Biology papers

A discussion of the human respiratory system.

Discusses stem cell research with specific attention to therapeutic cloning and breast implants.

An introduction to the grey wolf, its history, habitat and its relationship with humans.

A look at the effects of the division in the political conscience of the 1980s during the AIDS epidemic and the implications of this on the effects the disease would have on the American population.

This paper argues that the discovery of the gene does not change the traditional discussion of "nature verses nurture"

A discussion on the benefits of literacy gardens.

A paper on the pros and cons of retina biometric technology applications (retinal scanning).

This well-researched paper focuses on the controversial and highly debated topic of cloning.

A discussion on stem cell research as an example of genetic engineering.

This paper discusses the evolution of the Ichthyosaurs, one of the most diverse orders of extinct marine reptiles.

A paper discussing the advances made in the biological sciences and, in particular, in the technology of cloning and why these advances are beneficial.

This well-researched paper examines the sudden resurgence of interest in medicinal plants, which is due not only to their potential health benefits but also to the enormous amounts of money involved as well.

Examines some of the controversial points of stem cell research.

Examines how European Union safety regulations affect marketing, especially in the case of genetically modified organisms.

An overview of Darwinism and the controversy surrounding this theory in U.S. schools.

This paper focuses on the controversial and much debated issue of cloning.

This in-depth research paper provides a qualitative examination of the physiological and psychological effects of obesity among American children as well as the factors contributing to this growing epidemic.

A discussion of the evolutionary process as it pertains to teeth.

Discusses agriculture and GM food in the development of third world countries.

This paper traces the history of 18th century botanical art as an outgrowth of the Age of Enlightenment scientific botanical explorations.

An overview of hypothyroidism in dogs, its symptoms, causes and consequences.

Examines how red tide effects the manatee population of Florida.

Examines personal and ethical decisions which we need to make regarding animals.

An analysis of energy homeostasis in the body.

Examines the ethical questions regarding the issue of animal testing.

This paper explains that stem cell research is leading scientists to investigate the possibility of treating disease with cell-based therapies, often referred to as regenerative or reparative medicine.

An overview of this brain disease which affects cattle and humans.

Examines the debate surrounding the issue of genetically modified food.

An overview of the life and career of Frederick Law Olmsted, American environmentalist landscaper.

Provides evidence for co-evolution of mammalian herbivores and plant secondary compounds in boreal forests.

This paper discusses the engineering of substitute skin.

An examination of ways to define the concept of species.

Examines how female medical physicians from the medieval Italian Salerno school contributed to the origins of medicine.

Explores immunophenotypic isolation and an analysis of human Interleukin-7 and c-kit (KL) ligand producing TEC.

An overview of the four stages of a butterfly's metamorphosis.

Argues for the need to preserve the world's wilderness as these areas are a haven for habitat and biodiversity not found anywhere else on earth.

This paper examines the social, moral and ethical merits of stem cell research, as well the ongoing political debate regarding the funding for continued research in this controversial field of science.

Examines male and female subconscious manipulation of the ejaculate.

An assessment of organizational and governmental efforts to protect animals.

A look at the migratory habits of the Canadian Goose and the Arctic Tern.

This paper explores cases when gender is unclear at birth.

This informative paper examines the disastrous effects of acidic precipitation and aluminum toxicity on freshwater fish populations around the world.

Examines how the agricultural company, Monsanto, introduced genetic engineering (GE) to Indonesia.

This paper discusses the bio-invasion of a noxious seaweed caulerpa taxifolia, "killer algae", continuing to spread along the coasts of Spain, France, Monaco, Italy, Croatia and Tunisia.

An overview of the American alligator including its habitat, mating and eating habits.

A comprehensive introduction to what riboswitches are and how they act in bacteria as protein-free control elements.

An overview of acids and bases from a chemistry and biology perspective.

An analysis of Coronary CT, explaining why it may eliminate the need for non-interventional heart catheterization, and stands ready to serve as the preliminary choice for diagnostic evaluation of the native coronary vessels.

A look at genetic testing in today's modern world and its applications and consequences in the business world, i.e. employment, health care and insurance.

Examines the effects of marginal land and deforestation on soil erosion.

An overview of the characteristics of the Cape hunting dog, also known as the African hunting dog.

Argues that a human's will to survive is instinctive.

This brief paper examines the impending opportunities for smaller biotech companies to crack open the door and compete against the global pharmaceutical giants that are currently the major players in the industry.

This paper deals with the controversial human cloning debate.

This paper examines the pros and cons of stem cell research and the controversy surrounding human cloning.

This paper discusses the orchid family, not as a beautiful flower, but as a source of medicines and food.

This paper discusses, from a neutral position, ethical arguments either for or against the cloning of embryonic stem cells.

This paper discusses the use of Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans to reduce the need for exploratory surgery and other invasive techniques and to target better radiation therapy in cancer patients.

A review of the different mechanisms for neoplastic cell migration within the body.

This paper discusses the history of the discovery of the relationship of viruses to disease and the exploration of the use of viruses also to fight disease.

A discussion about the importance of pollination services and the causes, consequences and possible counter-measures of pollinator decline.

A detailed analysis of the mechanism of sigma and theta replication in prokaryotes.

A review of recent work on DNA vaccines.

This paper discusses the rare giant panda of China and the research that is being done for its preservation.

An examination of genetically modified organisms in human consumable food.

Analyzes the essay "Food Pets Die For" by Ann N. Martin which scrutinizes the effect of commercial pet food on domestic animals.

A look at some of the issues and dilemmas involved with stem cell research.

An exploration of the virulent Ebola virus.

Examines how the world is coping with the bio-terrorism threat.

A comprehensive scientific description of postmenopausal osteoporosis, its physiological causes and current available treatments.

A look into the effects of killer whales eating sea otters.

A look at the role that the salivary glands play in the human body.

Argues that the cloning of human body parts should be permitted.

Examines why humans do not display estrus, a phenomenon whereby the female exhibits certain physiological changes and emits secretions to attract the male for reproductive purposes.

This paper discusses Darwin's theory of evolution.

Examines the family of the elms and their presence in North America.

An analysis of anthrax and its potential use as a biological weapon in the 21st century.

A paper on the role of microtubule-associated proteins in mitosis.

An essay arguing against the use of genetically modified foods.

An essay on whether there is a connection between genetics and happiness.

An overview of the debate over cloning.

A paper on the origins, types and uses of tomatoes and lettuce.

A descriptive piece detailing the different types of archaea and their uses and potential uses in biotechnology.

This paper discusses biodiesel, a mono alkalyl ester of long chain fatty acids derived from vegetable oils or animal fats processed and refined for use as a fuel in diesel engines, and its associated problems.

Examines the medicinal benefits of the aloe vera plant.

Argues for the need to approach sexual orientation studies from a joint nature-nurture perspective.

An examination of the controversy surrounding human cloning.

A look at Finland's and Spain's efforts to reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases in their respective countries.

This paper discusses the general arguments of creationism and evolution and the way they relate throughout history from the Scopes trial to the present day.

A discussion of the nature/nurture issue as it related to the consumption of salt.

A paper looking at the different methods of analysis used to learn about evolutionary change.

An overview of the eugenics movement which aimed to improve the human race by selective breeding in the 1920s.

A look at the advantages of stem cell research.

Examines the environmental effects of this 1989 oil-spill which took place in Alaskan waters.

A paper discussing factors that lead to self-shading during the development of leaf canopies.

A look at the growing problem of global warming and what can be done to curb the threat it presents.

An examination of the human eye.

A discussion about the habitat and characteristics of a bull shark.

Examines the biochemical aspects of muscle glycogenoses.