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Friday, 25 November 2011

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New Reviews on Sexual Reproduction and Inheritance Published in Biology Magazine

Mannheim, Germany (PRWEB) November 17, 2011

The Science Magazine EurekaMag.com covers a wide range of topics including biology, agriculture, horticulture, forestry, geography, environment and health. Drawing from this pool of scientific disciplines, it publishes reviews on biological topics which have recently become popular. These reviews are divided into two main categories with comprehensive reviews including the Biology Keyword Category and the Biology Keyphrase Category. The Biology Review Category provides much shorter reviews of biology topics.


The review on Sexual Reproduction is comprehensive and covers the creation of new organisms by combining the genetic material of two parent organisms. Since the offspring receives a genotype compounded from two different histories, sexual reproduction introduces new gene combinations in a population. The review shows examples that adoption to environmental change is generally faster in sexual reproduction than in asexual reproduction. It, however, also shows that zones of exclusively asexual reproduction exist at environmental extremes where sexual reproduction is physiologically restricted. Such sexual isolation is considered a relatively unimportant secondary process, and it is suggested that the reproductive isolation observed between allopatric species is mostly an incidental outcome of sexual reproduction. The review also provides examples of plant species which are incapable of sexual reproduction but nevertheless dominate large areas. Examples include P. labradorica dominates large areas of coastal marsh in northern Quebec and Labrador through vigorous production of rhizomes. Sexual reproduction is a crucial process for dispersal of species to new sites but also for the local invasion process. Examples of such processes from Australia and New Mexico are presented. It is, however, shown that in such situations clonal (asexual) growth can be the predominant mode of reproduction.


The review on Inheritance covers the processes of genetic transmission of characteristics from parents to offspring. It includes details of studies on Graves' disease (GD). Genetic factors are important for predisposition to Graves' disease and several HLA alleles have been shown to predispose certain groups of people to the disease. The probably that an individual will be affected with GD can, thus, be predicted, based on sex, HLA genotype, and family history. The review includes studies of other diseases which can be at least in part inherited and include Gardner's syndrome, Hippel-Lindau Disease, neurofibromatosis, several types of cancer and pheochromocytoma-associated syndromes. Besides human biology it also covers inheritence in plants and particularly important agricultural crops including cotton.


The Science Magazine EurekaMag.com was launched in November 1998 as the online version of the French science magazine "Eur

LAPTOP Magazine Names The Top 10 Back-to-School Notebooks

New York, NY (PRWEB) August 9, 2006

Just in time for the new school year, LAPTOP Magazine names the best back-to-school notebooks for students for every need and budget. In an exclusive online feature on http://www.laptopmag.com/backtoschool, LAPTOP offers a comprehensive list of appropriate systems for all types of users.


LAPTOPs editors hand-picked systems across multiple categories, ranging from Dells value-priced, dual-core laptop to Apples chic black MacBook. Whether its for the cash-strapped, the gamer, the hipster, or the studious student, LAPTOP takes the guesswork out of the back-to-school shopping season.


"Students are looking for notebooks with a sense of style and plenty of performance, but they also want to stay within a budget," said LAPTOP Editor-in-Chief Mark Spoonauer. "At the same time, they don't want the same system as everyone else, so we've handpicked several laptops that should appeal to many different types of buyers."


The top ten notebooks are:


The Hipster: Apple MacBook ($ 1,599)


The Cash-Strapped: Dell Inspiron e1505 ($ 869)


The Style Maven: HP Pavilion dv2000t ($ 1,199)


The Lightweight: Toshiba U205 ($ 1,199)


The Studious Student: Gateway M285E ($ 1,449)


The Gamer: Alienware Area-51 5750 ($ 2,149)


The Multimedia Maestro: Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV650 ($ 2,999)


The Surfaholic: Dell XPS M1210 ($ 2,356)


The Trust Fund Baby: Sony VAIO VGN-AR190 ($ 3,499)


The Klutz: Fujitsu T4210 Tablet PC ($ 1,729)


To learn more about LAPTOPs best back-to-school notebooks and get helpful buying advice, please visit http://www.laptopmag.com/backtoschool. For more information or to schedule interviews with LAPTOPs editors, media may contact Maggie Carr, Marketing Manager.


About LAPTOP Magazine


LAPTOP-Mobile Solutions for Business & Life celebrates the infusion of mobile technology into our daily lives. LAPTOP delivers hands-on product reviews, groundbreaking coverage of the latest tech trends, and helpful how-tos. LAPTOP continuously provides business travelers, IT professionals, and mobile enthusiasts with the information needed to stay connected effortlessly. In addition to the monthly issues, the six specials include Ultimate Mobility, Mobile Entertainment (spring and fall), Ultimate Wireless & Cellular Guide, Gadget Gift Guide, and Mobile Tech Buyer's Guide. LAPTOP and its special issues are published by Bedford Communications, Inc.


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