she no longer capable of help him to take over human race. As a revenge from what Magneto had done, Mystique gave away the hideout place of Magneto to the police. Then, Cyclops return to the place where Jean died where he meet Jean who are supposed to be dead. Jean had changed and she killed Cyclops. Charles who worried about Cyclops as Cyclops has sensing problem where he could not control his power had sent Wolverine and Storm to investigate. However, when Wolverine and Storm arrived at the place where Jane was killed, the whole place is in a mess where there are floating rocks everywhere. They found Cyclops’ glasses and unconscious Jane. Charles explains that when Jean sacrificed herself, she unleashed the powerful alternate personality. When Jean awaken, she attacks Wolverine and escape to her childhood house. Magneto who was aware that Jean is now a powerful mutant meets Charles at Jean's house. The two men trying to gain Jean's loyalty until Jean alternate personality resurfaces, unleashing her devastating power. Jean destroys …show more content…
her family's house, disintegrates Charles, and left Magneto. Then, the X-Men regroup and confront Magneto's army, which is attacking the pharmaceutical company's laboratory which is the place where the antibody was created. During the confrontation of X-men and magneto’s army, Beast injects Magneto with the antibody which suppress his mutated genes. After the battle, the alternate personality of Jean arises and begins to destroy everything and everyone around her. Fortunately, Wolverine succeed in gaining control and Jean begs Wolverine to kill her in order to end all these. Finally, Jean was killed by Wolverine. Some of the members of X-Men was killed while some survived and Magneto now live as an ordinary man without mutated genes. One of the examples of evolution in the movie is evolution of some individuals which occurred as a result of mutation.
Mutation results in the changes in physical or physiology of an organism. Like in the movie, Mystique who can change someone else physically. Mutation could be beneficial, neutral or harm the organisms as mutation occur randomly. In the movie, the mutation that occur in their X genes led to super ability which is beneficial. However, mutation in the movie is not possible in real life. This is because mutation in human in chromosomal mutation only harm and will not give any superpower like in the movie. Chromosomal mutation in human are as a result of deletion, duplication, inversion and translocation of chromosomes. All these will results in either excess chromosomal numbers or less chromosomal numbers, Aneuploidy such as Down syndrome. Mutation is one of the reasons which is one of the factor that led to
evolution.
When Charles learns her true identity from his protective bodyguard, he reacts with miserable distress. The camera follows him as he strides stoically to the bar and orders a stiff drink in a general shot. The background music is now very ominous and slow. Jean arrives from the left of him in the ship's bar; the camera goes into a medium shot of Jean and Charles at the bar. She is wondering why he looks so worried and crestfallen, and guesses that it's because he is "falling in love with a girl in the middle of an ocean." Truthful for once in her life, she admits her authentic love for him and her mistakes and puts her left arm around his shoulders. Midstream, she realizes that he's found out about her. The scene of Charles rejecting Jean is shot with a medium shot of both of them at the bar.
... Jane tears down the wallpaper and separates from her alter ego as a result obtaining her freedom.
The nature vs nurture debate has been continuing for years between sociologists and physiologists. Socialisation is defined as the ways in which a person learns to become a functioning member of society (Encyclopaedia Britannica, 2017). The film Nell directed by Michael Apted in 1994 showcases the conceptual debate of nature verses nurture through the characterisation and development of Nell. Nature is associated with biology - that is a persons genetics, DNA and general bodily being. For example, a persons particular genetics can make them more inclined to inherit specific diseases that run through their family such as diabetes. Nurture is the aspects of a person that are collected through their life. Nurture refers to the qualities of a person
The 1991 movie My Girl tells the story of 11-year-old Vada Sultenfuss who, having lost her mother at birth , lives with her dementia-ridden grandmother and her job-oriented father in the funeral parlour that he owns and operates. The story follows Vada, an extreme hypochondriac who has many strange misconceptions about death, through a variety of life-changing experiences, including the engagement of her father and the devastating loss of her best friend, Thomas Jay. Through these experiences, the audience witnesses Vada’s social, emotional, and intellectual growth, as well as her changing views of death.
The cancer cells from gene-mutation. Scientists now know some of the risk factors for lung cancer can cause certain changes in the DNA of lung cells. These changes can lead to not normal cell growth and, sometimes, cancer. DNA is the chemical in each of our cells that makes up our genes and how our cells function. People usually look like their parents because they are the source of our DNA. But DNA affects more than how we look; it also can affect our risk for developing certain diseases, including some kinds of cancer like lung cancer etc…Some people inherit DNA mutation from their parents that greatly increase their risk for developing certain cancers.
One of the most controversial topics discussed in the world of medicine pertained to the topic of genetic engineering. Some doctors saw it as tool of world destruction, however many of them seeing it as a chance of potential cures and treatments. Charles Darwin first introduced this idea. In his first publication, The Origin of Species, he introduced the idea of survival of the fittest. He stated that evolutionary change was only possible due to the genetic variation between each generation, including the combination of different characteristics. In other words, he wrote that only those who had desirable characteristics, in terms of survival, would be able to pass down their genes. If two bred and possessed desirable characteristics, then the desirable characteristic would strengthen, modifying the genes. Darwin’s theories have been the base of many medical breakthroughs that contributed to genetic engineering. The idea soon influenced medicine, the idea of strengthening the healthy cells and isolating them from the unhealthy ones. The simple idea Darwin discovered had changed medicine as a whole. Today, doctors and scientists are able to manipulate genes in order to create new treatments and cures. Today, Darwin’s discovery changed and saved millions of lives around the world. Despite the fact that genetic engineering can have a negative impact on society, it was an important discovery due to the advancement in conventional medicine.
... have been doing a phenomenal job of figuring this out. DNA is the chemical in each cell that carries our genes. DNA is the source of just about everything. It not only determines what we look like, but also many other things. Instructions are on some of our genes to let them know when they need to multiply and divide. Cancers can be caused by DNA defects.
Shortly after the groundbreaking discovery of the structure of DNA in 1953, the scientific world was essentially given the ability to alter the genetic sequence of any living organism using a process known as 'genetic engineering'. By definition, genetic engineering is 'the deliberate modification of the characteristics of an organism by manipulating its genetic material', it is quite simply an unnatural process which defies the ordinary course of nature. As of yet, no devastating or permanent damage has been done. However, the unpredictable nature and unknown consequences genetic engineering holds is more than enough reason to be cautious, as one mistake could have irreversible and catastrophic effects.
An ordinary human body contains approximately one trillion cells and precisely 46 chromosomes in each cell. However, the human body can be altered by a genetic mutation. Over the course of history, genetic mutations have had a large impact on the human race. They have brought harm to numerous amounts of people. Cancer, in particular, is one of the most lethal diseases. Cancer begins when a portion of DNA inside a chromosome is damaged, causing a cell to mutate. Then, the mutated cell reproduces multiple times and creates a tumor. Afterwards, cancer cells break off of the tumor, enter the bloodstream, and disperse throughout the body. If the cells break off, the tumor is considered malignant - this type of cancer is very difficult to cure. Many patients today stay optimistic for a medication to heal cancer. It is imperative to address a few of the causes and effects of cancer in order to gain a general knowledge of genetic mutations.
In October of 2013, the US Food and Drug Administration held a two-day public meeting to talk about genetic mutation involving the human egg and which changes will be passed on generationally (“Genetically Modified Children”). Human gene mutation has been practiced since 1990, but most of the practices involved non-heritable genes which was called a somatic gene mutation (“Genetically Modified Children”). Somatic gene changes only affect the individual and are not passed on to future generations, and so these somatic gene mutations do not affect the human genome (“Genetically Modified Children”). Genetic mutation changed with the first successful birth of 30 attempted genetically mutated children by 2001 (“Genetically Modified Children”)....
Mutation happens when the DNA gene gets changed, moves, or is damaged. When this happens it causes the genetic message to be carried by that gene to be different. This process can occur in somatic cells. The somatic cells are all the cells that are a living organism except the reproductive cells, meaning the body. For example, the skin cells on your legs are and will not be passed on to ones offsprings. In addition those leg cells will not effect the evolution. Another occurrence is called gametic mutations, which is in a woman's eggs and or in a man's sperm. These are cells that are and can be passed on to ones offsprings, and they are the essentials for the evolution. There are three effects mutation causes to a species. Species can only takes on one of the three. The three effects are bad, neutral, and good. Having a bad mutation can cause one to have a harder time being able to survive. Having a neutral mutation will not change or help one to survive. Having a good mutation will help one to survive and have a better chance of survival. However, mutation is random in the evolution, and provides raw material for natural selection, genetic drift, and gene flow...
Analysis of Movie Moulin Rouge In this essay I will be analyzing in depth four scenes from Baz Luhrmann's critically acclaimed Moulin Rouge that was released in 2000. I will be analyzing the opening sequence, the sequence in the Moulin Rouge itself, the two dancing sequences 'Like a Virgin' and 'Tango Roxanne' and the final scenes of the film. Throughout this essay I will be commenting on the filming techniques that Luhrmann uses and what affects these have on the audience, also I will be analyzing how the film is similar and different to typical Hollywood Musicals.
Jean is a wife of a powerful man. Based on her husband word and actions, image and work are his primary concerns. In the beginning, Jean say that " Rick spent dinner on his phone most of the night and not showing Jean an attention." He Mentions that he thinks Jean is jealous of Karen, who works closely with Rick. Later, while Jean is extremely emotional and upset because rick doesn't take her seriously and shuffles her off to bed so he can work on his image and how voters will respond to the robbery. Moreover, this shows that Jean does not have any responsibilities or any true friends throughout the film. The character of Jean Cabot allowed her past to interfere with her life during the whole movie. For example, when Jean and her husband Rick SUV was stolen by two black men with guns; Jean wouldn't let it go she always had something to say about it. Jean was the type of character that try to make others feel how she feel and also try to make others characters feel sorry for her. Most of Jean's fear would come from her personal problems. However, Jean's blind fear, anger and her emotions are a result of how alone she feels. For the most part Jean does not even exhibit interpersonal immediacy with others. Therefore, Jeans perception with herself is consistent with the way others see her
“A mutation is a sudden and unpredictable change in the genetic structure of an organism” (Mind Action Series: Life Science Textbook and Workbook Grade 12 FET, 2010). Mutations can be somatic, which means they occur in the somatic cells which have a full set of chromosomes but they are not used to carry hereditary information to future generations. Mutations can also be germ line, which occurs in the germ cells which come together to form the embryo and are therefore passed on to offspring. Mutations can be caused by chro...
Another mechanism is a hereditable type of evolution is mutations. Mutations are alterations to a gene. Mutation can be harmful, beneficial or neutral. Mutations are the origin of the source of genetic diversity (9).Mutation that are harmful, hinders the chances of the organism chances of survival and are likely to die along with the mutations. Beneficial mutations increase the chances of the individual to survive in its environment, and they will be more likely to reproduce and pass on the gene to future generations (9).