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  • Store Bought Vitamins - Synthetic?

    Did you know that most store bought vitamins and minerals are synthetic and are hard on your liver and kidneys? Have you noticed that if you do take store bought vitamins that you switch the brands like switching shampoos?

    Think about how a cell works. If someone was suffering from scurvy, all they had to do was eat an orange and the body would immediately recover because the cells recognized that copper is the center of vitamin C and that it has all of it's bioflavinoids surrounding it and just one tiny arm of the copper is vitamin C.

    When you buy synthetic vitamin C, you are o ...
    Author: Zach Thompson
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  • The Shoemaker And The Elves
    Remember the story of the Shoemaker and The Elves?

    The shoemaker would go to sleep and the elves would finish
    any shoes he hadn't gotten around to.

    Our minds function in much the same way, Our conscious,
    logical mind is the shoemaker. Our subconscious is the
    elves.

    Give your conscious mind a goal, gather all the facts and
    let the elves do their work.

    Many of our greatest inventions and discoveries have come
    after the scientist or researcher had given up and the
    elves took over.

    The structure of DNA had baffled researchers for years. Author:
    John Colanzi
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  • Prevent Disease By Thinking Differently Than Experts

    Did you know that all physicians and medical researchers have been indoctrinated with a flawed model of thinking dating to the 17th century?

    These "experts" cling to a Cartesian model of thinking.

    Cartesian refers to the philosopher Descartes who declared, "I do not recognize any difference between the machines made by craftsmen and various bodies nature alone composes."

    All scientists, whether they were physicists, botanists, or zoologists, soon adopted his concept that the subject of their study was a machine.

    Over time, however, every science but one opted out of ...
    Author: William R. Quesnell
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  • Rabbit Coat Colour Genetics
    Genetics are what make a rabbit, or any living organism, look the way it does. It makes a rabbit be a certain size, be a certain colour, have a certain type of coat or ears, and more. This introduction, however, is just for the genetics concerning the coat colours of rabbits.
    Chromosomes and Genes

    Chromosomes are strands of DNA that act as a map. They map out exactly how the rabbit will look. In each cell, inot including the sex cells and red blood cells, a rabbit has 22 chromosomes. Each one of these pairs controls a different thing about the rabbit. For example, one might control t ...
    Author:
    Sarah Giers
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  • MoSt GeNe/Genetic Drift/Molecular Cytogenetics (FISH)/Applications of FISH T.
    An alpha satellite probe for #18 centromere hybridizes to the abnormal #10. We have a dicentric! Chromosome 18 paint confirms that there are unique, #18-specific sequences present, and the banding.


  • CyDAS: Discussion of ISCN
    Of a derivative chromosome in the short system raises doubts. Translocation vs. Dicentric Though in the ISCN 1995, the symbol "dic" stands for a dicentric chromosome (p. 57f), the symbol "t.


  • Duke University Department of Molecular Genetics & Microbiology
    Since these fusions would generate dicentric chromosomes, we hypothesize that the fusions are likely to be the cause of chromosome deletions and chromosome losses. Similar fusions are observed in.


  • The Causes Of Acne And How To Avoid Them

    If you aren't a sufferer of the effects of acne, feel lucky. Acne is one of the most common skin diseases in the United States, affecting some 17 million people.

    By definition, it occurs when the pores of the skin are plugged, where the natural oil, called sebum, can't reach the pore's surface.

    Doctors believe that it could be the overproduction of sebum that contributes to the clogging of pores, which results in the formation of pimples and zits. All of this occurs especially around the time of puberty, adolescence and even into adulthood.

    Problems with severe acne can go ...
    Author: Steve William
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  • Canine Hip Dysplasia (CHD)

    What is Canine Hip Dysplasia?

    Canine Hip Dysplasia (CHD) is a congenital disease that mainly affects large breed dogs. The word "dysplasia" means improper growth. Hip dysplasia can be described as a faulty or abnormal development of the hip. In CHD, the hip becomes loose and wobbly, eventually leading to a form of arthritis which is commonly referred to Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD). The degree of lameness that occurs is usually dependent upon the extent of arthritic changes in the hip joint. So too do environmental conditions such as amount of physical exercise, and weight gain co ...
    Author: Ron Swerdfiger
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