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Introduction:
The definition of genetic selection and animal welfare.
The parameters for the assessment of animal welfare.
The importance of genetic selection for the safety and health of livestock.
How genetic selection contributes to the general production levels of livestock.
The contribution of genetic selection to the development of positive emotions in livestock.
Rate of production and profitability indices due to genetic selection in animals.
A brief outline of the topics and areas of interest:
Considerations for animal welfare
Benefits of genetic selection
Methods of genetic selection
Genetic profiling and analysis for resistance
Considerations for animal welfare

Standards for proper animal welfare.

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A Thesis Submitted

for
the Degree of Bachelor of Arts (Honors)
in

Fashion & Textiles

(Fashion & Textile Design Specialism)

ACKNOWLEGEMENTS

AUTHORISATION
I hereby declare that this thesis is my own work and that, to the
best of my knowledge and belief, it reproduces no material
previously published or written, nor material that has been
where due acknowledgement had been made in the text.
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ABSTRACT

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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Background of Study

The prompt advancement of smartphone technologies facilitated individuals to gain better access to the Internet. With the development in mobile phone applications, the preponderance Continue reading...

ANIMALS OTHER THAN HUMAN HAVE EPISODIC MEMORIES.

Pause, B. M et al., (2015). Perspectives on episodic-like and episodic memory. - PubMed - NCBI. Retrieved 26 February 2015, from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23616754
Researchers Dickinson and Clayton have used research methods which rely on the food storage behavior of birds to study the episodic memory in some types of animals. The birds used in the study were scrub jays which were observed to be capable of having a memory of when and where they had caught certain types of food they had initially caught. Subsequent studies also revealed that corvids could similarly use a number of tools and hence indicating Continue reading...

Abstract

Climate change is a phenomenon that takes place cyclically every few hundred thousand years. However, what sets apart the climate change of this century is that the climactic change has largely been an outcome of human activities, which have given rise to the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. The increased temperature of earth has made observable impacts already, including melting of mountain glaciers, heavy downpours, extreme flooding and droughts, depletion and degradation of natural resources, and an increase in natural calamities. All these effects put together pose a threat to the survival of biodiversity. For the sustenance of biodiversity, Continue reading...

Introduction

The giant panda also known as Ailuropoda melanoleuca is a magnificent mammal. Pandas are white bears, with black eye patches, ears, legs, feet, shoulders and chest. A giant panda can grow close to six feet long and weighs about 300 pounds. They are as big as the black bear. These animals have large heads with rounded ears. Their eyes have slit pupils. They have chubby cheeks with strong jaws and teeth with large, sharp molars for crushing bamboo stalks. Pandas have flexible front paws with a sixth digit that works like a human thumb to allow the panda to Continue reading...

Coming across a person with little recognition of the processes which govern our ecosystem can be frustrating. For example, today I came across someone who viewed nature purely in the eyes of beauty and apparent gentility. To them anything that was alive, small, and covered with fur was valuable and worth attention. To me, however, items that are apparently deceased or decaying are a much more fascinating sight. For example, to most people a fallen trees is little more than an obstacle and potential firewood. While firewood is certainly a valid use of the energy in that tree, its Continue reading...

Medicine

(Department)

Introduction of Regulatory T cell

Regulatory T (Treg) cells belong to the family of T cells, which are important in modulating the activity of the immune system. These cells are involved in suppression or downregulation of induction and proliferation of effector T cells. They help in protection from immune-mediated diseases. In the past few years, extensive research has been done on regulatory T cells, and numerous functions of these cells have been found in various diseases such as allergy, autoimmunity related diseases, cancer, and microbial infection. Regulatory T cells are thought to be produced in the thymus from precursor cells having high affinity Continue reading...

ABSTRACT

Plastic usage and its consequences are a menace for the environment. In this paper we will discuss the effects of plastic usage, the consequences and repercussions the environment has to face because of this deadly product, what the government of different countries are doing to tackle the problem and how we on our personal level can contribute towards solving the problem. The paper will bring awareness among the people about the harmful impacts of plastic and the efforts that are being done to reduce the usage.

INTRODUCTION

Plastic bags are dangerous for the environment and health of the people. Since Continue reading...

Wallace (2004) in his article entitled “Consider the Lobster” described in detail how the Maine Lobster Festival is celebrated for more than 50 years. The main feature of the festival is showcasing the various ways of cooking lobster. The highly marketed festival consumes more than 25,000 pounds of freshly caught lobster just after the preparations. In the midst of the lobster tourism along with the attraction of the sun and fun, Wallace pointed out the truth about the mouth-watering lobster. After introducing where the marine specie came from, he went on saying that the lobster is actually a Continue reading...

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Abstract

Clostridium is a gram-positive bacillus bacterium. Any disturbance to healthy microbes of GI tract due to antibiotics activates the cytotoxins release by Clostridium, resulting in adverse effects. The toxins released by Clostridium are known as botulinum toxin. Its toxins are potent poisons but have several therapeutic qualities. It can block neuromuscular transmission, and this ability transformed it into a therapeutic tool. Botulinum toxin blocks acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction as well as in the sympathetic and parasympathetic neurons. It is used in vaccines to weaken overactive Continue reading...

1. What do these texts seek to teach us through each of their clashes of culture?
According to her, the latter were accorded a greater form of liberty due to the kind of social relations and placement of the women in the society at that time. As she points out, “to be found or expected in this World but I ought to give you Information, which can only be learned by Experience”. (Montagu, 1994). The travels that she made in Europe shaped the notion that she had about freedoms and liberty. The author seeks to compare the domestic conditions Continue reading...

Food itself does not readily cause diseases except when it contains intrinsic toxins or allergenic components, or when consumed in toxic or physically incapacitating quantities. Many of the infectious agents capable of causing foodborne diseases readily occur in enormous numbers. A variety of pathogens present in different types of food can cause illnesses, which may be life threatening. Examples of such pathogens are Clostridium perfringens, Staphylococcus aureus and Salmonella . The exposure of human beings to a variety of foodborne pathogens readily occur over secure geographical barriers at a higher rate, which the human evolution cannot keep pace. Susceptibility to Continue reading...