Finding The Secret of Life

How has the DNA technology revolution changed our understanding of medicine and disease? INTRODUCTION: They argued that when Watson and Click found DNA double helix in 1953 they confirmed discovery as "the secret to find life". But like all scientific pursuits, the record does not stop there. 60 years later, a group led by chemist "Shankar Balasubramanian" and cancer biologist "Steve Jackson" found an abnormal 4-stranded DNA arrangement called G-quadruplex occurring in telomeres. It is known that some of these G-quadruplexes have affinity for genes that control cell proliferation (these may play a role in the treatment of cancer).

As a young college student in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, Frankenstein is determined to find the secrets of life. He continues to learn, ignoring his family in Geneva, Switzerland. He steals parts of the body from the funeral home or medical laboratory and then uses electricity to make living things. He soon learned that he made a mistake: his creature was terrible. It left Frankenstein's dorm, but he did not leave his life. Frankenstein then saw that the creature returned to Geneva, where he returned after his brother William died. A servant girl Justin was condemned to have caused Williams to die, but Frankenstein knew that he was a murderer by seeing living creatures near the murder scene. When innocent Justin was executed for murder, Frankenstein's suffering became stronger. Frankenstein left his hometown town in his suffering and stayed in the mountain. This creature faces him and talks about his own story

At the beginning of the Gothic story, Frankenstein is a rustic scientist who likes to try. He is obsessed with finding the secrets of life and I hope that he can overcome death. Frankenstein believes that through his experiment he will be able to cure illness and extend his life. During his experiment he erroneously discovered the secret of life and decided to make himself. The decision to take on the role of Frankenstein's "God and others" was based on impulsive desire to achieve good faith and recognition, fame, and wealth. Scientists forged their destiny, but they did not realize that the creation of life brings responsibilities and unintended consequences. Frankenstein did not produce a wonderful person, but assembled monsters that made terrible fear. Monster destroys and preserves what Frankenstein takes care of