Biology papers

This paper discusses the environmental problem of the destruction of the rainforests.

This paper looks at Aids and examines the possibility of its existence as a man-made virus.

This paper discusses recent treatment trends in chronic childhood asthma.

This paper describes the genus Lilium, which is one of the eight endangered species of the family Liliaceae found in North Carolina.

This paper discusses the importance of the time of day as it relates to research in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

This paper looks at the Darwinian challenge to the Aristotelian world view and discusses why it is taking so long to resolve.

A literature critique of front temporal dementia (FTD).

An overview of the physiology of the human liver and hepatobiliary system.

This paper studies hepatic portal circulation and fetal circulation.

An analysis of food safety and food labeling issues for genetically modified foods.

A brief overview of the physiology, classification and treatment of multiple sclerosis.

An analysis of the processes and organs involved in the digestive system.

An examination of the development of the kidney organ.

This paper discusses the need for sustainable forest management policies in Canada.

An overview of the cultivation and sustentation of coral for aquarium hobbyists.

This paper explores the effects of logging and fires on temperate deciduous forests.

An examination of invasive plants and their effect on the ecological stability of the United States.

A review of the literature concerning the relative influence of genetic and environmental factors on the development of alcoholism.

This paper examines the issue of chemical and biological weapons and war.

An analysis of bioterrorism and its long lasting effects on the human body.

A description and explanation of menopause in women.

This paper discusses genetic engineering of humans and its negative aspects.

This paper explains olfaction is closely related to the limbic system, which plays a role in directing both emotions and memory.

This paper describes wastewater treatment in New York City, which has one of the most extensive wastewater systems in the country.

This paper is a complete undergraduate research study of the sleeping patterns and habits of College of Arts and Sciences students of Central Philippine University.

An overview of the debate on cloning.

A look at evolutionary trends in phylum chordata (sea squirts and vertebrate animals).

This paper explores the physiology of bioluminescence in fireflies.

An overview of the advantages and disadvantages of the use of biometrics in security.

This paper discusses the ecofeminist theory that combines ecology with feminism.

This paper looks at the issue of stem cell research and provides an argument against cloning.

This article analyzes the article "The Difference" by Ann Moir and David Jessel, that argues that there are differences between the brains of women and men.

An investigation and discussion on the role of the autonomic nervous system.

This paper looks at how effective highly active antriretroviral therapy (HAART) is for HIV positive patients and what factors modify its effectiveness.

An examination of the mutation cluster region of the APC gene and its role in colon carcinogenesis.

This paper discusses two molecular models of the pathways leading to colon carcinogenesis.

This paper explores the procedure of in-vitro translation.

A proposal for a research paper that will explore hi-tech and bio-tech industries in Toronto.

This paper deals with the controversial issue of stem cell research.

This paper discusses Alzheimer's dementia and looks at treatment by different drugs.

This paper is an article review of the research by Z. Xaio, X. Liu, YI Henis, and HF Lodish entitled 'A Distinct Nuclear Localization Signal in the N Terminus of Smad 3 Determines Its Ligand-Induced Nuclear Translocation'.

An analysis of the relationship between the abiotic, biotic and cultural layers in the Agincourt area, northeast of Scarborough.

This paper looks at the diversity and functions of support structures in unicellular protoctists.

A research paper on the Braingate Neural Interface System, which allows quadriplegics and otherwise impaired people to control external machines through an implanted device in the brain.

An analysis of the role of altruism within a cohesive society.

This paper discusses the psychological effects of surrogacy.

This paper discusses various studies that illustrate the function of the glutathione-s-transferase enzyme.

This paper discusses the therapy of human touch.

This paper examines the most common infertility techniques that are available today.

The writer discusses the beginnings of fertilization techniques and looks at the various processes available.

This paper examines the activity and importance of sodium pumps to the body.

A description of the "Bodies" exhibit that uses plasticized corpses to display human anatomy and physiology.

An analysis of the technique and advantages and disadvantages of the surgical procedure known as pars plana vitrectomy.

This paper discusses female breast cancer mortality in New Jersey counties and looks at the relationship with certain environmental variables.

This paper reviews, chapter by chapter, the book "Lessons from the Future" by Stan Davis.

This paper examines research regarding a gene related to thrill-seeking behavior.

A comparative analysis of the use of vision in humans and goldfish.

This paper discusses the ancient and global disease malaria.

A look at thermodynamic principles and how they can be used as a guide to explain living systems.

This paper describes the characteristics of the marine invertebrates known as jellyfish.

This paper discusses "The Natural History of the Senses" by Diane Ackerman.

A review of the history of stem cell research, and a discussion regarding the ethical implications of this controversial topic.

This paper discusses assisted reproductive technology (A.R.T.)

A review of biology as a cross-interdisciplinary study.

This paper examines the various types of maple trees and their products.

An overview of stem cells and their potential use to medical science.

This paper discusses the methods of identifying accurate sources for biological research.

This paper looks at the elimination of cichlid fishes in Lake Victoria and their significance to scientists.

This paper analyzes the nature and status of family.

An overview of issues and considerations facing the biotechnology company, Charles River Laboratories.

This paper explores the connection between heredity and human behavior.

An analysis of the paradox of altruism within evolutionary biology.

An examination of the arguments for and against cloning and human engineering.

An analysis of the objections to Richard Dawkins' suggestions about how to approach the study of biology, as presented in his book, "The Selfish Gene."

A brief look at some of the ethical dilemmas associated with organ donation.

This paper discusses the subject of DNA and looks at its reliability.

This paper discusses the tissue disease of systemic lupus erythematosus.

This paper discusses different kinds of surrogacy and argues that gestational surrogacy is not the best type.

An analysis of the habitat and activities of the bark scorpion.

An analysis of the debate over the ethics of embryonic stem cell research.

An analysis of the domestication of plants and animals in the context of the genetic research model.

A discussion regarding global warming and its effects on the ecosystem.

An in-depth look at the sustainability movement and the current ecological and environmental issues.

A discussion on the ethics involved in embryonic stem cell research.

A look at ecology in relation to environmentalism.

An analysis of the potential benefits of cloning.

A discussion on the ecological, economic and political issues surrounding the shift to biofuels.

This paper looks at different works to examine theories of race and ethnicity.

A review of Dr. William Beschorner ideas regarding organ transplantation.

This paper examines the effects of hormones on human behavior.

An analysis of the style and arguments presented in Carl Zimmer's article "A Fin is a Limb is a Wing."

This paper discusses the advantages of DNA profiling and DNA databases.

A discussion of the body's ability to acclimatize or adapt to higher altitudes.

A review of Thomas Kuhn's influential book, "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions."

A discussion regarding the relationship between science and religion.

This paper examines the fatal disease of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS).

An analysis of Immanuel Kant's views on animals' feelings and rights.

An analysis of the habits and hunting practices of the smilodon.

This paper looks at the use of umbilical cords as a source for stem cell research.

An in-depth look at the serious issue of marine pollution.