How has the ability to make copies of dna transformed our world? how will it continue to transform our world even further?
4. what example does kraves give for how personal dna machines can save lives? explain.
5. do you think that personal dna machines would or hinder our criminal justice system and the work of forensic scientists? why? explain

1. develop an action plan to deal with each of the following scenarios. a friend offers you a cigarette. (2 points) you go to a party and see they are serving alcohol. (2 points) a student offers to sell you some marijuana. (2 points) a friend comes to your house and asks you if he or she can take drugs out of your parents' medicine cabinet. (2 points)

When and why were fingerprints first used in the united states

The process of rocks breaking down and becoming other rocks