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Bio Ch. 2

Sex, Cancer, & a Vaccine

TermDefinition
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) can cause cancer
HPV is passed through sex
scientific claim a statement about how the world works that can be tested using the scientific method
how vaccines work Vaccines mimic natural infection, teach your immune system how to recognize a particular pathogen Develop Memory T and B cells
scientific literacy an understanding of the basics of science & the scientific process
credentials qualifications
bias a prejudice or opinion for or against something
basic research intended to expand the fundamental knowledge base of science
applied research businesses & industries provide money to apply research to human issues & commercial applications
primary literature first publication of scientific research that contains actual data with controls
peer review other scientists checked the data, methods, & claims before publication was allowed
secondary literature gives a basic overview of a topic or summarizes an area of research
pseudoscience set of statements, beliefs, or practices that seem scientific but aren't
correlation 2 or more aspects of natural world behave in an interrelated manner
causation the belief that events occur in predictable ways and that one event leads to another
meta-analysis a research paper that combines results from different studies
herd immunity when a large portion of a population is vaccinated (then, the spread of disease is contained)
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