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    begins to divide and seed coat splits open. The process by which plants emerge from seeds and spores‚ and begin growth is called germination. Background Research The germination of the seed is when the embryo resumes growth‚ bursting through its encasing. This coat acts to protect the internal embryo from the elements‚ parasites and mechanical injury while it is still dormant. Germination can only take place under particular circumstances‚ involving suitable temperature‚ oxygen supply‚ water and sunlight

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    Prenatal Development

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    Days 14 through 56 constitute the embryonic stage of development‚ beginning with implantation. It is in this stage that the most rapid prenatal changes occur as the embryo lays the groundwork for the complex systems it will come to develop (Berk‚ 2012‚ 98). It is for this reason that during this stage of pregnancy the embryo is most susceptible to the various teratogens‚ ranging from maternal illness‚ drugs‚ and various other toxins‚ that find their way across the placenta (Weng‚ Odouli‚ & Li

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    Reproduction on Humans

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    Reproduction in humans Reproduction Reproduction is a characteristic of all living organisms. It is the process that makes more of the same kind of organism. Reproduction is essential in all species to ensure that the species does not extinct. There are two types of reproduction‚ Asexual and sexual reproduction. Asexual Reproduction: Asexual means not sexual. This means that this kind of reproduction does not involve sex. Asexual reproduction is the production of genetically identical offspring from

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    Oral Embryology

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    mandibular arch also known as the first branchial arch bends around the oral plate and forms two parts the Maxiallary division and the mandibular division the stomodeum is surrounded by the first branchial arches structures‚ it splits open as the embryo continues development "The first arch[->0]‚ as the first to form‚ separates the mouth pit or stomodeum[->1] from the pericardium[->2]. By differential growth the neck elongates and ORAL EMBRYOLOGY

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    abortion of its very nature is inherently evil‚ because it is the intentional and direct killing of an innocent human being. This would apply to all abortions‚ including those in the case of rape and incest (and to those involving human fetal and human embryo research‚ and human cloning). Therefore it is never morally permissible to undergo an abortion procedure. The principle of double effect as applied to the case of abortion renders abortion procedures morally illicit‚ since the action by its very nature

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    Genetic Engineering

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    prosperous‚ as well as given the population more food that will last longer. In medicine‚ “a patent has already been applied for to mix human embryo cells with those from a monkey or ape to create an animal that might have kidneys or livers more suitable for transplantation to human beings” (ibid 1). Another application of genetic engineering alters the genes of an embryo to prevent

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    Why Surrogacy Is Wrong

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    Donum vitae emphasizes‚ “Surrogate motherhood represents an objective failure to meet the obligations of maternal love‚ of conjugal fidelity and of responsible motherhood; it offends the dignity of the right of the child to be conceived‚ carried in the womb‚ brought into the world and brought up by his own parents; it sets up to the detriment of families‚ a division between the physical‚ psychological and moral elements which constitute those families.” Surrogacy is the process of giving birth as

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    Conception

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    (the process of the sperm fusing with the egg) it will move to the uterus and attach itself to the uterine lining‚ a process called implantation. The cells are called a zygote. The cells will begin to divide which will lead to the development of an embryo and hopefully produce a baby in nine months time! Genetics will determine the sex of your baby. Every man and woman constitutes 22 pairs of chromosomes plus one pair that is the difference between them; these are the sexual chromosomes X and Y

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    Acid Rain Lab Acid rain is causing problems throughout the world. Acid rain is precipitation that has been combined with gases in the atmosphere‚ causing it to be slightly more acidic than normal rain. Acid rain has a PH level of about 5.0 compared to that of pure water’s 7.0. Acid rain is caused uniquely by human from such harmful wastes as the burning of fossil fuels. This type of rain is carried throughout the atmosphere‚ for hundreds of miles‚ harming countryside. The real question is whether

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    the need for a mothers’ womb or a sergeant mother‚ in what they are calling “the new fashioned way”: growing the embryo in an artificial womb. Doctors are developing artificial wombs in which embryos can grow outside woman’s body. The work has been hailed as a breakthrough in treating the childless. Scientists have created prototypes made out of cells extracted from women’s bodies. Embryos successfully attached themselves to the walls of these laboratory wombs and began to grow. However‚ experiments

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