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1. Cancer
   ... in common. Normally, cells grow, divide and produce more cells to keep the body healthy and functioning properly. But sometimes ...
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2. Cancer Cells
   ... Cells grow so vigorously that if just a few of them contaminate a culture of different cells, with in days they completely take over. ...
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3. cell division
   ... The cells may have different functions. For example some cells may grow into tissues that form the skin while other cells grow in to muscle tissues. ...
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4. Vacuole
   ... vacuoles so they can grow. Plant cells grow by swelling. Plant cells use vacuoles to help their cells enlarge so they can grow rapidly. ...
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5. Cloning
   ... mammary cells are active. Thirdly the cells grow and then they are divided, by making carbon copies of themselves. But if the cells ...
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6. Should stemcell research be banned
   ... blood cells, etc., according to Christine Morris in an article written for the Miami Herald, researchers are working on the way to make the cells grow into the ...
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7. SkinCancer
   ... Normal cells grow and divide only when needed, but cancerous cells keep dividing when they are not needed, which creates the tumor. ...
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8. Stem Cells
   ... An embryo does have potential to turn into a fetus if it is let to grow, but cells are taken long before it has the chance to grow into one. ...
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9. KLINEFELTERamp39S SYNDROME
   ... Then they will let the cells grow in a culture for a few weeks. After the cells have had a chance to grow the doctors will test ...
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10. Genetic Engineering Should Be Prohibited
    ... one of the zygoteamp39s genes by injecting a special kind of protein which would stimulate the nerves in the brain of the child and make the brain cells grow. ...
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11. Cell Structure and Function
    ... The two daughter cells will grow and eventually the process of mitosis will start again in each one. This is how all living things grow and continue. ...
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12. cancer 2
    ... Instead of sending out the signals for normal growth and development, oncogenes carry instructions that cause cells to grow and divide more rapidly than normal ...
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13. plant grafting
    ... take. When the two cambiums meet, the cells grow together, and interlace till finally, the plant is one, healed and healthy. As ...
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14. Embryonic Stem Cells for Research Applications
    ... Unlike embryonic stem cells, which have a capacity to reproduce indefinitely in the laboratory, adult stem cells are difficult to grow in the lab and their ...
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15. Schizophrenia
    ... brain. When the fetal brain is being developed and wired in, the nerve cells grow, divide, and build connections with each other. The ...
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16. Schizophrenia
    ... brain. When the fetal brain is being developed and wired in, the nerve cells grow, divide, and build connections with each other. The ...
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17. Cloning 8
    ... The cells grow and divide, forming embryonic tissues that are transferred to soil, where they produce complete plants. Grafting ...
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18. clonog of humas
    ... The cells grow and divide, forming embryonic tissues that are transferred to soil, where they produce complete plants. Grafting ...
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19. The Moral and Ethical Aspects of Cloning
    ... Cells grow and divide making carbon copies of themselves. But if the cells are starved of nutrients, they enter a quiescent state. ...
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20. Upon looking back at our YED dishes, we noticed some areas of ...
    ... ratio. As for the growth on MVA phenotype ratio we again counted 4 out of 12 cells that did not grow on the MVA or 1:3 ratio. My ...
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21. Mitosis Cell Lab
    ... IV. Hypothesis If I put yeast in warm water with sugar and flour then the culture will grow because the cells will reproduce through mitosis. ...
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22. Cloning in the 20th Century
    ... Scientists could manipulate cells to grow into healthy brain cells Cloning 159. Still another use is growing organs and/or tissues for humans. ...
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23. Scizophrenia
    ... A major theory in the cause of schizophrenia is that it develops in the fetal brain. The nerve cells grow, divide, and build connections with each other. ...
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24. Stem cell research
    ... this are: Parkinsonamp39s Disease Adult Stem Cells Injection of growth protein into brains of Parkinsonamp39s rats caused their neural stem cells to grow, migrate to ...
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25. cloning
    ... Scientists could manipulate cells to grow into healthy brain cells Cloning 159. Still another use is growing organs and/or tissues for humans. ...
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26. Cloning
    ... Scientists could manipulate cells to grow into healthy brain cells Cloning 159. Still another use is growing organs and/or tissues for humans. ...
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27. Bacteria reproduction
    ... It is here they spend most of their growth phase. Here they get nutrients and the genetic blueprints for making more of themselves. ampquotCells can grow in size in ...
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28. Stem Cell Research
    ... stem cells. Scientists also hope to be able to grow new organs from the stem cells. There are five ways to obtain stem cells. The ...
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29. Type II Diabetes
    ... Also to possibly have their beta cells grow once more. If I had type II diabetes, I know I would want to use the bioengineered glucagonslike peptide 1.
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30. Sexual Harrassment
    ... Almost all of these chemotherapy drugs interfere with the ability of cells to grow and multiply. The chemotherapy drugs are classified based on how they work. ...
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