Human Related Causes of Biodiversity Loss
Exploring the key human-related causes of biodiversity loss: climate change, destruction of habitats and introduction of invasive species.
Exploring the key human-related causes of biodiversity loss: climate change, destruction of habitats and introduction of invasive species.
Positive and negative impacts of trade liberalization on the environment
The human body is in a constant state of cellular growth. Cancer occurs when the Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) within a cell becomes damaged…
An explanation of why the sea appears blue.
What is the “Struggle for Autonomy” in psychology?
An explanation of why goldfish in the wild often grow much larger than pet goldfish.
A description of the morphological differences between gram positive and gram negative bacteria, and why they evolved this way.
Polymers are high molecular mass compounds that can be arranged into two categories: Biopolymers and Synthetic polymers. PTFE is a synthetic polymer with many uses.
A discussion of apoptosis and how application of its genetic code in medical research and experimentation can provide benefits
The immune response is the way in which the body is able to defend itself from foreign pathogens or harmful substances. The immune response…