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phylogenies that track with the ribosomal RNA genes. The products of these genes are likely
to play fundamental roles in cellular processes."
-- Reference: http://www.genome.org/cgi/content/abstract/GR-6528v1?etoc
195 "... biological engineers..."
"Biomedical engineering is an application of engineering principles and design to
challenges in human health and medicine. Bioengineering is related to Biological
Engineering, the latter including applications of engineering principles to the full spectrum of
living systems, from microbes and plants to ecosystems. Bioengineering exploits new
developments in molecular biology, biochemistry, microbiology, and neurosciences as well
as sensing, electronics, and imaging, and applies them to the design of medical devices,
diagnostic equipment, biocompatible materials, and other important medical needs.
Bioengineering couples engineering expertise with knowledge in biological sciences such as
genetics, molecular biology, protein chemistry, cytology, neurobiology, immunology,
physiology, and pharmacology. Bioengineers work closely with, but are not limited to,
medical doctors and other health professionals to develop technical solutions to current and
emerging health concerns.
Bioengineering is not limited to the medical field. Bioengineers have the ability to exploit new
opportunities and solve problems within the domain of complex systems. They have a great
understanding of living systems as complex systems which can be applied to many fields
including entrepreneurship."
-- Reference: Wikipedia.org
196 "... Imperfections were worked out, modifications made and eventually the new
animal was introduced into the actual planetary environment for final testing. "
"The basic ideals of Eugenics can be found from the beginnings of Western civilization. The
philosophy was most famously expounded by Plato, who believed human reproduction
should be monitored and controlled by the state. The basic eugenic principle from Plato’s
The Republic was, “The best men must have intercourse with the best women as frequently
as possible, and the opposite is true of the very inferior.
However, Plato understood this form of government control would not be readily accepted,
and proposed the truth be concealed from the public via a fixed lottery. Mates, in Plato’s
Republic, would be chosen by a “marriage number” in which the quality of the individual
would be quantitatively analyzed, and persons of high numbers would be allowed to
procreate with other persons of high numbers. In theory, this would lead to predictable
results and the improvement of the human race. However, Plato acknowledged the failure of
the “marriage number” since “gold soul” persons could still produce “bronze soul” children.
This might have been one of the earliest attempts to mathematically analyze genetic
inheritance, which was not perfected until the development of Mendelian genetics and the
mapping of the human genome.
Other ancient civilizations, such as Rome and Sparta, practiced infanticide as a form of
phenotypic selection. In Sparta, newborns were inspected by the city's elders, who decided
the fate of the infant. If the child was deemed incapable of living, it was usually thrown from
the Taygetus mountain. It was more common for girls than boys to be killed this way. Trials
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