Biology papers

A proposal to study the effects of supplemental lighting on the reproductive functions of dairy cattle through changes induced in melatonin production.

Examines the different theories and practices used to proclaim a patient dead.

Discusses the theory that human evolution is a result of the interplay between genes and the environment.

Argues that, despite attempts throughout history to prove otherwise, the mind is a purely philosophical concept.

A study on the structure and assembly of flagella of Salmonella and E.coli, written in layman's terms.

An in-depth study into the benefits of interval vs. steady (continuous) training on endurance performance.

Presents arguments that explain why sequence analysis cannot confidently answer evolutionary questions.

Examines the biological process of sporulation.

A brief summary of a study regarding plankton and its living habits.

This paper looks at the black rhino and the dangers to its existence.

An evaluation of the safety and efficacy of high dose chemotherapy with autologous stem cell transplant as a treatment for metastatic breast cancer.

This paper evaluates the roles played by physics, chemistry and biology in cancer research and treatment.

This paper describes the discovery, development and clinical uses of gallium-based chemotherapy drugs.

This paper describes the diagnostic uses of technetium-based radio-chemical agents in nuclear medicine.

Examines the ethical arguments around embryonic stem cell research.

A look at the effect of a dietary restriction regimen on neurogenesis and neuronal protection.

This paper discusses various experiments that use Hermit crabs.

Examines the functions of the heart and how this relates to sleep apnea.

Explores these microscopic animals and the fascination researchers carry for them.

Compares arguments for and against genetic research.

This paper explores gene therapy, a set of approaches to the treatment of human disease based on transfer of genetic material (DNA) into an individual or the introduction of genetic material into cells for therapeutic purposes.

Discusses the new field of immunogerontology which explores the decline of the aging adult's immune system.

A brief insight into stem cell research and the controversy surrounding it.

This paper studies the two chemicals toluene and triclorothylene and outlines the dangers they pose.

Discusses the dangers of using genetically modified (GM) foods.

Detailed description of the formation of a fetus from conception through to birth.

A review of the book "Gorillas in the Mist" by Dian Fossey and its relationship with the Christian concept of epiphanies.

This paper provides a general survey of the symbiotic association between a small Hawaiian squid and a planktonic bacterium.

This paper is a cladogenetic view of the early evolutionary history of horses.

This paper describes the medical use of stem cells, how they are acquired, opposition to research, current research and limitations.

A discussion of the discovery of mad cow disease, to the present, and the role the media/government has played in control, prevention, and the dissemination of information.

This paper studies the theory of how apes acquire language skills and how they process input from humans.

Argues in favor of therapeutic cloning.

Examines language, memory and planning in the bonobo ape.

This paper is a laboratory experiment using sewer water, which contains a large concentration of E.coli, to locate the bacteriophage to be isolated.

Examines the ethical controversy of genetic patenting.

A discussion of the potential of genetic engineering in the cure of many diseases and the debate surrounding its use.

This paper discusses the need for a moral and ethical system to govern reproductive biotechnologies with emphasis on human cloning.

Paper deals with the good and bad that cloning has to offer.

An analysis of the Great White Shark and the dangers it poses to man - written in defense of the sharks.

This paper discusses nanotechnology as it relates to medicine. The writer gives an overview of the nanobot and concrete examples of how a nanobot could be used inside the body.

This paper examines hand use and preference among human and non-human primates, employing Calvin's evolutionary hypothesis as a backdrop.

This paper discusses various theories of evolution, then focuses on Charles Darwin's theory. Specifically, the paper explores how his idea of natural selection fits into the scheme of species development.

This paper looks closely at the dangers of acquiring infectious diseases through work in laboratory.

A look at the controversy over the use of genetically modified seed.

Critique of the 1996 book on the Dark Ages.

Discusses the issues involved in human cloning.

Discusses several dominantly inherited disorders.

An examination of the widow spiders as the most dangerous to humans in North America.

Defines this protozoan infection.

Discusses the functions of this group of glands.

Describes the evolutionary development of horses.

A scientific discussion of theexternal factors that might affect pregnancy and foster congenital birth defects in newborns.

An argument in favor of genetic alteration for the living (for brain disorders, AIDS and other diseases), but against it for the unborn.

A scientific discussion of genetic material of the Y Chromosone.

A discussion of the problems incurring from acquatic species brought to the U.S. from Europe in the ballast water of ships.

Scientific description of gene action & gene products.

Discusses different kinds of Hermit Crabs, their habitats and their characteristics.

This paper discusses the main hemoglobin variants, their properties and the effects of said variants.

An examination of animal to human communication and vice versa throughout time.

A brief overview of Nanotechnology and Biotechnology, and the possibility of using proteins/nucleic acids in Nanomachine construction.

A research paper on the nematode that causes dracunculiasis, also known as round worm.

This paper discusses the life and work of Charles Darwin.

This paper looks at the use of non-medical alternatives in the treatment of animals.

This paper argues in favor of using genetic technology within limits.

A discussion of the history and ethics of cloning technology.

A detailed examination of the manipulation of genes for medical benefits.

A paper which argues that restraint should be used in the field of genetic engineering to prevent the endangering of life forms.

This paper focuses on the ethics of the various aspects of reproduction and their effects on our one ecosystem.

Examining the controversy surrounding stem cell research, citing arguments for and against this practice.

An examination of the history, biology and enemies of the coral reef.

This paper discusses that the work of Jane Goodall and others are discovering that primates have a higher degree of intelligence than previously known.

An extensive historical overview of the compulsory sterilization laws, their effect on modern policy and their impact on women's rights in the United States.

This paper discusses the issues pro and con over irradiated food, food treated with radiation to destroy bacteria.

This paper discusses the book, "Reverend Malthus, Meet Dr. Faustus" an essay by Peter W. Huber that discusses two important theories which explain and predict the outcome of mankind.

This paper describes and presents the method of horticulture for three categories: Lithops, Cacti and trees with exfoliating bark.

This paper debates the ethics surrounding the human cloning debate.

A discussion of what constitutes a life, whether in an embryo or a person on life support.

This paper discusses the field of cardiac technology, especially the areas of heart pumps and pig heart transplants.

A discussion of the biology and business aspects of alternative medicine.

This paper discusses ,in detail, Hyaline Cartilage and its function, location. and diseases.

This paper discusses whether research on human cloning should be allowed to continue.

A study of the biological urge that creates human infidielty.

A paper which examines the influence of religion on science's policies.

A study of river and stream bank erosion and the need for restoration.

A study of the advancements made in genetics and reproductive technologies.

A discussion of the effects of stress and the benefits of sex.

An analysis of the observation of interacting endangered species at the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve.

A paper which argues in favor of spaying and neutering cats and dogs to keep their numbers under control.

A discussion of the development of automated bio-terrorism identification equipment to detect and provide warning of the presence of biological agents in the case of biological wafare.

A discussion of whether someone is born gay or made gay.

This paper defines several biological terms in an easy-to-understand manner.

A biographical study of Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution.

A paper which argues in favor of stem cell research.

A paper which argues that the potential benefits of stem cell research far outweigh the moral costs.

A study of the large aquatic mammal, the West Indian manatee.

This paper provides an insight into poison oak - its biology, symptoms on contact, and methods of eradication.

An overview of the topic and dangers of red tide - the blooming of a specific form of marine algae which accumulate in a small area.