Tips on writing a persuasive paper: (Adapted from Nancy Huddleston Packer and John Timpane, 1986 Writing Worth Reading: A Practical Guide, St. Martin's Press: New York). A good way to learn about persuasive writing/evidence is to critically evaluate while you read. Starr is making an argument that medicine in America has developed in certain ways, with specific outcomes.
Best Answer: Reproduction in bacteria: Bacteria reproduces by cell division. Bacteria grow to a fixed size and then reproduce through binary fission, a form of asexual reproduction. Reproduction in yeast: Yeast reproduces by budding. Here a small bud, or daughter cell, is formed on the parent cell.
ALL CELLS COME FROM PRE-EXISTING CELLS (however, sometimes one cell comes from two!). ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION: involves one parent; daughter cells are identical to the parent cell. SEXUAL REPRODUCTION: involves two parent cells; each parent gives some of its traits (characteristics) to the offspring. MITOSIS vs. MEIOSIS. MITOSIS: 1) growth and asexual reproduction; 2) occurs in all cells (my-toes-ees); 3) daughter cells are identical to parent (same # of chromosomes). MEIOSIS: 1) sexual reproduction; 2) occurs in sex cells (my-oh-sees); 3) daughter cells are different than parent 1/2 # of chromosomes).