Biology papers

An overview of how plants grow and how they reproduce.

The impact of military food research on the food industry.

A paper on the causes and effects of global warming.

Presents arguments in opposition of mercy killing.

This paper discusses that the main reason for most endangered species is habitat destruction and suggests ways of overcoming the problem of the diminishing wilderness.

An investigation into pheromonal/chemical communication between humans and the associated psychological and physiological reactions.

A look at the neurological disorder Ataxia, its characteristics, genetic make-up and diagnosis.

This paper discusses the possibility and limitations of controlling the genetic composition of unborn babies.

Traces the evolution of the mammal known as the giraffe, examining different views on the topic.

This paper discusses the work of French scientist Louis Pasteur, who revolutionized the studies of chemistry and biology.

An introduction and summary of the nature of coral reef decline in oceans across the world.

A biochemistry paper which outlines the purification of lactate dehydrogenase using many standard biochemistry techniques.

An NIH-style paper presenting information on prions, pathogenesis and potential treatments.

Discusses GE and viral resistance in plants.

A look at the evidence for and against both the impact and volcanism theories on the extinction of dinosaurs.

An analysis of the theorized form of evolution called punctuated equilibrium.

An examination of the use of biological weapons.

An overview of the evolution of dolphins and whales.

A look at the life and work of Charles Darwin.

An analytical and subjective essay on the advancements of technology and how it adversely affects our society's ethical views, focusing on DNA and privacy issues.

An overview of biofuels and their use as an alternative mode of energy generation.

An essay discussing the pros and cons of donating eggs to infertile couples wishing to get pregnant.

A brief overview of the highly lethal bacterium, anthrax.

Presents the results of an experiment which combines the matching theory with the studies of infidelity, to determine if there is a causal relationship between the attractiveness level of the male adulterer and that of his mistress.

Examines existing literature on the relationship between evolution and diet.

A brief analysis of the controversial topic of stem cell research.

An analysis of neurotransmitter transporters and related diseases.

An analysis of the issues surrounding genetic engineering of food, with a focus on genetically engineered, "Golden Rice".

A discussion about whether genetically engineered foods are destroying the eco-system.

A thorough examination of euthanasia, including the author's own opinion on the topic.

This paper discusses the Human Genome Project (HGP), designed to provide detailed and complete information about the genes in human DNA.

A review of Mike Kurlansky's book about cod fish and how they have impacted human history for a millennia.

An overview of three experiments to determine the depth of perception in animals.

A discussion of the alternatives to animal experimentation and why they should be considered.

An analysis of the nature versus nurture debate with reference to the theories of Freud, Erikson and Darwin.

An analysis of the ethical implications of stem cell research.

A discussion on some basic methods of biotechnology and justification of the benefits of modifying the genes of our food supply.

This paper discusses the nervous and digestive systems of reptiles.

This paper discusses the function of homeostasis in human biology.

This paper argues in favor of the continuation of animal experimentation for medical purposes.

An overview of forensic use of DNA and why, at times, the use of DNA evidence in criminal case is problematic.

An analysis of sociobiology, the synthesis of sociology and biology.

A summary of the freshwater ecosystem, including its definition and biodiversity.

An argumentative paper in favour of 'designer babies'.

This paper discusses the intelligence of the octopus, which is an invertebrate.

An in-depth discussion of biometric technology and its functions in today's world.

Examines the issue of cropping tails and ears off dogs.

This paper discusses the arguments surrounding genetic conservation, examining if it fulfills the standards of scientific credibility.

An overview of the Permian period in history, when many of earth's species died out.

An analysis of the development of a person's personal identity.

An analysis of the controversial topic of human cloning.

A look at whether poaching is a significant factor in the fate of the Bengal tiger.

An overview of the pros and cons of cloning.

A brief paper about the importance of the integumentary system in the human body.

This paper explores whether nitric oxide is the same substance as an endothelium-derived relaxing factor, its use and its advantages and disadvantages.

An overview of DNA technology and how it has impacted the American criminal justice system.

A brief summary of "Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists, and the Ecology of New England" by Walter Cronon.

A paper on the controversy over cloning, in general, and over the cloning of body parts, in particular.

An overview of the rules and regulations concerning ownership of American pit bull terriers.

An analysis of a human DNA sequence.

An introduction to coral reefs, their history, characteristics and the damage caused to them by the human population.

An explanation of nanotechnology and its uses in the future.

A comparative analysis of the Scope Monkey trials and the movie adaptation "Inherit the Wind".

A five part analysis of the dance language method of communication of honeybees.

This paper presents Stephen Jay Gould's argument from his article "Darwin's Untimely Burial" against philosopher Tom Bethell who questions Darwin's Theory.

Examines representations of science, scientists and technology within the animal rights movement, analyzing animal rights literature.

An overview of the current practice of modern reprogenetics and its future.

Investigation of a small, round, blue cell tumor of childhood.

A comparative analysis of "Primal Leadership" Daniel Goleman and "Getting Things Done" by David Allen.

An analysis of the characterization of the CYP2D protein from human brain cerebellum.

An investigation into the impact of ultraviolet radiation on the development of zebrafish.

Examines several sources which provide arguments for and against human cloning.

A biology report on the threat of virus variola as a biological weapon.

A look at gall bladder disorders.

A look at the biological and environmental causes of celiac disease.

An analysis of the muscular degenerative disorder, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD).

A examination the moral and ethical questions of IVF.

An overview of the ethical matters associated with stem cell research.

An analysis of the function of thermoregulation in animals with a focus on horses.

A brief examination of the Bonobo species.

A thorough overview of Alzheimer's disease.

An overview of pancreatic cancer.

A discussion of the ethical issues and concerns surrounding the Human Genome Project.

This paper discusses the manner in which mycobacteria invade cells, the discovery of its processes. Also analyzes further research in the problem.

This paper discusses the history and biomechanics of lower limb amputation.

This paper discusses the ecological problems created by the introduction of horses into the more temperate regions colonized by Europeans, especially among North American Indians.

An analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of genetic testing for inherited diseases.

Examines issues of confidentiality and patients' autonomy in the field of nursing.

This paper discuses various ethical codes and the concept of beneficence as applied to the nursing profession.

A comprehensive dissertation, identifying opportunities for improving success rates of reintroduced gorillas in Gabon and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

An analysis of the nervous and endocrine systems.

An analysis of the fungi kingdom and what its economic implications are today.

A paper that presents both sides of the human cloning debate.

An analysis of the principles, uses and ethics of genetic engineering.

An analysis of the importance of blood groups in blood transfusion.

An attempt to remove the prevalent misconception about the existence of a "gay gene".

A look at the latest threat of terrorism known as bio-terrorism, including an examination of whether cities in America are ready to face such a threat.

An examination of the benefits of using New Zealand produce, Manuka honey, as an antibiotic treatment.

An examination of genetically modified food.

An analysis of anthrax as a biological weapon.