Just want to make sure that if you deny evolution you at least know a bit about it.
Not trying to argue for or against evolution, just asking a simple question about education levels.
As for me: I am currently a molecular biology and evolution and ecology double major at UC Davis
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How long have we been studying stem cells, genetic engineering, and cloning?
MUST be answered by 2morro Jan. 15 or else no best answer will be picked
Also, whoever answers the question i will do thumbs up to all their previous (last 5) answers to other questions for more points
thanks
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Not to say that because your parents are smart, you will be, but is there a mental capacity or relativeness to the offspring and parents? Almost everything else in our body is inherited.
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I mean what do I have to study to accomplish that?
Should I apply for biochemistry or medicine.. I’m confused.
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I was wondering if there is a way to find out if you’re body can only get a 6 pack or an 8 one. Like signs or so.
And those of you who plan to make an answer as dumb as their ugly faces saying “just go to the shop and ask the clerk” you can just go screw yourselves.
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I’m not asking if someone could have more addictive tendencies, or even things such as depression that could run in the family. I’m asking along the lines of more of a personality trait, such as coldness, a cheery outlook, a “wild child” when the adoptive parents are reserved, things like that. Is it the environment that shapes things like that, or could it be that genetics shape a personality?
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Every time I see a guy with long hair, it looks dull and unhealthy. Most womenfolk’s hair is shiny.
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im looking At local colleges such as Sunny albany and hvcc and interning at The Genomics Institute………does anyone know how to do this? what id have to study and if they have such programs at the colleges i mentioned? id like info on waht to do as an undergraduate…….i know i will have to continue on to graduate school.
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I’m doing a lab in my bio class about fruit flies. Why is it important to have lots of offspring to record data on?
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If a person developed breast cancer at an early age and they do not have a family history of cancer is it possible that they can test positive on BRCA!/2 testing? And only serious answers please.
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I realize that many diseases can be trasmitted if not careful, I read that there may be certain genetic material translated into the body by blood from an article online. HAs anyone ever heard of this, or similar stories?
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Does hereditary and genetics have anything to do wiht getting ur period and developing? Because my mom got hers at 16. Will I too?
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