Healthcare and Life Sciences

The topic of the research paper will be any disease or condition of the body.  The paper must include a thorough description of the disease/condition; current statistics of those affected; explanations on how the various body systems are affected; and any medications/treatments that are available, if any.  I would suggest you use the outline of: Normal Anatomy and Physiology of the Organ system(1-3 pages), Pathology leading to the disease/condition (1-3 pages), Treatment Options, to include at least one in-depth look at a lifestyle change, drug or procedure that can be utilized to fix the pathology, (find a research study or case study that demonstrates the effectiveness of this treatment) (1-3 Pages). A research paper should be 5-7 pages at a minimum not including the title page, abstract and reference page. I really want to see you go into some details on how things should normally work, how things are not working correctly leading to symptoms and then how to fix or possibly bring the anatomy and physiology back towards normal.

Your paper should be written in the THIRD PERSON taking the individual out of the writing and avoiding pronouns such as I, we, my, our (first person) and you, yours, your, us, we (second person). You should deal with facts and not opinions, thus providing citations within your paper and on your reference page. Focus on the subject itself and not on your feelings about the subject. The use of third person retains a formal tone in your writing. The use of first and second person can make a document seem more casual.

5 pages

APA 7 References

Water Quality and Planktonic Communities of the Blackwater Satilla River

Abstract

Blackwater rivers in the southeastern U.S. have naturally low dissolved oxygen (DO) levels during the summer months. How can we recognize when we are observing naturally low DO levels or when we are observing low DO levels caused by various point and non-point influences? Are there planktonic organisms that can indicate excess nutrients, high turbidity, or low DO? To answer this, we must first understand the basic planktonic community composition in blackwater rivers. This study examined differences between two locations on the Satilla River (Woodbine and Burnt Fort) in relation to physiochemical parameters (e.g., DO, pH, salinity, conductivity, temperature, and secchi disk depth) and plankton communities (taxa richness, evenness, and diversity). Both Woodbine and Burnt Fort showed mean DO levels that fell below the state standard of 4.0 mg/L, even though only Woodbine is classified, using Georgia state standards, as a part of a DO-impaired segment. Results indicated that Woodbine had lower DO, higher turbidity, higher temperatures, and a greater salinity influence than Burnt Fort. Woodbine also had a greater number of plankton taxa, but the taxa were not as evenly distributed as at Burnt Fort, which therefore had a greater diversity index. The average total abundance of phytoplankton differed significantly between the two sites as well as the relative abundance of five other subgroups; these should be further studied to better understand how plankton abundance and diversity change with the influx of nitrates, phosphates, and organic matter.

13 Pages

APA

The paper is a literature review on the ways food and beverage industry deal with food allergy. It consists of an introduction, what is food allergy, and how food and beverage industry deals with incidents of food allergy.

4 pages

APA