I don,t know what is the meaning of technology reproduction??? Please tell me everything about it!!!
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What class was this in? What grade level? What text were you using?  I may be able to help you if I know the context in which the question was raised. I have a feeling that I am not getting all the information you had. Please tell me and maybe I can help. I am an old chemist and microbiologist.
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because you are curious... which is good.\n\ncuriousity is the mother of all inventions.. over the ages people found out new things because they were curious.\n\nman's unending quest for knowledge, the thirst that cannot be quenched, the hunger that cannot be satiated is CURIOUSITY.\n\nso here i make an effort to answer your question and try and solve any doubts or problem that you have..
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Hi,\n\nbiotechnology is great field:\n\nBiotechnology is technology based on biology, especially when used in agriculture, food science, and medicine. The UN Convention on Biological Diversity has come up with one of many definitions of biotechnology:[1]\n"Biotechnology means any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives thereof, to make or modify products or processes for specific use."\n\n( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biotechnology )\n\nRead the page and you'll see how versatile and interesting a biotechnology specialist is.
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Biotechnology is a technology based on biology, especially when used in agriculture, food science, and medicine.\n\nOf the many different definitions available, the one formulated by the UN Convention on Biological Diversity is one of the broadest:\n\n"Biotechnology means any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives thereof, to make or modify products or processes for specific use." (Article 2. Use of Terms) \nBiotechnology can also be defined as the manipulation of organisms to do practical things and to provide useful products.\n\nOne section of biotechnology is the directed use of organisms for the manufacture of organic products (examples include beer, milk products, and skin). Naturally present bacteria are utilized by the mining industry in bioleaching. Biotechnology is also used to recycle, treat waste, clean up sites contaminated by industrial activities (bioremediation), and produce biological weapons.
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It's like in the film The Matrix when Morpheus says 'unfortunately know one can be told what The Matrix is, you have to see it for yourself'.  Anyone who tries to describe the secrets will be doing it an inustice.  I am a Nouveau Tech advocate, and I write my ideas if you want to search for me on google etc.  But my one greatest recommendation is to take up the money back guaranteed offer from Nouveau Tech and 'see it for yourself'.
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It's a bit difficult because your first sentence is ambiguous. At present it reads as "all of the two claims" relate back to what you said in a previous paragraph. I get the impression, though, that your "two claims" are the ones you make beneath, regarting humanism and naturalism? I have assumed this in my redrafting. I have also taken the liberty of reorganising your arguments a bit and add a sentence at the bottom.  \n\nI would like to make two claims, both of which may seem extreme, but which in fact seek to keep the world from going to devastating extremes. We have forgotten essential things. We are in constant pursuit of economic and technological progress without properly considering human development. For instance, computer technology, which may seem human and can be adapted to emulate human behaviour, is anything but. \n\nAlso, we should put nature above most other things, because we ourselves derive from nature. Loving nature and earth is like loving your parents, and I fervently hope earth will not be ruined by so-called "progress". People like to say that the world is developing, but they should perhaps stop to think about the true meaning of the word development. \n\nThus, true development is the one that takes as its beginning and its end our humanism, and places this humanism in the context of the fate of nature and earth.
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Technology gets better and better all the time. In 20 years, there could be more advanced computers and maybe a new source of fuel for cars. It is hard to say what will happen in 20 years.
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disagree.  even in this very computer-oriented world, not everyone uses a computer. every once in a blue moon something arrives that is actually interesting. as for all the rest, it goes into the recycling bin at my house.  we may not be saving a tree, but we are nonetheless trying to save mother earth.
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a.cell fusion -2 Living cells fused using synthetic medium artificially, it casues karyoplast fusion as well as cytoplast fusion, When an undifferentiated stem cell fuses with a mature differentiated cell, the resultant cell can retain the mature cell \n\nb.Tissue culture - A branch of biotechnology working using invtro cell lines in a petridish growing in 37 degree incubator with 5% Carbon dioxide.. example Hela cell lines - A cell line obtained from Henrita laks ( other exapmles like  tissues cut from kidney or other tissues and homogeneous suspension is  made  and grown in dishes to study drug targetting and for transfection.Also in plants small part of bud is cultured in a test tube with appropriate shoot inducing and rooinducing hormones to get plants with desired charecters .A biotechnology teaching college is incomplete without a tissue culture lab aslo known as cell culture lab\n\nc.Recombinent DNA - Most of the times bacterial plasmids are engineered to ligate with gene of interest using enzymes to obtain required protein ,usually used for commercial purpose and also for research purpose ( recombining DNA -a major feild also called as genetic engineering )\n\nd.Embryo transfer - 2 kinds of embryo transfers are commenly seen .One in the laboratory,it is done using mouse embryos, after embryo manipulations , to obtain transgenic animals or knock out animals or for other purposes embryos are transfered to a surrogate mother ,It is done in two ways. uterine or oviduct (depending on the stage of the embryo) , 2nd one ,in hosipitals  invitro clininc IVF therapy ,Embryos are transferred using a cappilary pipe and a syringe,through the vegina ( generally in blastocyst stage)to the mother after invitro fertilisation for those mothes who has problem in natural fertilsation and also for various other reasons ,to get disigned babies .Embryo transfers are also practicved in other animals as well .Dolly is also a gud example born after embryo transfer after somatic cell nuclear transfer \n\ne.Artificial insemination - Here sperm is placed into a female's uterus by artificial means unlike natural copulation.Semen is collected, extended, then cooled or frozen. It can be used on site or shipped to the female's location.artificial insemination were first developed for the dairy cattle industry to allow many cows to be impregnated with the sperm of a bull with traits for improved milk production.and also in other animals .In humans artificial insemination is usually part of an infertility treatment; either the woman's partner's sperm (artificial insemination by husband, AIH) or donor sperm (artificial insemination by donor, AID) can be used.\n\nf.protoplast fusion - a technique used to generate genetically modified fruits,Protoplast is nothing but cell minus cell wall , so two protoplasts are fused from two fruits after removing cell wall using generally PEG and sendiviruses to enhance fusion .Generally it causes somatic cell fusion.Protoplasts are useful in genetic manipulations because they do not have cell walls. They are ideal targets for taking up naked DNA and for fusing with protoplasts of other related species. In the related genus, Episcia, some species and selections have true yellow and red flowers. this procedure has been successfully applied  for plant regeneration from African violet protoplasts to protoplasts of Episcia cupreata Tropical Topaz .Several researchers have emphasized production of hybrids between distantly related, sexually incompatible species, not all are success stories there are more failure also .\n\ng. test tube baby - A test-tube baby is the term that refers to a \nchild that is conceived outside the woman's body.  The first \nsuccessful test-tube baby was born in England in 1978 and since then.over 20,000 test-tube babies have been born worldwide. The process is referred to as in vitro (outside the body) fertilization.Simply put, eggs are removed from the mother's ovary and inc
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Well I already heard that they're in the making of a computer in a watch...i know it sounds weird, but it's said to be a holograph...As for the Internet, I have no clue what will become of it..
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Might want to be slightly more specific in the question.\n\nCloning, can refer to the copying of a complete individual. Or it can mean a single cell's complete genome has been copied for use in a gene library so that a specific gene can be separated out and studied.\n\nGenetic engineering, is manipulating the genes of a plant or animal, so that deleterious phenotypes, or even advantageous phenotypes can be bread in or out. Say like making a tomato last longer or stay nice and shiny red.
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There is no doubt that medical technology will continue to advance. But it is likely that the law of diminishing returns will (or maybe has) limit the improvements that such technology will bring to any patient or humankind overall.\n\nWhilst we still have rampant infective diseases such as Malaria and Tuberculosis decimating 3rd world countries and entire generations dying from malnutrition, we need to ask ourselves if gadgets that bring a little bit of extra function to a small number of people are really progress, or perhaps just ignorance?
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Nanotechnology is the science of fooling around with materials, albeit at the atomic scale. In their constant endeavor at trying to understand the behavior of materials at the atomic level, scientists when from macro to micro, and now to the nanoscale. Its a known fact that the atomic radii of elements is of the order of a few 10s of angstroms (10 to the -10 meters). So essentially, when we talk of nano technology, we are talking about just a few atoms or molecules - the idea of stacking them together and their interaction with each other and the external environment. The implications of these are enormous. For instance, in the chip industry, as the sizes of the transistors keep shrinking, ultimately they are going to reach a stage where just a couple of atoms are going to be defining a transistor. This is what nanotechnology is all about. \n\nThe idea of "machines" is different at the nano scale. For example, a typical nano-motor wouldn't have shafts, like we're used to seeing. It might just consist of a structure made out of some piezoelectric material which undergoes nano-deformation upon application of a small electric field. Numerous such examples can be cited.\n\nAs for how it is done, one of the methods by which its implemented is through sputtering. Speaking in lay man terms, this is like building walls to the house, brick by brick, except in this case, the bricks are atoms themselves.
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When used correctly, technology media are very effective as reinforcers for near-mastery material, introducing discussion topics, etc.\n\nMost people learn best when presented information repeatedly, in a variety of formats.
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The difficulty is that technology only gives the power to change. It takes humans to decide which direction to change. Those that love power will use the technology to extend their power rather than to help others. There *have* been many advances made in the treatment of illnesses. Nobody today dies of smallpox. Nobody gets crippled by polio. Nobody goes deaf from mumps. Places with famines can get food shipped in to them.\n\nIn the past, if a crop failed (and this was common), people starved to death. Every place on earth was subject to this fear every year. Even the kings would have the fear of going without at times. Diseases were common and women died regularly in childbirth.\n\nSo, yes, there are diffciulties made by technology, but there are benefits also. The problem is people, not the technology.
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Cloning is the process of creating an identical copy of an original organism or thing. A cloning in the biological sense, therefore, is a molecule, single cell (like bacteria, lymphocytes etc.) or multi-cellular organism that has been directly copied from and is therefore genetically identical to another living organism. Sometimes this term can refer to "natural" clones made either when an organism is asexually reproduced by chance (as with identical twins), but in common parlance, a clone is an identical copy created intentionally.\n\nThe term clone is derived from κλων, the Greek word for "twig". In horticulture, the spelling clon was used until the twentieth century; the final e came into use to indicate the vowel is a "long o" instead of a "short o". Since the term entered the popular lexicon in a more general context, the spelling clone has been used exclusively.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloning