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Three giants of nineteenth-century life sciences set the stage for many of the biological investigations undertaken in the first half of the twentieth century. Charles Darwin's (1809-1882) On the Origin of Species (1859) established the theory...

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There was relatively little interest expressed in the life sciences during the Middle Ages. However, several factors developed in the later medieval period that led to a renewed interest in the careful observation of nature on the part of Europeans....

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Biologist Marguerite Vogt succeeded by focusing singularly on her goal -- advancing science.She studied how organisms develop, then applied insights to make important strides in polio and cancer research.Several newer drugs and targeted therapies wouldn't exist now, scientists say, had Vogt and a fellow researcher's...

Essay provides a report on the connection between sexual reproduction and the mobile DNA sequences.

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An experiment with rennin, milk and temperature to determine how temperature affects the rate at which rennin clots milk.