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Not much more than 100 years ago, ordinary citizens were unaware of the role of microorganisms in the cause and spread of disease. In her book, "The Gospel of Germs", Nancy Tomes describes the development of our collective cultural obsession with germs. To quote her book, "The rituals of germ avoidance are so many and so axiomatic that we scarcely can remember when or where we first learned them." As awareness of this danger has taken hold, there has emerged a certain societal preoccupation with the perils of microorganisms. Microbes are real, and so some of the phobia originates from facts, but there is clearly more to the phenomenon. Think about the images of microorganisms used in advertisements, and the number of antibacterial products on the market. Write about the negative and positive aspects of this and defend the position that you take. Post the URLs of two websites/ TV; Magazine ads/ Billboards, etc that relies upon this fear to market products to consumers and POST your opinion about the relative merit of the product advertised.
What are the benefits of genetic engineering versus the potential risks. Critics claimed that the experiment was inconclusive. Which of the criticisms would be addressed by using a swan-necked flask in its place of the unsealed flask.
Which of the next statements is untrue of the light reaction in photosynthesis.
If Mendel chose corn instead of pea plants to conduct his first experiments, what is the maximum number of traits he could have documented in breeding experiments in order to establish his law of segregation (each trait is determined by two factors) ..
A double stranded DNA virus has 200,000 base pairs.find out the number of nucleotides present.
what is the turnover number for carbonic anhydrase.
The term "hominid" has traditionally been used to refer to species in the line the leads to modern humans after the divergence between that line and the line that leads to modern chimpanzees.
Lipid metabolites are often seen as key elements in cellular signaling. Is this unique? Please provide several examples of the function of lipids as key elements in signal arrays and list the biologic functions these signals affect?
An amateur horse breeder has acquired four new bay-coloured mares (female horses) with uncertain pedigree. What are the probable genotypes of the mares purchased.
throughout an experiment utilizing potatoes and the enzyme catalase, the heated potated exhibited less gas production when exposed to hydrogen peroxide. Explain why this happened?
Cleavage of DNA with restriction enzymes provides landmarks and sequence information. How frequently are specific sites found? How many sites are expected? Does this change if the DNA is circular.
what are the names of some well versed proteins that I may give my speech about (the protein could also have a role in heart disease, cancer, respiratory disease or diabetes as well) . If you can give me a few that would be great.
Explain why are estuaries, like the Pamlico Estuary, so significant? Summarize the two different camps of the thought on life cycle of Pfiesteria.
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