Transgenic animals are engineered to contain foreign DNA in their cells. The main aim to produce transgenic animals is to introduce genetic material into the genome of an organism to generate new traits.  Such animals are created with the aim of manufacturing life-saving pharmaceuticals in their milk in order to serve as disease models to emulate some human disorders to supply organ donors for transplantations or serving as food. When transgenic animals are created, DNA genes should be manipulated. For instance, a human gene that encodes for a pharmaceutical enzyme is introduced into the genome of a mouse as a result the mouse produces that drug. With the aid of…

University of Phoenix alumna Chante Pantilla wanted to connect better and help people in her job as a counselor. She says, “I think the role of a counselor is to be the agent of change.” She felt her psychology degree was limiting. Her counseling degree from University of Phoenix helped her to fine tune her social skills. She sought the additional degree because she wanted to better understand people and, thus, be better able to help them. She chose University of Phoenix because it was convenient. Working full time, she was limited in the time she could devote to earning her degree. The University of Phoenix schedule worked well with…

The founder of University of Phoenix had one goal: level the playing field for busy adults who still wanted a college degree. Today, the University is fighting to level the playing field across all ethnicities, cultures and backgrounds. Instead of simply talking about the need for change, the University has taken action toward a more just world. We’ll look at how leaders, staff members and students alike are being taught a more conscientious set of standards. Listening to Each Other In the fall of 2020, University of Phoenix and the National Diversity Council partnered together to create a webinar entitled “Essential Conversations in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion”. This seminar could…