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Miller and several others started to construe that life started not in heat but in ice-at temperatures that hardly any living creatures can currently subsist.... The researchers were amazed by the results of the samples which appear better in cold temperatures rather than in room temperatures.... The article started with the discussion about the research conducted by Miler and Bada wherein they found 25-yer old samples which they initially soften in hydrochloric acid and scanned through high-performance liquid chromatograph....
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Essay
Authors also illustrate that high temperatures affect algae leading to inhibit photosynthesis.... According to the article, rise in temperatures is the main cause of coral bleaching.... This is a major threat to corals because there have been a significant evident of an increase in their mortality events because of the rising temperatures.... The article demonstrates various research experiments that indicate rise in temperatures as the main cause of coral bleaching....
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Research Paper
The paper 'The Technologies in Cryopreservation' focuses on Cryopreservation which is a technology that allows humans to interfere with the biological clockwork to stop “biological time”.... In this technology, the clinical application seeks to ensure the optimal survival of embryos and oocytes that are subsequently thawed and stored for transfer....
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Lab Report
Several studies and sources of information have been used throughout the work to discuss various aspects of the topic.... The sources that have been used are from various geographical locations throughout the world so as to help… All the sources that have been used in the paper have greatly helped in providing the needed literature and information....
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Essay
As stated by Onteh et al (2005), this structure is particularly sensitive to changes in salts, pH and temperature thus a slight changes in temperatures of reaction can significantly change the rte of reaction while extreme temperatures can irreversibly alter the both the three dimensional structure of the enzyme thus making it impossible to catalyze a reaction....
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Lab Report
Soybean, among these, has a place of significance because of its high protein content, which makes it valuable for human consumption and also for protein enrichment of animal feeds.... The high consumption of soybean in China and the constant efforts in form of researches to increase its productivity make it an important part of the country's economy....
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Research Paper
An author of the essay "Climate Change: An Outcome of Anthropogenic Factors" claims that “most of the observed increase in global average temperatures since the mid-20th century is very likely due to the observed increase in anthropogenic greenhouse gas concentrations....
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The author concludes that many unknown genes and compounds have been discovered.... They could be many questions raised about the bioprospecting the deep-ocean life-forms.... However, there are also threats arising especially associated with deep sea mining, oil extraction and pollution of the deep oceans… Many of the geothermal locations undersea have been stable over billions of years, and hence ancient life-forms have been preserved....
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Term Paper