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Biotechnology and Medical Imaging: Final Report: Medical Imaging Issues in a Nutshell
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Biotechnology and Medical Imaging. A look into the world of the technologies, uses, and debates concerning medical imaging. Friday, December 4, 2009. Final Report: Medical Imaging Issues in a Nutshell. How can we be sure if medical imaging is being overused; would we rather have the government eat the costs if we can be more certain that doctors are taking every screen and treatment possibility seriously? As you can see by now, these are not questions with simple or convenient answers. The Biotechnology ...
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Biotechnology and Medical Imaging: December 2009
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Biotechnology and Medical Imaging. A look into the world of the technologies, uses, and debates concerning medical imaging. Friday, December 4, 2009. Final Report: Medical Imaging Issues in a Nutshell. How can we be sure if medical imaging is being overused; would we rather have the government eat the costs if we can be more certain that doctors are taking every screen and treatment possibility seriously? As you can see by now, these are not questions with simple or convenient answers. The Biotechnology ...
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Biotechnology and Medical Imaging: A CT Scan for Ancient Egyptian Mummies!
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Biotechnology and Medical Imaging. A look into the world of the technologies, uses, and debates concerning medical imaging. Monday, November 23, 2009. A CT Scan for Ancient Egyptian Mummies! Of the 16 mummies whose arteries and hearts were intact enough to study, nine had apparently suffered from atherosclerosis. As clear as with a living patient, the CT displayed the buildup of fat, cholesterol, calcium, and other substances in the arteries of these ancient people. Seven of eight mummies who liv...Most ...
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Artificial Bone and Muscle. Artificial Bone and Muscle. Welcome to our project blog. We are group 28 and we are presenting the biotechnology of Artificial Bon. E and Muscle. Research articles are available under their respective topics in the side bar. Here is a summary of the research currently being done in these 2 fields:. Where we are so far. Role in healthcare system? G criteria need to be met for a potential muscle actuator:. Where we are so far. Role in healthcare system? Methods in Birth Control.
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Final Statement | Patents on the Genome
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Patents on the Genome. 8230;the way of the future or a weight on the future? December 3, 2009. Although gene techonologies seem to be the way of the future, we have learned through our exploration that patents on the genome do have some pitfalls. What is a patent and how do they work? According to the article, Patents and Genetics. A patent is issued when an invention is proved to be practical , novel, non-obvious and described in a way that enables others to use it. Why has this exception been made?
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Biotechnology and Medical Imaging: CT Heart Scans are Faster Than Traditional Methods
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Biotechnology and Medical Imaging. A look into the world of the technologies, uses, and debates concerning medical imaging. Monday, November 23, 2009. CT Heart Scans are Faster Than Traditional Methods. A study in Orlando has shown that. Http:/ www.usatoday.com/news/health/2009-11-18-ct-heart-scan N.htm" CT angiography (CT scans of the heart) can cut the diagnosis time. Posted by BIO17 Group 22. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Artificial Bone and Muscle. Skin Grafts and Transplants. A CT Scan for Anc...
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GM Foods and In-Vitro Meat: A Summary | Petri Dish to Plate
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GM Foods and In-Vitro Meat: A Summary. December 4, 2009. Posted by Zaynah Abid in GM Food. Genetically Modified foods are foods derived from genetically modified organisms, whose DNA have been altered in order to tailor specific effects the most common desired effects include resistance to herbicide, weeds, pests, and the ability to withstand extreme climate conditions. In-vitro meat, another type of biotech food,. Its antibiotic and steroid-. Our blog has focused on a variety of aspects of genetically m...
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Linking Acceptance of GM foods to Acceptance of InVitro meat | Petri Dish to Plate
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Linking Acceptance of GM foods to Acceptance of InVitro meat. November 13, 2009. Posted by cline6 in GM Food. Over the past few years, genetically modified (GM) foods have received fair coverage in the media as they have been developed and produced. However, only recently have scientists and researchers begun to release information about the actual potential for manufacturing in an important branch of GM foods called In-vitro Meat. On the other hand, this article. No comments yet — be the first.
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The truth we are getting | Petri Dish to Plate
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The truth we are getting. November 23, 2009. Posted by asadhassan in GM Food. In order to establish the safety of GM foods and remove the concerns of environmentalists and the scientific community, it is imperative that the GM foods are independently tested. These tests would include the safety of the GM foods and how effective they are in living up to the claims. This will be the first step towards bringing more information to the people and removing a lot of misconceptions. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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The Technical Challenges of Cultured Meat | Petri Dish to Plate
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The Technical Challenges of Cultured Meat. November 23, 2009. Posted by egastfriend in GM Food. In a fascinating study, Doris Taylor and her team of researchers at the University of Minnesota re-created an artificial rat heart using stem cells. I then asked Jason Matheny, co-founder of New Harvest. About the feasibility of this idea. JM: “Synthetic collagen. So, the problem, in short, is that scientists can “print” the 3-D structure of an animal muscle using synthetic ECM, but the substance i...We starte...
