… to develop. One such science is the research and alteration of the food we eat; this is commonly known as transgenic research. Whether through crops or agricultural animals, the common goal is to increase food surplus. Most of the GM (genetic…

… process’ work, one would conduct a Rainfall Simulation. Doing a simulation, one comes to comprehend various types of land management and the infiltration that occurs according to how the land is used. The land used in this lab consists of thick…

… have many advantages over buying a mass produced proprietary computer system from companies such a Hewlett Packard, Compaq, Dell, or Gateway. One of the strongest arguments for building your own computer is the fact that you can choose standardized…

… allows the living creatures of the world to survive. It holds in our oxygen and keeps the harmful UV rays away from the planet. Due to pollution and other causes, this blanket has been torn. Now we are not protected at the same level as before. Ozone…

… B.C., when Hippocrates used a powder from the bark of a willow tree to ease minor pains, reduce fevers and to help with childbirth. The willow tree powder was actually salicin, the pharmacological ancestor to the family of drugs known as salicylates.…

… it seem as though you bump your head and your life is nothing but a blur but in most cases this is only fiction. Amnesia is loss of memory but there are many different types. People who suffer from memory disorders are normally aware of it. It is…

… term hubris? Hubris defines the actions people partake in that are reserved only for Gods. This means that at times people play the roles of Gods. Is this acceptable? It depends on the situation as to whether or not hubris is acceptable. There are…

… was born Marguerite Johnson, recounts her experiences as an African-American youth in the United States during the 1930's and 1940's. She candidly explores the complexities of racism, family life, and growing up. The thirty-six chapters of Angelou's…

… an understanding of the cell itself is fundamental as all processes occur there. The cell contains carbohydrates (sugars, starch, etc..) found in the cytoplasm and the cell membrane; lipids (fat) composing the structure of cell walls which are…

… to the term ‘in glass (vitro) fertilisation’ essentially it is a technique whereby egg cells are fertilized outside the mother's body due to conception being impossible by normal sexual intercourse. There are many issues concerned when discussing…