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18th September 2009
Besides the fact that organic food tastes better and it reduces the amount of cancer-causing chemicals that enter your body, there are plenty of other very good reasons why you should buy organic food. Here are just a few:
Organic Meat Comes From Heal... Read >
Author: wbdoyle01st September 2009
Plant growth regulators are those organic compounds that are used as the chemicals- natural or synthetic that control one or more specific physiological processes within the plants. These physiological processes include flowering, aging, root growth, dist... Read >
Author: Article Publisher05th June 2009
Hair cloning seems like it is an idea from the far future, but it is nearer than you think. While it was thought that hair cloning was not possible because of the size of the cell nucleus, new developments in this field have opened up doors for hair clon... Read >
Author: Daniel Berry05th June 2009
The Ubiquitous Foods - Often Allergic
By Phil Bate PhD
The Definition of Ubiquitous - Existing or being everywhere, or in all places, at the same time; omnipresent.
There are many foods or additives in our culture today that are truly ubiquitou... Read >
Author: Philip Bate PhD07th May 2009
In India, Biotechnology sector is one of the fastest growing knowledge-based sectors. It plays a significant role in shaping the development of Indian economy rapidly. This is the most prominent branch of the future. Biotechnology is based on biology as w... Read >
Author: Sarvesh Sharma28th April 2009
A human being like all creatures on earth starts aging as they become older. It is a natural process, and every creature, including humans has to face aging. But humans do not wish to age, and see the effects of aging on their face and bodies. Many people... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi28th April 2009
People who are blessed with a long life are also beset with the problems of aging. Aging is natural for all creatures, but unlike other creatures, we humans show visible signs of aging, normally around forty to forty-five years of age. Most humans ignore ... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi26th April 2009
A human being like all creatures on earth starts aging as they become older. It is a natural process, and every creature, including humans has to face aging. But humans do not wish to age, and see the effects of aging on their face and bodies. Many people... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi26th April 2009
People who are blessed with a long life are also beset with the problems of aging. Aging is natural for all creatures, but unlike other creatures, we humans show visible signs of aging, normally around forty to forty-five years of age. Most humans ignore ... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi04th April 2009
In the past, there have been only a couple different kinds of apple trees that you could buy. But now, thanks to the wonders of genetic engineering, if you want to buy an apple tree you are able to choose between many different types of apples and flavors... Read >
Author: Jaden Sloan01st April 2009
Aging is natural, but we humans, unlike other creatures, are vain, and prefer to maintain our outer appearance and beauty, and try a hundred different ways to stop or slow down the effects of aging. We humans use many Anti aging Products and Anti aging Tr... Read >
Author: ronmojohny01st April 2009
Aging is natural, but we humans, unlike other creatures, are vain, and prefer to maintain our outer appearance and beauty, and try a hundred different ways to stop or slow down the effects of aging. We humans use many Anti aging Products and Anti aging Tr... Read >
Author: ronmojohny25th March 2009
All living organisms on this planet, however big or small, start aging as soon as they are born. Some organisms live just for a few hours, others may live for a few days, while many may live for a hundred years and more. Aging is natural, but we humans, u... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi13th March 2009
All living organisms on this planet, however big or small, start aging as soon as they are born. Some organisms live just for a few hours, others may live for a few days, while many may live for a hundred years and more. Aging is natural, but we humans, u... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi12th March 2009
For many beginners at fruit hierarchy rising, the leading disappointment is that their first crop of fruit is typically calm of small fruit instead of the trivial large flabby fruit seen in the narrow greengrocers. This is frequently harrowing for those n... Read >
Author: Judy Sommer30th January 2009
In the ancient, there have been only a pair different kinds of apple foliage that you could buy. Nevertheless now, thanks to the wonders of genetic engineering, if you want to buy an apple ranking you are able to pick between many different types of apple... Read >
Author: Jeremy Seaver17th January 2009
The practical application of science into industrial use is called engineering. Engineering is a vast industry. There are numerous engineering degree colleges spread across the world. Choosing the right university is the first and foremost tasks of the in... Read >
Author: gardnerwilkinson04th September 2008
In the past, there have been only a couple different kinds of apple trees that you could buy. But now, thanks to the wonders of genetic engineering, if you want to buy an apple tree you are able to choose between many different types of apples and flavors... Read >
Author: Jess Shaw18th July 2008
The Starcraft II story begins four years after the story of the original Starcraft and the Starcraft: Brood War. The same three races return to the story. These are the Terrans, the Protoss and the Zerg. Some of the heroes and villains that will be return... Read >
Author: Ling Tong26th June 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Roger Murray
Within the next ten years, I believe there will be quantum advances in Health care (please be cognizant that I said Health Care and not Sick Care which is what we have today). Between the advances in genetic engineering ... Read >
Author: Dr. Roger Murray20th May 2008
It’s rather hard to imagine our lives without our
minds, for I seriously doubt we could imagine anything. We
would probably resemble all those mindless creepy creatures
in us we need to nourish everyday; but since we realize we
need them to... Read >
Author: jesse marshall wade20th May 2008
It’s rather hard to imagine our lives without our
minds, for I seriously doubt we could imagine anything. We
would probably resemble all those mindless creepy creatures
in us we need to nourish everyday; but since we realize we
need them ... Read >
Author: jesse marshall wade02nd November 2007
How to Grow Large FruitFor many beginners at fruit tree growing, the biggest disappointment is that their first crop of fruit is mostly composed of small fruit instead of the nice large plump fruit seen in the local greengrocers. This is frequently upsett... Read >
Author: rwakefield08th June 2007
BANGALORE, India (AP)—India on Tuesday barred Monsanto Co. (MON) and its Indian partners from selling three varieties of genetically modified Cotton in a southern Indian state.
The Genetic Engineering Approval Committee, a federal regulator, refused ... Read >
Author: Rakesh P09th April 2007
Advances in nanotechnology have proven that incredible progress is not only possible today and in the future, it is pretty well inevitable. Fantastic advances in nanotechnologic medical research have resulted in life saving techniques that were unheard of... Read >
Author: Tatiana Velitchkov03rd January 2007
In certain states of India there is an epidemic of farmers suicides. Today farmers in every village are facing debt and despair.
Many farmers who traditionally grew pulses and millets and paddy have been lured by seed companies to buy hybrid cotton see... Read >
Author: Davinos Greeno03rd January 2007
It is difficult to think of another technology that has caused as much debate or concern as that of genetic engineering (GE) with food.
Should patents on plants, animals and humans, as well as patents on their genes be allowed? Our ability to alter the... Read >
Author: Davinos Greeno27th December 2006
A while ago, I rallied scientists all over the world to stand up and defend the science behind genetically modified foods. I did this out of concern that anti-technology activists are drowning scientists’ voices regarding the safety of genetically m... Read >
Author: James Wachai20th November 2006
By James Wachai
Richard Heinberg, famous for his rantings against Big Oil, in October delivered a lecture at the E. F. Schumacher Society in Stockbridge, Massachusetts on October 28, 2006.
The abbreviated text of the lecture entitled “Fifty Milli... Read >
Author: James Wachai09th October 2006
The Definition of Ubiquitous - Existing or being everywhere, or in all places, at the same time; omnipresent.
There are many foods or additives in our culture today that are truly ubiquitous. Soy and corn are two of the most ubiquitous of foods, and... Read >
Author: Phil Bate PhD14th September 2006
The 78 card Tarot deck is based upon an ancient philosophy, which can bring startling insights when applied to the modern world. This article explores these ideas in the context of current global issues such as international politics, global warming, terr... Read >
Author: Fred Street12th April 2006
BIO 2006, the annual international convention sponsored by the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), has just wrapped up in Chicago. At the four-day conference, representatives from 24 countries gave presentations on biotechnology and its increasing ... Read >
Author: Brian Vaszily05th April 2006
The word "organic" seems simple enough but can be confusing for consumers. Here is an inside look at the standards and laws governing this important group of products, particularly tea.
What exactly determines if a product is grown organically?
In 1... Read >
Author: Beth Johnston02nd February 2006
Picture this, you're walking in the park, minding your own business when suddenly a dog comes up to you and starts barking. You start to panic because there is no reason for this dog to be barking at you.
Why is this dog barking?
Dogs bark because w... Read >
Author: keith londrie01st February 2006
If you've never done one before, creating an entire email newsletter
can seem like a daunting task – and more so when you think about putting
one together as a regular thing. But it's not that hard. Here are some
guidelines to follow.
1. Don't ex... Read >
Author: Brian Yalung21st October 2005
Do you enjoy watching forensic science shows like CSI? Are you interested in genetics and the intricacies of DNA? Genetic engineering that deals with the human genome and DNA has become a hot bed for discussion in recent years. Advancements in forensic sc... Read >
Author: Jon Bischke
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