Biology papers

Examines the ongoing debate between the nature versus nurture schools of thought.

An analysis of the theories of the development of the cell's organelles.

An examination of the developing field of genetically modified crops.

An examination of spaying and neutering animals as the least costly alternative for the pet owner, the pet, and society.

An analysis of the effects of anti-depressants on the human brain.

An overview of the types and role of lipoproteins in the body.

This paper reviews Robert Wright's "Dancing to Evolution's Tune," which examines the neurobiological concept of evolution.

A discussion of whether genetics or environmental issues affect the mental health of children.

This paper discusses that, in the U.S., issues of birth and death are regulated by the government, the medical-industrial complex, religions, the privileged, and the social norm in terms of race, class, gender, and age.

A description of the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis.

An examination of the reptiles, snakes, and the important role they play in the ecosystem.

An analysis of sickle cell anemia, an inherited blood disorder of defective hemoglobin.

An examination of the chemistry and ecology of the fire ant.

This paper discusses the intense debate surrounding stem cell research.

An overview of the characteristics and features of humpback whales.

This paper is an essay supporting embryonic stem cell research.

This paper is a report of a haplotyping process to determine if the patient was a carrier for the breast cancer gene, BRCA2.

An analysis of the challenges facing the global biotechnology industry from the perspective of a fictitious U.S.-based company.

This paper discusses bio-genetics and the Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome, the mutation responsible for premature aging.

Presents an overview and summary of this issue from different perspectives.

This paper discusses four bio-ethical issues that have gripped the nation's headlines over the past ten years: stem cell research, cloning human embryos, surrogate motherhood, and animal experimentation.

A political, ethical, and moral discussion of stem cell research.

A discussion on the genetics and environmental aspects of leaders.

A comprehensive analysis of the efficacy of two methods of mold spore trapping.

A discussion of worrying technological advances, based on the contemporary version of Rene Descartes's statement, "I think, therefore I am"; "my computer thinks, therefore I am".

Science project that attempts to determine whether or not antacids help soil that is polluted by acid rain.

A discussion about how the concepts of zoos have changed over the decades, possibly due to pressure from animal activists.

Scientific review of journal article, "Determination of Safety Levels of Horseradish Peroxidase-Iodide System to Human Gingival Keratinocytes and Fibroblasts in Vitro" .

An overview of the causes, treatment and prevention of Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE).

A paper describing the characteristics of chimeras, humans born with two sets of DNA.

A description with examples of modern developments in vaccines.

An overview of the spread and effect of the deadly Ebola virus.

This paper discusses that cloning is a reality and has become a serious subject of vigorous debate around the globe.

This paper discusses that Candida Albicans, like other yeasts, is in and of itself harmless to humans; however, given the correct environment and stimulus, it can become lethal.

An examination of transpiration's role in initiating plant phosphorus intake.

This paper discusses the contribution of genes to general intelligence, although intelligence cannot be defined clearly.

Presents an argument against the scientific method of cloning.

An examination of the American government's stand on cloning.

An analysis of the manipulation of doperminergic neuro-transmission in the treatment of neurological and neuro-psychiatric disorders.

This paper discusses the book, "When Elephants Weep: The Emotional Lives of Animals," by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson and Susan McCarthy, which supports the rights of animals.

This paper discusses CYP2D6 Polymorphism to identify an individual's reaction to various pharmaceuticals.

This paper discusses the effect of the Duckweed (Lemna) invasion on the Pompano fish in Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo.

Examines traits of jealousy in both sexes and discusses the theory that men are more jealous than women.

Compares therapeutic cloning to reproductive cloning for the use in in-vitro fertilization.

This paper discusses an article about stem cell research entitled, "The Stem Cell Challenge," by Nadia Rosenthal and Robert Lanza, June 2004.

This paper discusses stem cell research, one of the most truly revolutionary medical science developments.

A brief overview of different studies on how memory works.

An analysis of the controversial topic of embryonic stem cell research.

An analysis of the environmental problem of oil spills.

A discussion of the ethical and moral issues regarding stem cell research.

A synopsis of an experiment to study the effect that music has on spiders.

An analysis of the role played by nature and nurture in intelligence.

Examines the epidemiology of water parasites known as Naegleria fowleri.

An analysis of infectious organisms and how they cause various diseases.

A look at the pros and cons of using genetically modified foods.

This paper discusses concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) for swine and the environmental and human health hazards typically associated with such practices.

An analysis of the use of DNA sampling in the criminal justice system.

An analysis of the issues involved in PCB contamination and possible solutions.

An analysis of the process of protein folding by which a protein assumes its functional shape or conformation.

An analysis of the controversial topic of human cloning.

An overview of the evolution versus creation debate.

An examination of the relationship between brain plasticity and behavioral change.

An analysis of the rare carnivorous plant, the Venus Fly Trap.

Examines the growing malaria epidemic in Third World countries.

Argues that cloning is inevitable and that the impetus of scientific manipulation and creative thought will eventually outweigh any arguments to the contrary.

This paper discusses the use of family systems theory, a systemic family paradigm, in matching shelter dogs to appropriate adopters.

An analysis of compulsory licensing of pharmaceutical products.

A look at the family of organisms made up of animals with multiple legs, like spiders, crustaceans, scorpions, etc.

An analysis of epidemic diseases and the threat of biological terrorism.

A report on dolphins, describing their characteristics and qualities and human efforts to protect them, as well as the mistreatment they have suffered.

A look at the developing technology in stem cell research and how that research affects the United States' social, political, and religious belief structures.

An examination of the reproduction characteristics of Bdelloid Rofiers.

An analysis of G protein-linked receptors in communication between cells.

Explains the theory of plasticity in brain damage cases in both humans and test lab rats.

A look at the early belief in spontaneous generation and how this belief was eventually disproved by scientific means.

An overview of the moral issues concerned with genetic testing and a look at positive and negative attributes.

A discussion of the concept of forensic entomology and its uses.

A look at the theory proposed by British atmospheric chemist, James Lovelock, which characterizes earth as a complex living organism rather than merely an inanimate host for the many terrestrial life forms dependent on it for sustenance.

Argues that experiments conducted on laboratory animals are not always reliable.

A discussion about the acceptance of women in the field of science.

A look at the ability of some insects to use camouflage or mimicry to avoid detection or consumption by predators.

This paper addresses ethical questions surrounding the issue of organ transplants, which face the medical profession today.

An overview of sea turtles and a variety of dolphins and seals.

An overview of the ethics and methods involved in determining a baby's gender.

A look at the moral and ethical issues surrounding the scientific process of human cloning.

An analysis of how genetic drift is a critical component of evolution.

An analysis of blood substitutes.

Looks at developing technology in human cloning and the ethical concerns surrounding this technology.

This paper explores the legal and moral issues of the stem cell research debate. It also explores the uses of adult stem cells as an alternative to embryonic stem cells.

An overview of mycobacterium tuberculosis, the microorganism that causes tuberculosis including method pathogenicity, treatment programmes and the world wide implications of tuberculosis.

An examination of canine behavior, focusing on the issue of genetics versus environment.

This paper discusses the ethical controversy over stem cell research.

An examination of the importance of amidation of peptides in humans.

An analysis of the ethical considerations implicit in genetic engineering technology.

An analysis of the carnivorous mammal, the American mink, in the state of Virginia.

An analysis of entropy, the spontaneous dispersal of energy.

An overview of stem cell research and the controversy surrounding the subject.