20 Topics for a Biology Literature Review – Pubrica

1. 20 TOPICS FOR BIOLOGY LITERATUREREVIEW An Academic presentationby Dr. Nancy Agens, Head, Technical Operations, Pubrica Group: www.pubrica.com Email:sales@pubrica.com

2. Today'sDiscussion Outline ofTopics Inbrief Introduction Procedure for Literature Review Topics inBiology General Topics to Focus FutureScopes

3. InBrief The literature review writing servicehelps the researchers to complete theirmedicalresearches. In most research areas literature reviews are inhighdemand. A need stems from the ever-increasing output of scientificpublications. Although recognition for scientists mainly comes from primary research, timely literature reviews and the topic selected can lead to new synthetic insights and are often widelyread.

4. Introduction The building block of all academic research activities, regardless of discipline, is to base the work on existing knowledge and link itup. Development of knowledge within the field of business researchis growing at a tremendous pace while remaining fragmented and interdisciplinary at the sametime. A review of literature can be generally defined as a more or less systematic way of collecting and synthesizing priorresearch. Scientific research support services offer the medical analysis datathat are related to researchwork.

5. Procedure for LiteratureReview The basic steps and essential choices involved in conducting a literature review will be suggested and addressed in fourphases Planning of the review Conducting of the review Analyses Writing thereview

6. Topics inBiology Obesity Related to GeneticPhenomenon Obesity is a heterogeneous disease whose biological causes arecomplex. The increasing frequency of obesity over the last few decades is attributed to environmental factors such as sedentary lifestyles and overnutrition, but that is obese at an individual level is determined by geneticsusceptibility. Is Paleo Diet the HealthiestChoice Paleolithic diethas been gaining worldwide popularity due to its putative health benefits. "Paleo" was Google's most wanted diet word in2014. Contd..

7. Resistant toAntibiotics Antibiotics are the' wonder medicines' used for battlingmicrobes. Numerous types of antibiotics have been not only used for therapeutic purposes for decades but have been used prophylactically across other fields such as livestock and animalhusbandry. The Need of the Hour –Coronavirus A cluster of identified-cause pneumonia patients was related to a wholesale market for seafood in Wuhan, China, in December2019. A previously unknown betacoronavirus was discovered from patients with pneumonia by using objective sequencing in thesamples. Contd..

8. Impact of TobaccoUse Cigarettes smoked in the form of either smoke or smokeless is dangerous for the humanbody. Globally, the death toll from cigarettes has risen to around 6.4 million annually and is on a steadyrise. Need to ReviewHIV Human Immunodeficiency Virus / Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV / AIDS) is a global health problem: more than 70 million people were diagnosed with HIV, 35 million died, and 36.7 million people are currently living with thedisease. Contd..

9. The UnsolvedLeprosy Leprosy, a chronic mycobacterial infection caused by Mycobacterium leprae, is an infectious disease that has destroyed human societies for thousands ofyears. This ancestral pathogen causes cutaneous lesions to disfigure, peripheral nerve damage, ostearticular deformity, loss of limbs and weakness, blindness andstigma. Tuberculosis – The Disease withoutBoundaries An airborne disease of Tuberculosis (TB) is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB), which usually affects the lungs causing severe coughing, fever, and chestpain. While current research has provided valuable insight into the transmission, diagnosis, and treatment ofTB. Contd..

10. The Epidemic of the Century –Diabetes Leprosy, a chronic mycobacterial infection caused by Mycobacterium leprae, is an infectious disease that has destroyed human societies for thousands ofyears. This ancestral pathogen causes cutaneous lesions to disfigure, peripheral nerve damage, ostearticular deformity, loss of limbs and weakness, blindness andstigma. Parkinson’sDisease The disease of Parkinson is a progressive neurodegenerative disease characterized by tremor and bradykinesia and is a common neurologicaldisorder. Male sex and advancing age are independent risk factors, and rising productivity and medical resources are taking on increasing toll as the populationages.

11. General Topics toFocus Challenges faced in Research of HerbalMedicines. The Global Burden of Periodontitis. The new Addiction of the Era – Gaming. The prevalence of Road Traffic Accidents among Food Delivery Workers. Diet and Nutrition assessment among SchoolChildren Contd..

12. The Boon and Ban of self-medication inIndia. Zombie – A Psychological concept of old tales. Backpain among weavers and farmers in India. Trends of Oral Cancer inIndia. Self-examination for Breast Cancer amongwomen

13. FutureScopes A review of the literature may be thorough or limited, but it should discuss landmark or principal works and works that have been important in thefield. The complexity of a review of the literature can vary according to assignment anddiscipline. The analysis of literature may be part of a larger piece of work or a stand-alone post, meaning it's a paperentirely. Moreover, literature reviews can pave a way to numerous research questions and researchideas.

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