Biology Key Words

Before going any further in my essay I will define one of the key words, the term ¨knowledge¨. This term presents more than one definition. For instance, the Cambridge dictionary definition is ¨understanding of or information about a subject that you get by experience or study, either known by one person or by people generally¨ . But today, referred to the statement ¨over time, knowledge has become more accurate¨, we have the purpose of studying if in different areas the knowledge they build in fact becomes more accurate as time passes by and new research is made. . An additional essential key word is ¨accurate¨, in particular since we, humans, are prisoners of this word. I say this because all the decisions we make in our life need to be ¨accurate¨

To develop this essay we will focus on Natural Science, ¨ a science or knowledge of objects or processes observable in nature, as biology or physics, as distinguished from the abstract or theoretical sciences, as mathematics or philosophy¨ and in History studies which definition is "the branch of knowledge that deals with past events; the formal record or study of past events, especially human affairs."

Linked to what I mention previously, I will focus on Natural Science. Knowledge can be acquired through Natural Science, Which has lots of roots such us physics, biology, geology, chemistry. The knowledge in science let us to comprehend the different processes and progression of world. There is knowledge from the pure science areas, such as the theory of relativity, big bang theory of evolution, to more applied science such as the investigation which has brought us antibiotics, electricity and all of our advanced technologies. The main aim of Biology studies is ¨to study the structure, function, growth, origin, evolution and distribution of living organisms¨ . To make this happen scientists have to

Usually when someone talks about biology studies we are 99% sure that ¨over time knowledge has become more accurate¨ since scientists constantly come up with new knowledge. For instance, the assisted reproduction. Assisted reproduction can be defined as the set of techniques employed to treat infertility, and it implies the handling of gametes . In July 25, 1978 was the first case of baby, called Louise Brown that was born by this treatment. The method that was employed to prosper in this birth was “In Vitro Fertilization”. An ovum was taken from the mother and its unification with the semen in a research laboratory. After that, the embryo was separated into four cells and then it was entrenched back in the mother. The accomplishment of this initial In Vitro Fertilization led to the established of techniques which are now frequently recognized as Assisted Reproduction. At the beginning, estimated chances of success were rather low, but they were further improved over the years, since a greater number of well-trained professionals in the field of reproductive medicine