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- 1. What is a genetically modified organism? How has recombinant DNA technology pushed the boundaries in terms of what can be done? 2. Why are GMOs becoming more and more necessary? 3. How have GMOs already provided benefits to the human race? 4. What is your stance on genetic modification? Is it okay for some purposes but not others?1. Name three reasons why a person needs to write up research in science1. What are some of the key differences between science and pseudoscience? Please provide and explain a minimum of two differences, thank you!!
- 16. Linus Pauling's conclusions about the effectiveness of vitamin C for preventing the common cold were based largely on the results of one small clinical trial that tested 1000 milligrams of vitamin C in a population of children participating in ski school in the Swiss Alps. Why did Dr. Lara say this was flawed? 1. The researchers used the wrong statistical analysis in their study of vitamin C supplementation in children at ski school. 2. There was no control group in the experiment of vitamin C supplementation in children at ski school. 3. It is not possible to draw conclusions about cause and effect from an observational study. 4. The results of vitamin C supplementation in a population of children exercising in extreme conditions may not be generalizable to the rest of the population.1. What is the purpose of recombinant DNA technology? 2. Why do scientists need the insulin gene in order to create medicine for humans? 3. Describe the process of recombinant DNA. Do you think this process is ethical why or why not?Discuss that, Why is there a need for human experimentation?
- Why do scientists design experiments to disprove the hypothesis they are testing instead of trying to prove that the hypothesis is correct?7. A healthy dose of skepticism is an important component of the nature of science when scientists evaluate their own results and the results of others. However, sometimes skepticism can work against science and suppress scientific progress. How does this phenomenon depend on who is controlling the narrative? I1. How does selective breeding enable humans to create new varieties of plants and animals? 2. What is recombinant DNA technology and why is it more reliable than selective breeding? 3. Describe 2 benefits and 1 drawback of using genetically modified organisms in agriculture (i.e. our food supply)
- 1. Write a micro-theme (a shirt 100-300 word essay) on the importance of the study of biology.2. Why are GMOs becoming more and more necessary? 3. How have GMOs already provided benefits to the human race? 4. What is your stance on genetic modification? Is it okay for some purposes but not others?IF YOU ARE BEST SCIENTIST ON GENE THERAPY HOW WOULD YOU HELP HUMANITY OR IN WHAT CASE WOULD YOU EXTEND YOUR EXPERTISE TO HUMANITY?