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Judith Harris
I am a scientist with a BSc along with a BSc (Hons.) degree. I also have a strong creative streak and have a certificate in graphic and advertising design. I love to use my creative side to explain the science I have learnt over the years. I love writing about topics covering Biology, chemistry, microbiology, biotechnology, genetics and environmental sciences – I love to write about everything that I love and everything that I understand, with the help of my creative toolkit. My favorite topic of interest is biotechnology. A special note: Believe in yourself, because you can achieve great things.

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What is protein?0
- Curious questions, Life Science, Microbiology
- December 12, 2014
Did you know that proteins are the building blocks of life? Proteins are big molecules that make all the tissue in your body. What exactly does it mean when we say “tissue”? It is all the types of material that your body and the bodies of plants, animals, are made of. What is a protein
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What is osmosis?0
- Curious questions, Life Science, Plants
- November 28, 2014
Have you ever heard about the term “osmosis”? Let’s find out more about this strange word, so that you can tell your friends all about it! Diffusion and osmosis: Before I can begin to tell you about osmosis, you first have to ask yourself the question: What is diffusion? Diffusion is the random movement of
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What is gravity?0
- Curious questions, Earth Science, Nature force
- November 7, 2014
Have you ever wondered what stops you from floating away from the earth’s surface? This is all because of a force called gravity. Let’s find out how gravity works! The definition of gravity: The gravity definition can be explained by saying that gravity is the natural (not made by man) force, that a celestial body
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What is a virus?0
- Curious questions, Life Science, Microbiology
- October 24, 2014
The thought of the word “Virus” is scary! We all know that a virus makes you feel sick. Have you ever wondered what a virus really is? What is this tiny “thing” that is invisible to your naked eye and gets into your body to give you chicken pox or measles? A virus is just
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