Sensory Perception

Sensory Perception Sensory Perception Introduction The three reasons to believe The three reasons in believing the sensory perceptions are: that when ever we touch any thing, it may be cold or hot , soft or hard, we get a feeling known as the sense of touch which then reacts by sending a message to ...

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Aliens Exist

Aliens Exist Introduction The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the existence of aliens. The paper is a discussion of arguments both in favor and against the existence of aliens. There are different scientists believing that there is an existence of aliens in the planets. These scientists provide different logical ...

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Comparative Anthropology

Comparative Anthropology Comparative Anthropology Introduction Evolution is one of the main focuses of scientists throughout the centuries. Evolution is based on many forms of evidence, among which comparative anthropology is one of the strongest evidence. It compares structural similarities of different organisms and determines their evolutionary relationship. This comparative analysis is based on ...

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Vaccination

VACCINATION Straight Talk about Vaccination Table of Contents Introduction3 Discussion3 Why Parents Refuse Vaccines3 Consequences of Vaccine Refusal4 Approach to Management5 Conclusion5 Straight Talk about Vaccination Introduction Safety of a new born is one of the most important responsibilities of parents. Therefore, immunization is consider to be one the most necessary health measure to prevent children from serious diseases and deaths. ...

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Advanced Medical Imaging Techniques

ADVANCED MEDICAL IMAGING TECHNIQUES Advanced Medical Imaging Techniques Advanced Medical Imaging Techniques Introduction With the advent of technology, the field of medical imaging changed drastically. Because of contributions from engineering and computer science, the field of diagnostic radiology revolutionized. It is only because of the improvements in computer technology and engineering, high-resolution images ...

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Cloning

CLONING Cloning Cloning Nuclear Transplantation Process The technique of human cloning is the artificial generation of human embryos and asexual. This procedure involves the egg and sperm. The core theme of human cloning is reproduction, which means the creation of a human embryo. The first step of cloning involves removing the nucleus of the ...

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Genetic Engineering

GENETIC ENGINEERING Opinion on Genetic Engineering Opinion on Genetic Engineering Introduction Genetic Engineering is a set of techniques, methods and technologies to produce recombinant RNA and DNA, isolation of genes of an organism (cells) of manipulating genes and introducing them into other organisms. DNA stores the information required to make any organism. It ...

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Life Science

LIFE SCIENCE Life Science Life Science The Theory of Evolution Darwin Charles R. Darwin (1809-1882) served as a naturalist on the Beagle expedition to South America and the Pacific in 1831. The journey that began when he was only 22 completed five years later; During this time, Darwin had time to make ...

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Think Globally, Act Locally

THINK GLOBALLY, ACT LOCALLY Think Globally, Act Locally Think Globally, Act Locally Introduction Over the years, the topic of Global market has become increasingly popular. The world has now become a global village. Although the advent of globalization has brought definite advantages, it has also some disadvantages. The primary purpose of this ...

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Camel Milk

CAMEL MILK Camel Milk Camel Milk Composition of Camel Milk in Comparison with Other Milks g/100ml milk Bovine Milk Camel milk Human milk Casein 0.08± 0.082% 2.65 ± 0.09% 0.63 ± 0.05% lacto globulin 0.90± 0.91% 0.4± 0.41% 0.4±0.49% Insulin 0.20±0.21% 0.24± 0.25% 0.40±0.41% Immunoglobulin 50% N/A N/A Lactoferrin 0.85% 0.24 ± 0.035 1.95 ± 0.050 Lysozyme 0.25% 0.06 ± 0.02 0.65 ± 0.045 cholesterol 0.5% 0.3% 0.1% Fat (triglycerides) 3.9g 4.0 ± 0.21% 2.1 ± 0.15% lactose 5.26mg 4.86 ± 0.07% 6.45 ± 0.08% Calcium concentration 0.22±0.29% 1,060±1,570mgl-1 1,000±1,400mgl-1 Vitamin C concentration 5.5ml 4.6ml 3.5ml B 0.18±0.19% 4.6mg kg-1 0.5-0.8mgkg-1 D 0.07±0.08% 0.03±0.04% 0.01±0.02% E 0,6mg 0.53mgkg-1 0.2-1.0mgkg-1 carotene 99.6±62.0 µg% Not found Not ...

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