Biology papers

Insight into the social interaction of various members of the primate family.

A comparison between the dolphins used by the U.S. Navy and the chimpanzees in the U.S. Army.

Summarizes arguments both for and against human cloning.

A look at the incidence and solutions for male baldness.

A book report on "Silent Spring" by Rachel Carson, an ecological text on the problems surrounding the use of the chemical DDT.

An argument against use of cloning technology on humans, which looks at both sides of the controversy.

An overview of the genetic disease, Fragile X Syndrome.

This paper looks at the many important aspects of the rainforest and why it should be saved.

This paper looks at some of the theories and great scientific minds that have contributed to the study of modern genetics.

This paper argues that organically grown foods are safer for consumption and for the environment than genetically engineered foods.

Takes a look at the ethical and moral issues surrounding stem cell research.

Looks at research, which determines the actual merits of favoring one leg over another in sporting activities.

Examines what is being done to preserve the natural beauty of the Galapagos Islands.

An overview of the carnivorous plant, the Venus Fly Trap.

A look at genetic mutations as the driving force behind natural selection and evolution.

An overview of peptic ulceration including a description of types of ulceration, pathophysiology, connections with H.pylori, drug treatments, after care and social factors.

Explains the different approaches to environmental management and waste management within organizations.

An explanation of the pathophysiology of Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

A discussion of what the advantages and disadvatages a large body size gives to individuals with reference to Cope's rule of phylogenetic increase.

An overview of bio-terrorism as the latest form of warfare.

A look at the make-up of stem cells and their use in the medical sphere.

An overview of the concept of color blindness and the biology behind it.

Questions whether humans require sexual activity as a basic biological need.

A look at the reasons for the decline of amphibians around the world and methods of conservation.

A look at how the technique of PET (positron emission tomography) has advanced both our ability to diagnose brain injury and our knowledge of localisation of function within the brain.

A discussion on how microorganisms can be of significance to foods. Topics covered include food spoilage, food poisoning and food related infection.

A look at the ways in which animals have evolved and developed to survive in areas where there is no light.

An overview of the theory and applications of swarm intelligence.

A short essay outlining the biochemical nature of the lactase enzyme.

A study of gene therapy in general and the drawbacks and positive factors involved in its practice.

This is a short essay outlining the biochemical nature of the lactase enzyme.

A brief paper examining the brain's functioning.

The effectiveness of genetic testing on cancer detection and cure.

An insight into the disease of leprosy, also know as Hansen's disease.

Explores the myths about "dangerous dogs", focusing on pit bull terriers and aggressive behavior.

An analysis of benefits and risks of this technology.

A look at these two breeds of dogs.

A bioraphy of the life and career of the scientist James Dewey Watson.

The pros and cons of allowing genetically altered food on the market.

A look at "The Foundations of Bioethics" by H. Tristram Engelhardt.

Ethical, legal and social implications of genetic screening.

A look at the use of DNA to overturn prisoners who have wrongly been convicted.

A look at how the human nervous system reacts.

A discussion of the ethics behind genetic technology.

An ethical analysis of the Human Genome Project.

An examination of the conflict between the Makah tribe and the US government over the hunting of these whales.

A analysis of the behavior of sharks in their own environment and why they attack humans.

An argument for genes on the subject of determining homosexuality.

A look at the threat of extinction of the poison arrow frog.

The arguments for and against stem cell ideology.

An overview of the use and implementation of stem cells to help disease and organ problems.

This paper serves as an argument against cloning for infertile parents.

This paper offers a look at the chemical process of clinical depression in humans.

An overview of the discovery and effect of the sporozoan parasite, toxoplasma gondii.

A summary of "Letters from Yellowstone" by Diane Smith on botany.

An analysis of J. Baird Callicott's "Animal Liberation: A Triangular Affair" which discusses the morality of keeping domestic animals.

Discusses controversial aspects of Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection.

Examines the pathos of Gant R. Steen's arguments in his book.

Compares and contrasts two articles on the causes of allergies - atopy allergy versus pollution induced allergy.

A cost and environmental analysis of the Amphiprion Ocellaris and Geranium Richardsonii in the Hermaphrodite species.

Discusses this book by Jared Diamond on human evolution.

Addresses the species of Howler Monkeys in Belize and Guatemala and their present condition.

An overview of the biomaterials market and the economics and ethics involved in its workings.

A critical review of a 2000 biology paper on cist elements by Saskura and Makabe.

Investigates the 'mating versus territory' debate about why crickets chirp.

An overview of the use of DNA in the investigation of crime.

An overview of eugenics and debate on the potential of pre-natal screening as a new form of eugenics.

An insight into the perceptions of flavor and hearing including an overview of sensory processes and the workings of the ear.

An overview of the cloning process of Dolly the sheep and its implications for science.

An overview of the squirrel monkey and the manatee.

Examines the wonders of the sea creature, the octopus.

An overview of three different artificial fertilization procedures.

Compares two ideas relating to the Theory of Evolution.

An argument against the corporate patenting of life forms.

Argues that testing products on animals is beneficial for humanity.

Looks at the probability of the existence of life on Mars based on scientific evidence.

A simple explanation of the neuroanatomy of the human spinal cord.

Examines the issue of abortion in terms of justice and bioethics.

Examines the deliberative model of patient/physician relationships.

The implications of sports performance and new hormone deliveries.

A look at how stem cell transplants can assist cancer patients.

The roles of biology and socialization in shaping gender differences.

A look at Goethe's and Newton's observations and experiments concerning color.

Investigating the anatomy and mechanics of a movement: the process of the squat according to basic human motion.

An overview of cloning and the advantages and disadvantages of it.

The domestication and introduction of the horse and the effects of the horse on western civilization.

A look at how this system functions.

A look at the social effects of prolonging life.

A look at artificial intelligence and the development of an expert system.

A look at the effects of the climate changes on our lifestyles.

This paper discusses Darwin's theory of evolution.

This paper discusses captive breeding.

This paper discusses a new method for estimating epidermal transmission of UV radiation in higher plants.

This paper critiques a recent article in evolutionary biology: Velicer, Gregory J. and Richard E Lenski "Evolutionary Trade-offs Under Conditions of Resource Abundance and Scarcity: Experiments with Bacteria" Ecology 80: June 1999, pp. 1168+.

This paper discusses the use of cloning to acheive a medical cure.

Compares the physiology of the cat and the human, showing the many similarities.

Examines conservation efforts to preserve genetic fitness in cheetahs.

A review of Vandana Shiva's "Genetically Engineered 'Vitamin A Rice': A Blind Approach to Blindness Prevention".

A look at the behavior of the house cat otherwise known as Felis catus.