Biology papers

A description of the San Joaquin kit fox of California and its status as an endangered species.

This paper presents a lab report on an experiment, documenting the effects of hormones on blood glucose concentration.

This paper discusses the results of an experiment investigating the physiological processes involving muscle contraction in frogs.

An analysis of a blood agar mouth swab laboratory experiment.

A bacteriological examination of borehole water in Ekosodin, Benin City.

A discussion of the possible causes of mass extinctions such as that of the dinosaurs.

A description of mutagens and their effects on DNA, focusing on Glyoxal.

An overview of different types of homeostasis.

A look at the process and controversies of in vitro fertilization.

A discussion on retroviruses and their effects on humans.

Looks at the commonality of all organic, living organisms.

A look at the medical possibilities that lie in the sea.

Looks at the progression of violence from animal cruelty to human brutality.

Looks at zoologist and philosopher Donna Jeanne Haraway's interpretation of the construction of the "hail".

An exploration of the beliefs of Rene Descartes, Norman Malcolm, Stephen Stich and John Serle on the state of animal consciousness.

A look at recent developments in rapid prototyping technology, specifically in the biomedical field.

An exploration of the range of techniques to induce hypothermia.

A review of three studies on schizophrenia.

A look at the ethics and values of ecofeminism, pluralism and environmental pragmatism.

This paper argues in favor of considering the benefits and opportunities of stem cell research, while acknowledging the aspect of morality or ethics in regards to the embryo and its status as a life.

A discussion on the Human Genome Project.

A critical comparison of the theories of intelligent design and evolution and the landmark cases that are related to them.

An argument against Barbra Katz Rothman's article "On Order" and Philip Kitcher's "Whose Self Is It, Anyways?".

A review and discussion of Daniel Charles' work "Lords of the Harvest: Biotech, Big Money, and the Future of Food".

A discussion on the importance of wetlands and their increasing scarcity in the United States.

Describes the anatomy and physiology of the human brain.

An outline of the development and abilities of the human brain.

A discussion on the chemical process of photosynthesis.

An examination of the theories for evolution of organisms and fossil support of phyletic gradualism and punctuated equilibrium.

A look at the science of genetic engineering and some controversies that surround it.

This essay discusses the issue of stem cell research including a look at its benefits and the ethical debate surrounding the topic.

Reviews the research regarding animal cloning and its possible application to genome human cloning.

A discussion of the various theories for the development of color vision in humans.

This paper looks at devices and methods used in the detection of biological weapons.

This paper analyzes the crimes of Josef Mengele in a systematic manner.

An examination and analysis of the research concerning the NF-kB transcription factor and Akirin proteins.

An examination of the significance of the discovery of the Izumo protein with regard to the field of reproductive biology.

A persuasive paper on the harm caused by coastal development to the oceans and coastal ecosystems.

Argues that animals should continue to be used in biomedical research in order to further scientific knowledge.

Argues that scientific observation of gender-based differentiation among sexually-reproducing biological organisms supports the evolutionary theory.

An overview of the function and types of circadian rhythms.

This paper explores the use of genetic engineering in knockout mice experiments for the study of diabetes.

An examination of the content and implications of the article, "A New Eutriconodont Mammal And Evolutionary Development in Early Mammals," written by Z. Luo, P. Chen, G. Li, G. Chen and M. Chen.

This paper discusses the two hemispheres of the brain and looks at the differences with regards to learning.

An experiment measuring the effect of light quantity on the rate of photosynthesis.

An analysis of the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company (BNSF) genetic testing case.

A discussion on the application of the collision model.

An examination of the process and the outcomes of the National Geographic Genographic Project.

A study of the etiology of Morgellons disease and its effects on the human integumentary and central nervous system (CNS).

A discussion on the pros and cons of genetic enhancement.

A review of an experiment that tests the influence of wavelength and intensity of light on the production of photosynthesis.

A review of an experiment to determine the dispersion of Tillandsia spp., an epiphyte.

A review of the arguments presented in Jared Diamond's article, "Why Is Sex Fun?"

This paper creatively and progressively illuminates our understanding of creativity by briefly analyzing it from eight different points of view.

This paper looks into the issue of stem cell research and discusses whether scientific advancements in medicine outweigh the controversial ethical decisions being made in embryonic stem cell research.

A description of an experiment carried out to measure the optimum environmental conditions for the enzyme alpha-amylase.

Investigates if sunlight is a factor in the geographical distribution of skin color.

A description of DNA fingerprinting, how it is performed, and its use in determining genetic disorders and providing evidence in court cases.

A detailed examination of the relationship between Christian spirituality and biological evolution.

This paper discusses prostate cancer, the second leading cause of cancer in men, and looks at its symptoms and treatment.

An examination of a wide variety of strategies for creating plants with built-in genetic defenses against devastating diseases.

Looks at literature and science to evaluate if humans are forging an apocalypse.

This paper examines the risk factors, investigations and treatments for gallstones.

The paper examines the subject of using animals for research purposes.

A discussion of the debate between those who believe in evolution and those whose faith causes them to reject evolutionary theory.

A study of the evidence for and against the theory of serial endosymbiosis, which suggests symbiosis as a key process in the evolution of the eukaryotes.

A brief look at the effects of dehydration on the human body.

This paper describes the author's experience of walking though the Ocean Beach flower market and the vendors whom the writer met.

An exploration of the language systems of humans and primates.

This paper explores the nature and theories of human intelligence.

This paper provides an examination of the causal mechanism of the mental disorder anorexia nervosa.

A discussion on the benefits and hazards of technology.

An analysis of an experiment that investigated chemoreception and mechanoreception in humans.

An experiment investigating the role of solute permeability in
cellular membranes.

Argues against exterminating deer and geese as pests.

Applies research into understanding changes in the chemistry and neurological pathways of the brain during motor and cognitive processes to the field of education.

An examination of the biological basis for human mate selection.

A look at the positions of both supporters and opponents of genetically-modified or designer babies.

A risk analysis of the 2001 foot-and-mouth disease epidemic in the UK.

An overview of gene manipulation and the germline manipulation method of genetic engineering.

A review of the article "Small-Molecule MDM2 Antagonists Reveal Aberrant p53 Signaling in Cancer: Implications for Therapy" by Tovar, et al.

A review of the article "In Vivo Activation of the p53 Pathway by Small-Molecule Antagonists of MDM2" by Vassilev at el.

Presents the domestication history of the Siberian husky.

A persuasive paper highlighting the benefits of biomedical technology for mankind.

Discusses the history, training and effectiveness of the K-9 unit, the use of dogs in warfare and police work.

This paper delves into the field of biology and examines one of the main histones, histone H2AX.

An overview of the issues surrounding the genetically modified (GM) food revolution and agricultural biotechnology.

This paper looks at the potential benefits and apprehensions connected with genetic research.

This paper discusses a community education proposal for the promotion of awareness of organ and tissue donation.

This paper discusses tissue engineering that can be used for the repair and regeneration of various connective tissue structures.

This paper discusses the ethics aspect involved in the human treatment of sharks.

An in-depth study of the cognitive and psychological aspects of pain perception.

A persuasive essay that DNA testing should be made legal for all death row inmates.

An exploration of the causes, effects and treatments of amnesia.

A look at the different definitions and concepts of science.

An overview of the nature and formation of long-term memories.

Describes a research study to determine a dog's food preferences.

This paper looks at the reduction of non-specific low back pain, through a modified program of Pilates.