This essay will discuss the use of blood in industry. In specific, the use of horseshoe crab blood as an important resource in the biomedical community will be focused on. Limulus blood contains a certain type of cell called an amoebocyte that allows for blood to neutralize toxins through forming…
The avian egg is predominantly perceived as a static structure. In reality, the avian egg is influenced by many internal factors, such as gaseous exchanges and the development of the embryo, as well as external factors such as the nesting environment and the impacts of the human industry on shell…
This report describes two of the most important gas exchangers for all living animals: lungs and gills. Throughout the research, cutaneous respiration will also be explained; however, the most efficient oxygen diffusion rates are obtained through lungs and gills, which are our main concern. The purpose of this biological design…
In the past couple decades, the field of artificial organs has seen immense progress, such as more comfortable prosthetic limbs and artificial livers. However, in recent years, a need for a technology able to detect the presence of molecules that the human nose cannot has emerged, leading to the creation…
This paper delves into the details and applications of stable isotope and diet analysis. The report begins by giving a general overview of some key terms, ideas, and applications of stable isotopes and their use in research. It then follows with a comprehensive investigation of stable isotope analysis in terrestrial…
The design of the avian egg presents intricacies ranging from its mechanically durable architecture to its composition of bacterial protective materials. Characteristics such as the function, architecture, operation, and eggshell vulnerabilities are presented to outline the success of embryo survival and chick pipping. Protection against various external conditions and the…