversity perspective, losing them would be the equivalent of losing our planets tropical rainforests. As scientists concluded earlier this year, a sixth

Corals, sea anemones, sea urchins, molluscs, crustaceans and worms are all included in the large, diverse group we call marine invertebrates. They are classed as an invertebrate as they all share one common key feature; they do not have a backbone. Invertebrates seem like a simple life form but they are truly beautiful, interesting and complex creatures that roam our oceans. But which is the most interesting invertebrate? Would it be Porifera, Cnidaria, Bryozoans, Vermiforms, Mollusca, Crustacea

the colon itself, as well as a person’s genes. The APC, p53, and K-ras genes are commonly involved. The APC gene stands for the Adenomatous Polyposis Coli gene. It is known as a tumor suppressor gene, and mutations of it are found in common colon polyps or cancers. Furthermore, in the p53 gene, cells that have damaged DNA are repaired by this gene. As well as the APC gene, it is a tumor suppressor. When it’s mutated, it no longer functions, leaving damaged DNA cells in the body. Lastly, the K-ras

Status: Not yet assessed Conservation Efforts: The Living Coast Discovery Center helps build awareness of the species via education. This can help conservation because it gives people the knowledge they need in order to care about the species, and if the species begins to die off, people are more likely to take action. Physical Description: The moon jelly's body consists of a membrane in the shape of a bell, a mouth with oral arms, mucus lining its mouth, and short tentacles. It has no eyes, no brain

Introduction The Physalia physalis also known as the Portuguese man of war can be described as a luminescent colorful sea creature of the ocean. Although many may confuse it as a jellyfish it is actually a siphonophore which is a colony of organisms working together. The scientific name of my organism is Physalia physalis. It’s more commonly known as the Portuguese man-of-war or bluebottles. I live in Navarre, Florida and I came across this beautiful organism while it washed up on shore at the Navarre

Peutz-Jeghers Syndrome was described by a Dutch physician name Jan Peutz in 1921. Jan Peutz noted signs in a Dutch family appearing with intestinal polyps and also had noticed mucocutaneous macules. John McHutchinson, a man who reported signs back in 1896, had a case involving a pair of twins with an end result leaving one twin died. An American physician, Harold Jeghers, had published a book giving definite descriptions of this syndrome. Shortly after the book was published, it was introduced as

mariner its important to know about the marine life, that was one reason I have chosen this topic for my today's short presentation. GM, my scheme of presentation will be as flashed: DEFINATION OF CORAL REEF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CORAL AND CORAL POLYP WHERE WE CAN FIND CORAL CONSTRUCTION OF CORAL REEFS CONDITIONS FOR GROWTH OF CORAL REEFS TYPES OF CORAL REEFS THREAT TO CROAL REEFS WHAT SHOULD A MARINER DO IN CORAL RICH AREAS FUTURE OF CORAL REEFS CONCLUSION What is a coral reef

colon cancer sometimes does not give any symptoms because it starts as polyps in the colon for years , before it develops to cancer, so it cannot be noticeable(1). Moreover, Most people with colon cancer do not express any symptoms in early stages,

it has a blue float made of a flat, circular disc with many gas-filled tubes which keep it afloat. The disc is surrounded by tiny blue tentacles. The Blue Button is, in fact, a colony made up of different types of polyps, including some that are specialised for catching food, defense, or reproduction. Size: its disc is up to 2.5 cm across. Behaviour Diet: small marine animals such as copepods, crab larvae and tiny fish fry. Its tentacles kill prey with their sting and then move the food to its mouth