How Cells Reproduce
SCI 200 Project Part One: Topic Choice Guidelines and Rubric
Overview: To start working on your planning document, you will review potential issues in the natural sciences and choose the issue you want to research in your project. Each topic in the Soomo webtext will include a potential question and a nonacademic source that you can review to help you judge whether you are interested in the topic. If none of these topics interest you, you can choose your own topic with the approval of your instructor.
Prompt: Select a contemporary issue in the natural sciences to investigate. You may select an issue that was discussed in the course, or you may select your own if you have instructor approval. You could consider using your topic and question from Perspectives in the Natural Sciences if they are something you would like to investigate further for this project. In this first step, you will identify your chosen issue and explain why it is significant.
Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:
Describe the issue in the natural sciences that you have selected to investigate.
Explain why this issue is significant. This may include how it is significant to you personally or professionally, or how it is significant to society as a whole.
Rubric
Guidelines for Submission: Your topic choice should be one to two paragraphs, double spaced, with 12-point Times New Roman font and one-inch margins. You should use current APA guidelines (or another format approved by your instructor) for any citations or references. Topic I'm chossing is Biology.
How Cells Reproduce
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How Cells Reproduce
Even with the current natural science advancements leading to a thorough understanding of living things, scientists are still perplexed by cell reproduction’s complexity and meticulous processes. A discussion by Seeker (2021) indicates that cell reproduction or cell division represents the process through which a cell from a living organism, also called the parent cell, forms two daughter cells. This process has been the cornerstone of survival in diverse species, ensuring they progress through their growth cycle. Its occurrence continues to intrigue researchers, demonstrating the ongoing studies seeking to clarify the intricate details of the process further and discovering other concealed aspects.
The discourse about the mechanics of cell reproduction will remain significant because it explains the maintenance of life. Many living organisms, including hum...