Description
1. demonstrate an understanding of cellular structure and function in order to define homeostasis in aging
2. examine cellular interactions within tissues and between organ systems in order to recognize factors that contribute to mental and physical well-being
3. define the developmental processes involved in cellular maturation in order to make informed decisions about health maintenance and disease prevention throughout the human lifespan
4. apply knowledge of human aging to influence decision making in economics and public health policy
Your paper must address, in different sections, each of these learning goals. Below is the structure of the paper I suggest you follow.
“Title of your paper”
Your name
Abstract: One paragraph (approximately 50-100 words) summarizing the contents of your paper.
Key Words: 5-10 words/phrases that highlight the key concepts of your paper
Introduction to the “topic related to ageing you have chosen”
Approximately 500 words providing sufficient scholarly background to the topic so that a reader who is motivated to learn and knows nothing about the topic can get up to speed. Ok to use in text citations. Do *not* use quotation marks in any part of your paper. Write with originality throughout your paper.
Cellular and molecular basis of the “topic related to ageing you have chosen”
Approximately 500 words with an up-to-date critical summary of what the scholarly literature says on the cellular and molecular basis of the “topic related to ageing you have chosen”. Ok to use in text citations. Do *not* use quotation marks in any part of your paper. Write with originality throughout your paper.
How does “topic related to ageing you have chosen” affects tissues and organ systems
Approximately 500 words with an up-to-date critical summary of what the scholarly literature says about how does “topic related to ageing you have chosen” affects tissues and organ systems. Ok to use in text citations. Do *not* use quotation marks in any part of your paper. Write with originality throughout your paper.
The “topic related to ageing you have chosen” through the life of a person, particularly later in life
Approximately 500 words with an up-to-date critical summary of what the scholarly literature says about the “topic related to ageing you have chosen” through the life of a person, particularly later in life. Ok to use in text citations. Do *not* use quotation marks in any part of your paper. Write with originality throughout your paper.
How can a person having the “topic related to ageing you have chosen” be maintained as healthy as possible and what public health and policy implications the “topic related to ageing you have chosen” has
Approximately 500 words with an up-to-date critical summary of what the scholarly literature says about how can a person having the “topic related to ageing you have chosen” be maintained as healthy as possible and what public health and policy implications the “topic related to ageing you have chosen” has. Ok to use in text citations. Do *not* use quotation marks in any part of your paper. Write with originality throughout your paper.
Discussion
Several paragraphs (approximately 500 words) summarizing the new insights you garnered from this paper. Ok to use in text citations. Do *not* use quotation marks in any part of your paper. Write with originality throughout your paper.
Conclusions
One paragraph (approximately 100-200 words) summarizing the main punchlines of your paper. Ok to use in text citations. Do *not* use quotation marks in any part of your paper. Write with originality throughout your paper.
Literature Cited
At least, fifteen references from the primary scholarly literature. Make sure to render the references in a standard bibliographic style (e.g., https://pitt.libguides.com/citationhelp). Absolutely do not only provide the link.
