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…is that changes can be made but unless the changes are passed on they will have to be made again in the offspring. Sexually transmitted traits, as of 1984 had only been achieved in fruit flies and mice, and they were only capable of altering simple things like eye…

…part of our society and it is slowly on its way to a solution. That is only part of the problem. Discrimination against men is a problem that rarely goes noticed. In the 1990s, the men's movement arose in society to try and deal with the problem…

…to note that the Russian narrative (from Treptow’s Essays), normally very favorable to Dracula, indicates that even in captivity he could not give up his favorite past-time; “he often captured birds and mice which he proceeded to torture and mutilate… some were…

…“The Luck of Roaring Camp.” In this story, Bret Harte shows that even the roughest men can regenerate into kind, gentle, wholesome people, with the love of a child. “The term “roughs” applied to them was a distinction rather than a definition(3…

…beta cell damage when injected into mice. Further evidence for an infectious factor in the causation of type I diabetes mellitus is the seasonal appearance of new cases of the disease. It may be that viral and autoimmune factors combine to cause diabetes…

…, women are affected at almost twice the rate of men; however, among patients who develop the symptoms of MS at a later age, the gender ratio is more balanced. (Waxman) To understand what is happening when a person has MS, it is first necessary to know a little…

…are affected at almost twice the rate of men; however, among patients who develop the symptoms of MS at a later age, the gender ratio is more balanced. (Waxman) To understand what is happening when a person has MS, it is first necessary to know a little about how…

…as other races to develop MS. In general, women are affected at almost twice the rate of men; however, among patients who develop the symptoms of MS at a later age, the gender ratio is more balanced. (Waxman) To understand what is happening when a person has MS…

…and elderly adults, symptoms rarely begin before age 15 or after age 60. Whites are more than twice as likely as other races to develop MS. In general, women are affected at almost twice the rate of men; however, among patients who develop the symptoms of MS…

…, women are affected at almost twice the rate of men; however, among patients who develop the symptoms of MS at a later age, the gender ratio is more balanced. (Waxman) To understand what is happening when a person has MS, it is first necessary to know a little…