Blogs Extra credit Anatomy due 3/11
If you were a hemotoligist, how would you treat:
1. anisocytosis
2. hemorrhagic telangiectasia
3. purpura
4. septicemia
If you were a hemotoligist, how would you treat:
1. anisocytosis
2. hemorrhagic telangiectasia
3. purpura
4. septicemia
1. What are your feelings about genetic engineering?
2. How can genetic engineering techniques be used to increase crop yields?
3. How can the Human Genome Project benefit researchers in the future?
4. How can gene therapy be used to treat genetic disorders?
5. Would you go into the field of Genetics?
1. Discuss two types of white blood cell disorders.
2. Discuss two types of cancer that deals with white blood cells.
3. How would you explain to a patient with leukemia, who has a greatly elevated white blood count, the importance of avoiding bacterial infections?
4. Why do patients with liver diseases commonly develop blood clotting disorders?
5. Why [...]
1. Explain why white blood cells are so important.
2. How does the lymphatic system and white blood cells function together?
3. What are the major types and functions of white blood cells?
4. Why blood platelets important to our system?
5. What is the process of platelets?
1. Why is genetic engineering important in the world of science?
2. How can gene therapy improve the future of your family?
3. How does the Human Genome Project applied to medical, commercial, and scientific processes?
4. Why is bioinformatics important to researchers today?
5. What are some ethical issues involved with genetically modified organisms?
1. Erythropoietin is available as a drug. Why would athletes abuse it?
2. Explain the process of a bone marrow donation and what is a reason why a person would need it?
3. Why would a person with liver disease commonly develop blood-clotting disorders?
4. Discuss any kind of blood disorder. How is it treated?
5. Explain how anemia [...]
Using your notes from project presentations in class, provide at least 3 important facts from 5 different topics.
Explain the steps of transcription and translation… Be exact…don’t leave out a step…