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1. cancer
   ... This connection between the inability to repair damaged DNA and the associated increased risk for cancer development allows one to fully appreciate the power ...
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2. Tsunami of 2004
   ... FAO will provide fishing nets and gear, as well as outboard engines, and will repair damaged boats or replace those lost with new ones. ...
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3. No Cloning
   ... Not only can the cloned cell repair damaged vision, it can also provide an infusion of fresh bone marrow, and grafts of brand new skin. ...
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4. Banning On Cloning Is Unjust
   ... Not only can the cloned cell repair damaged vision, it can also provide an infusion of fresh bone marrow, and grafts of brand new skin. ...
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5. Cancer 3
   ... through actually building joint cartilage, glucosamine sulfate not only improves the symptoms, including pain, it also helps the body repair damaged joints. ...
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6. Stem Cell
   ... cells to skin cells. Scientists hope to find ways of using these cells to repair damaged tissue. About stem cell transplantation ...
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7. Childrens Health
   ... vitamin that has shown some form of cancer prevention is folic acid, it decreases the risk of colon cancer as well as enhances the speed to repair damaged DNA. ...
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8. Tigers over China
   ... Many times the ground crews worked through the night, with lanterns and flashlights, to repair damaged planes for the morning to come. ...
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9. To Clone or Not To Clone
   ... Cloning, in the form of amp39gene therapyamp39, could be used to repair damaged or replace missing genes in people who have genetic disorders such as cystic fibrosis ...
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10. Stem Cell Research: The Benefits Seem to Outweigh the Moral ...
    ... The mice regained the ability to move and walk four months later. Adult stem cells may also be able to repair muscle damaged after heart attacks. ...
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11. human cloning1
    ... heart disease. Embryonic stem cells can be grown to produce tissues or organs to replace or repair damaged ones. Quadriplegics may ...
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12. Heart disease
    ... dilate stenotic valves. Surgery is usually necessary to repair or replace damaged valves as symptoms worsen. Valves may be replaced ...
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13. Human Cloning
    ... to produce organs or tissues. These embryonic stem cells would then replace or repair the damaged ones. A few examples of this type ...
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14. Human Cloning
    ... to produce organs or tissues. These embryonic stem cells would then replace or repair the damaged ones. A few examples of this type ...
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15. Nerve Regeneration
    ... electrical, chemical, or a combination of these to stimulate the damaged nerve ... Next, the surgeons attempt to repair the nerves by sewing the proximal and distal ...
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16. Fear to Fail
    ... A: In its normal form, p53 acts to stop cell division whenever it senses that a cellamp39s DNA is damaged, then giving the cell a chance to repair the DNA before ...
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17. Starcraft
    ... leaving one tank in siege mode. Towers as necessary and repair any damaged bunkers or tanks ASAP. Your tanks will bombard there base ...
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18. War 1812 Summary
    ... it. Due to Cochraneamp39s lack of success, he and his troops headed to Jamaica to recuperate and repair their damaged fleet. Also, they ...
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19. International EventsStem Cells
    ... If the cells are cultivated and cared for in the proper ways they can be implanted with other damaged cells and regenerate and repair the damaged tissue. ...
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20. Ming and Ottoman Empires
    ... These guns were difficult to repair once damaged, and because they are fairly new not many Turks have put forth the effort to figure out how to repair them. ...
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21. traumatic brain injury
    ... to the National Pediatric Trauma Registry, NPTR the brain cannot repair itself. It cannot grow new brain cells, called neurons, once they are damaged. ...
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22. cell division
    ... divide. Cells divide for four important reasons reproduction, growth, repair, and replacement of damaged or worn out cells. Most ...
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23. To clone or not clone
    ... However, stem cells might be able to repair the damaged tissue. Because of the large number of cells required, human embryo cloning would be required. ...
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24. Creatine
    ... cell from the extra water, the muscle cells are able to due more work and thus are able to make more muscle tissue as well as repair the damaged muscle tissue. ...
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25. creatine 3
    ... cell from the extra water, the muscle cells are able to due more work and thus are able to make more muscle tissue as well as repair the damaged muscle tissue. ...
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26. Heart DiseaseThe Unknown Killer
    ... dilate stenotic valves. Surgery is usually necessary to replace or repair the damaged valve as symptoms worsen. Valves may be replaced ...
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27. Education in the Occupied Territories
    ... Education system is deeply impaired at this point and the Ministry of Education is trying hopelessly to slow the process of getting too damaged beyond repair. ...
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28. Lease
    ... If the Premises is damaged or destroyed by fire or casualty, and 1 the ... 2 continued occupancy would be illegal, or 3 Landlord cannot repair within sixty 60 ...
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29. CloningOur Next Generation
    ... Another possibility is nerve cells in stroke or Parkinsonamp39s disease. Yet another may include replacing liver cells to repair a damaged organ. ...
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30. Interesting
    ... Once the chromosome is inside, it will start to repair their damaged counterpart in a newly found process known as transduction. ...
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