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DNAology!
The DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is a unique molecule. It contains every single piece of genetic information of a person; just like the memory card of a PC, which contains all the data. The major difference between the DNA and the memory card of your PC though is that the microscopic DNA helix can store more data – actually about a thousand times more. So, scientists have got the bright idea of mimicking the DNA’s data-storage secrets for use on your PC’s memory card. This will lead to a more compact data processing and storage circuitry.
In the standard silicon-based chip (which is the ...
Author: Khalil A. Cassimally
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Human Health Modification Using Sun Light and Frequency
Human behavior could be modified using light preferably real sunlight. A person could rest in a hammock while a large fan would rotate at a prescribed speed. For instance a fan blade would block the sun as it passes the individual. A four bladed fan spinning at 2 revolutions per second would produce a shade spot on the individual 8 times per second. What this would be attempting is to use the sunlight healing properties along with inducing Alpha brain waves to a frequency near the earth’s frequency, which is 7.89 Hz. The theory would hold that the immune system would run at full optim ...
Author: Lance Winslow
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Human Cloning Foundation Hails Newcastle University
The Human Cloning Foundation hails British scientists at the University of Newcastle for successfully cloning a human embryo in Britain for the first time. The significance of this achievement is that the cloned human embryo can provide stem cells that can be used for treating all kinds of degenerative diseases, said David Madrigal, HCF spokesman. [PRWEB May 28, 2005]
Does Human Cloning Really Hold The Key To Miracle Cures? One of the Worlds Leading Biochemists Says we Have it Backwards When it Comes to Cloning
Recently it was reported that South Korean scientists successfully developed a highly efficient procedure to produce embryonic stem cells that have been derived from cloned human embryos for therapeutic research. Many scientists in the United States are now saying that Korea has out paced the US because of the Federal ban on funding for embryonic stem cell research. They contend that the ban on therapeutic cloning using human embryos should be lifted in the interest of research. Ethical questions abound. In a recent poll when asked whether they support the cloning of human embryos the overwhelming answer from the general public was NO. However, the use of cloning for research had a certain level of acceptance. Do we have it backwards? [PRWEB May 22, 2005]
Louisiana House Approves Bill To Ban All Human Cloning
The Louisiana House on Wednesday approved 75-23 a bill... that would ban all human cloning and defeated 54-45 a competing bill that would have banned human reproductive cloning but allowed human cloning for ...
Human Cloning
What is Human cloning ? Cloning ethics & human cloning, against human cloning. A "human clone" is a time-delayed identical twin of another person. A clone is not an exact replica of the original, ...
Dangers and damages that would come along with human cloning
IN HIS article in these pages last week, "Ignore The Boys from Brazil - Say Yes to Human Cloning", Hugh McLachlan of Glasgow Caledonian University argued against the current UK legislation prohibiting human reproductive cloning.
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Television's Mysteries: The Twilight Zone of other Television Programs
You unlock this door with the key of imagination. That's what Rod Serling would say. It appears to me that the Twilight Zone may have affected more than the 30 minutes it controlled every week those many years ago. So with the keys of your imagination lets journey farther into the Outer Limits of television and discover that the weird and the bizarre were not just limited to the great classic sci-fi hits like the Twilight Zone and the Outer Limits. Nor is the unexplained always presented on Ripley's Believe it or Not.
The Mysterious changing Andy Taylor
What happened to Andy Griffith ...
Author: T Frady
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Understanding Coeliac Disease
Coeliac disease is a genetic condition that is caused by an inability to digest gluten. Hence the reason that this disease is also known as gluten intolerance. It appears that genetics predispose some people to coeliac disease. For these people, some of the constituents of proteins found in wheat, in gluten and gliadin, become toxic to the lining of the stomach.
The condition is often diagnosed in childhood after weaning when cereals are introduced into the diet, although it can be diagnosed at any age. The symptoms can be subtle, and you may feel unwell for no reason for some time before t ...
Author: Anne Wolski
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Gene Food: Is Biotechnology “Really Friendly”
Copyright 2004 by http://www.organicgreens.us and Loring Windblad. This article may be freely copied and used on other web sites only if it is copied complete with all links and text intact and unchanged except for minor improvements such as misspellings and typos.
Biotechnology, a '90s buzzword, popularly conjures up somewhat ominous images of gene-tinkering. Yet manipulating the genetic makeup of plants and animals to improve crop yields is far from new. Cross-breeding for desired traits such as tallness, greater milk yield or sweeter fruits, has been practiced ever since humans took ...
Author: Loring A. Windblad
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