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🔬🕵️♂️La genetics has not only revolutionized biology and medicine, but also the world of criminology. Thanks to advances in the study of DNA, investigators can solve crimes, identify suspects and even exonerate innocent people.Let’s see how it works! 🎡 ⚡️ What is genetics in criminology? Genetics in criminology is based on DNA analysis for forensic […]
Genetics in medicine is one of the most exciting areas of science today. From the discovery of DNA to the creation of personalized therapies, genetics has changed the way we diagnose and treat disease. But how exactly does it work? 🤔 In this lesson, we will explore what genetics in medicine is, its advantages, risks,
👨🔬 GM foods have generated a great deal of debate in society. Some see them as a solution to combat hunger and improve food production, while others have concerns about their potential health and environmental risks. ✨ But what exactly are they? What are their advantages and disadvantages? Let’s find out together! 🌟 What are
🧬 🌱 Welcome to this lesson on biotechnology! Today we will explore how Gregor Mendel’s discoveries about genetics over 150 years ago have directly influenced the field of biotechnology, a discipline that transforms science and technology to solve problems in areas such as medicine, agriculture, and the environment. Did you know that, thanks to biotechnology,
🔢 🧬 Welcome to this fascinating lesson on probability and genetics! 🧑🔬📊 Today we’re going to discover how Gregor Mendel used principles of probability to understand how traits are inherited in organisms. Did you know that probability plays a key role in predicting the outcomes of genetic crosses? 🧑🌾🌱 Let’s explore it! 🌱 What is
🧬Gregor Mendel is known as the father of genetics thanks to his experiments with pea plants. Through his work, he discovered the laws of heredity, which explain how traits are passed from one generation to the next. Today we’ll learn about these laws and how they changed our understanding of genetics! 📚🔬 🧑🔬 What are
The Chromosomal Theory of Inheritance is a fundamental concept in biology that explains how genes are passed from generation to generation. Before delving into Mendel’s Laws, it is important to understand this theory, as it provides the basis for understanding how genes function within chromosomes. 🔮 Origin of Chromosome Theory 🎉 A bit of history
🧬Genetics is the science that studies how living things inherit characteristics from one generation to the next. While this topic may seem complicated at first, it is actually fascinating and essential to understanding how we function as living things! 😊 Today we are going to talk about genes, alleles, dominance and recessivity . These concepts
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is the molecule that contains the genetic information of all living beings. It is like an “instruction manual” that determines our physical and biological characteristics. In this lesson, we will explore what DNA is, how it works, and why it is central to genetics and biology. 🔬 What is DNA? DNA is
Gregor Johann Mendel is known as the father of genetics. His studies changed our understanding of how traits are inherited and gave birth to the science of genetics. In this lesson we will learn about this fascinating scientist and how his discoveries changed biology forever! 🚀 🧑🌾 Mendel’s Early Years: A curious young man Activity ✍️Imagine
Humor can be an effective tool for social critique. Through the theory of incongruity, humor can highlight contradictions and discrepancies in society.
Journalism plays a crucial role in our society by keeping us informed and enabling us to make informed decisions.
Personal debts are financial obligations that a person acquires by borrowing money or using credit.
Mark Twain’s story teaches us several lessons about financial responsibility.
Imperialism and colonialism were historical phenomena that had a significant impact on the world.
Slavery is a dark chapter in human history. Over the centuries, millions of people were subjected to inhumane conditions and deprived of their rights and freedoms. Although slavery has been abolished, its legacy still lingers in today’s society.
Literary Realism is a movement that developed in the 19th century and is characterized by portraying reality in an objective and plausible way.
Mark Twain was a visionary writer whose impact on literature and society is still relevant today.
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