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    organizational patterns, Diana Ackerman displayed her immense love for chocolate by explaining its history, benefits, and uniqueness with a sprinkle of levity, anecdotes and professionalism. The first paragraph used slightly suggestive language and short fragments to seduce the reader’s heart. The “dark, divine, sense bludgeoning chocolate” that adds “a hint of mischief to your desire” implants a lustful curiosity to attract the audience’s…

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    semi-porous gel submerged in a chemically neutral solution, and an electric current is run through the gel. Since DNA has a slight negative charge, it will be attracted to the positive side of the gel. Consequently, the DNA fragments will move through the gel. However, the DNA fragments do not all move at the same speed. The gel is only semi-porous, so it slows down larger molecules. The larger the molecule, the slower it moves. Thus, through some mathematical calculations, the distance the DNA…

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    farewell represents important aspects of life lost in the wake of the war. Elements related to the theme of goodbyes can be seen through other Greek poets, in particular Sappho, who provides one such descriptive narrative from an individual in her 31st fragment. The stark contrast Homer forms in his scene in the Iliad develops an uncertainty regarding his personal views on the Trojans, and ultimately challenges his audience…

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    DNA to create real Jurassic Park has many risks. The likelihood of being able to do so is highly unlikely. First, according to the movie, DNA fragments of dinosaurs were found in amber but only small fragments of a few individual genes were obtained. Without the entire intact genome, it is difficult to reconstruct a dinosaur with only select gene fragments. Also, it has been found that it is impossible for the DNA of the dinosaurs to have survived that long in the amber. If recreating dinosaurs…

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    Søren Kierkegaard

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    Søren Kierkegaard outlines his interpretation of Christian psychology and philosophy in several works, including Either/Or, A Fragment of Life and Fear and Trembling. Throughout these writings, there are several indispensable themes. Kierkegaard proposes an evaluation of spheres of human existence, first introducing esthetic, and following with ethical, religiousness A, and Christian spheres. These spheres or realms exemplify a sort of continuum, of which is a logical progression, yet a person…

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    DNA Extinction Procedure

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    My hypothesis was correct, the ideal results reveal that suspect two was person who committed the crime. Sadly, the actual gel revealed very little and it was incredibly difficult to see and did not come out in the photo. The DNA I have obtained should be pure DNA, since it was filtered and separated from the rest of the solution there should be nothing else in it. In order to be certain of this an indicator could be used in order to test for other substances. The main problem with the DNA…

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    it, we suspected this could be a pit. During the work of the day, we found some animal bone fragments, containing the teeth from horse, a shred of pottery, one iron object and one piece of ceramic building material. According to all the things that we found during our work it is really difficult to interpret what it is. Therefore, we still think this is a pit rather than burial although some bone fragments and horse teeth were found…

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    Rebel Women (1910) is a compilation of short stories about different situations that suffragettes went through, providing the feminist point of view of the author in regards of society; a second edition of this book was published in 1915. The depiction of suffragettes from the inside and her personal point of view were key elements that Evelyn Sharp used to express her view about the general situation of women’s suffrage. I considered for this analysis some short stories that, in my opinion,…

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    pattern called semi-conservative replication. In this pattern, the individual strands of DNA are manufactured in different directions, producing a leading and a lagging strand. Lagging strands are created by the production of small DNA fragments called Okazaki fragments that are eventually joined together. Both types of organisms also begin new DNA strands with a small primer of RNA. (Taylor, 2017) Differences Differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic DNA replication are largely related to…

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    electric field in the gel, the DNA migrates towards the positive pole. The electrophoresis buffer contains ions that carry a current in the gel and provide a relatively constant pH in the gel. The distance of migration of the fragment is proportional to the size of the fragment. Therefore, gel electrophoresis in this practical was used to establish the presence of the DAT gene in the extracted DNA as well as determine the size of the DAT…

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