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<em>I stopped to think for a moment, and realized </em><em>chemical energy</em><em> is found in food. Then, I thought about how the other day when I saw lightning, that is an example of </em><em>electric energy</em><em>. Then I thought about how when throw a ball, that is a form of </em><em>kinetic energy</em><em>. The other day, when I was hammering a nail into a piece of wood, that was a form of </em><em>mechanical energy</em><em>. An example of </em><em>nuclear energy</em><em> would be the nuclear power plant by our house. Before my book fell off my table, this is an example of </em><em>potential energy</em><em>. The energy from the sun is an example of </em><em>radiant energy</em><em>. Volcanoes and earthquakes around the world are an example of </em><em>seismic energy</em><em>. </em><em>Sound energy</em><em> would be the balloon that I popped the other day. </em><em>Thermal energy</em><em> would be the heat I feel from the heater.</em>
Answer: Stem cell research has the potential to treat diseases that are currently burdened with high health care costs—especially chronic conditions such as heart disease, Alzheimer's disease or diabetes, the costs of which threaten to cripple the healthcare system.
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The regions near the topic receive more sunlight compared to those of the equator.
C and D can be ruled out since Dominant and Recessive refer to the alleles, not the offspring. Since the parents supplied different alleles to their offspring, the offspring would be heterozygous (hetero- means different, homo- means same).
