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About Dana Krempels, Ph.D.
Expertise I can answer biology-related questions in the areas of evolution, zoology, botany, genetics, and ecology. But I don't answer homework questions or provide ideas for your science fair projects. So students please do your learning the right way by reading your text assignments and studying!
Experience At the University of Miami, I teach Evolution and Biodiversity, Botany, Zoology, Genetics, Ecology, and a variety of seminars (e.g., the Biology and Evolution of Human Gender Roles).
Education/Credentials I have a B.S. in Biology and an A.B. in English from the University of Southern California (1980).
I earned my Ph.D. in Biology in the area of evolutionary biology/visual physiology from the University of Miami in 1989.
Past/Present Clients I am currently an "expert" in both the "Rabbits" and "Wild Animals" categories.
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Expert: Dana Krempels, Ph.D. - 11/5/2009
Question 1- Do the genetic factore have any affects on prtection from A.I.D.s (H.i.v) illness ?
2- do the advanced geiticetty plants have any cuce for cancer ?
Answer Dear Ameraalshaar,
1 - Yes, very likely. Although most people are susceptible to infection by HIV, there are a few individuals who do not develop full-blown AIDS even though they are HIV positive. It's also possible, though difficult to determine, that some people exposed to the virus have immune systems that may recognize and destroy it before it is able to enter the T-cells.
2 - I am not sure what you mean by "advanced geiticetty plants". If you could check the spelling and ask again, I will do my best to help.
Dana
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