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    Obesity And Genetics

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    Obesity and Genetics Stephanie Ferreyra Obesity is characterized by a high amount of body fat or adipose tissue. This condition is common‚ but varies from individual to individual. There are other factors that play a role in obesity other than eating too much of the wrong foods‚ not exercising‚ or age‚ and gender. This factor is genetics. People with genetic risk factors that affect energy metabolism and result in an inborn susceptibility to gain weight are much different than a person who loses

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    Genetic Modification

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    technology throughout the medical field. Most of these technologies have proven to be successful and productive‚ although some technologies haven’t led to be as helpful. One invention on the horizon in genetics that will add yet another technological failure in the health industry is genetic engineering. Genetic engineering has been known to be used on plants and food‚ but what about babies? Yes‚ babies are beginning to be genetically modified to look however the parents want them to. By altering the genotype

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    Genetics and Juveniles

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    Genetics and Juvenile Delinquency Virginia Watkins Walden University The role of genetics in juvenile Delinquents: I have had the opportunity to observe a set of fraternal twins grow from birth to teen years. One had been known to steal things‚ and get into trouble while to other was withdrawn and extremely much an introvert. I often wondered if the extroverted twin appeared overly secure; he was slender in physique while his brother was introverted and obese‚ quite the opposite. According

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    Genetic Technology

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    Genetic Technology and Personalized Medicine Nicole Williams Dr. Kennedy SCI 115 November 4‚ 2011 A patient is being treated for breast cancer. The medicine usually involved to treat this disease is Chemo Therapy and radiation. It works for some‚ some it does not. So what other alternative is there for patients with this illness? Currently in the works is the idea to study an individual patient’s genotype to get a better understanding of what medication‚ therapy‚ treatment‚ will actually

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    Genetic Engineering

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    GENETIC ENGINEERING GENETIC ENGINEERING GENERAL STEPS What is Genetic Engineering? Genetic Engineering = inserting a foreign gene of interest into a host to transcribe and translate a particular protein. Ex. Inserting the human insulin gene into bacteria to mass produce it. General Steps Obtain the gene of interest (ex. insulin gene) Insert the gene into the host (ex. bacteria) Allow the host to multiply and express the foreign gene get your desired protein! Get lots of cells that can

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    Genetic Therapy

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    from your father.” (Nordqvist‚ 2008) Genes are essential to the function of the human body. They determine how the body functions and how it responds to various stimuli. The latter are internal and external factors. Internal factors include genetic coding and base pairing‚ and external factors are ones based on the environment. Genes account for the differences in the biological differences when comparing humans. This is what makes each and every one of us unique. However‚ this variance in traits

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    The Genetics of Hunger

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    The Genetics of Hunger Shaleigh Johnson SCI 207 Dr. Christina Luecke October 31‚ 2011 Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) alone cannot solve world hunger‚ or malnutrition‚ because malnutrition does not stem from a lack of food but what is contained in the food. Other issues to be considered would be agricultural sustainability‚ economics and politics. In order to solve world hunger‚ these issues must be fully addressed before GMOs

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    The Importance of Genetics People fear what they do not understand. If only society would take time to understand the facts of genetics‚ they would grasp the concept of the important role it plays in our everyday life. With our coming into the 21st century we must take advantage of the technology we develop‚ in order to continue survival with all of the new obstacles we uncover everyday. Every time we take a bite of an apple‚ or taste the juices of a vegetable‚ we think of how good it is or how

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    Genetic Manipulation

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    Genetic Manipulation: The Benefits of its Discovery There have been more than 50 biotech foods that have been examined by the FDA and have been found to be as safe as conventional foods. These foods include canola oil‚ corn‚ papaya‚ potatoes‚ and tomatoes. But this is not the only field in which genetic manipulation has been used. Nonscientists tend to believe genetic manipulation is said to be “playing God” but it is a very beneficial science that changed the world. To get a better understanding

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    Genetic Discrimination

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    Genetic Discrimination Secret genetic testing at Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railroad lead the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to file a discrimination law suit against the company for potentially using the information obtained in these test against their employees. The Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) referenced the American Disability Act’s statement that “it is unlawful to conduct genetic testing with the intent to discriminate in the workplace” Burlington Northern

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