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20 Topics for a Biology Literature Review
Dr. Nancy Agens, Head,
Technical Operations, Pubrica
sales@pubrica.com
In Brief
The literature review writing service helps
the researchers to complte their medical
researches. In most research areas
literature reviews are in high demand. A
need stems from the ever-increasing
output of scientific publications.
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 widely read.
Keywords: Literature Search, Topics,
Journals, Coronavirus, Biology
I. INTRODUCTION
The building block of all academic
research activities, regardless of
discipline, is to base the work on existing
knowledge and link it up. Hence, doing so
correctly should be a priority for all
academics. However, the task has got more
and more complicated. Development of
knowledge within the field of business
research is growing at a tremendous pace
while remaining fragmented and
interdisciplinary at the same time. This
makes it difficult to keep up with state of
the art studies and be at the forefront, as
well as analyse the accumulated evidence
in a specific area of research. Therefore,
the literature review as a method of
research is more relevant than ever. A
review of literature can be generally
defined as a more or less systematic way
of collecting and synthesizing prior
research. A successful and well-done
analysis as a research method provides a
firm foundation for the advancement of
knowledge and the growth of theory.
Scientific research support services offer
the medical analysis data that are related
to research work. Through combining
observations and insights from many
scientific studies, a review of the literature
will answer research questions with a
strength that no single study has (Boyd &
Solarino, 2016).
II. THE PROCESS OF CONDUCTING A
LITERATURE REVIEW
There are a number of steps that
need to be taken and decisions are taken to
produce a study that satisfies the
publication criteria. The basic steps and
essential choices involved in conducting a
literature review will be suggested and
addressed in four phases; (1) Planning of
the review, (2) Conducting of the review,
(3) Analyses and (4) Writing the review
(Palmatier et al., 2018).
III. INTERESTING TOPICS TO
CHOOSE IN BIOLOGY
Here we have discussed 20 topics
to choose in biology, which can be quite
interesting. The first 10 topics are
explained to the point where we can work
and the remaining 10 articles are stated on
general themes.
1. Obesity related to Genetic
Phenomenon
Obesity is a heterogeneous disease
whose biological causes are complex. 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 genetic susceptibility (Venkatesan &
Mohan, 2016).

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2. Is Paleo diet the healthiest choice
Paleolithic diet has been gaining
worldwide popularity due to its putative
health benefits. "Paleo" was Google's most
wanted diet word in 2014. Nonetheless, a
2015 US News and World Report ranking
of 35 diets with feedback from a panel of
health experts ranked the Paleolithic diet
dead last, citing a lack of evidence of
clinical benefits from research (Manheimer
et al., 2015).
3. Resistant to Antibiotics
Antibiotics are the' wonder
medicines' used for battling microbes.
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 animal husbandry.
Uncertainty has emerged as microbes have
become immune to specific antibiotics
while the host remains unaware of the
development of antibiotic resistance
(Zaman et al., 2017).
4. 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 December 2019. A previously
unknown betacoronavirus was discovered
from patients with pneumonia by using
objective sequencing in the samples .
5. Impact of Tobacco Use
Cigarettes smoked in the form of
either smoke or smokeless is dangerous for
the human body. Globally, the death toll
from cigarettes has risen to around 6.4
million annually and is on a steady rise
(Shah et al., 2018).
6. The need to review HIV
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 the disease (Fajardo-Ortiz et al.,
2017).
7. The Unsolved Leprosy
Leprosy, a chronic mycobacterial
infection caused by Mycobacterium leprae,
is an infectious disease that has destroyed
human societies for thousands of years.
This ancestral pathogen causes cutaneous
lesions to disfigure, peripheral nerve
damage, ostearticular deformity, loss of
limbs and weakness, blindness and stigma
(Franco-Paredes & Rodriguez-Morales,
2016).
8. Tuberculosis – The Disease without
Boundaries
An airborne disease of
Tuberculosis (TB) is caused by
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB),
which usually affects the lungs causing
severe coughing, fever, and chest pain.
While current research has provided
valuable insight into the transmission,
diagnosis, and treatment of TB over the
past four years, much remains to be
learned to effectively decrease the
occurrence of and ultimately eliminate TB
(Levine et al., 2015).
9. The Epidemic of the Century –
Diabetes
It studies the epidemic essence of
diabetes mellitus in various regions. The
North Africa and the Middle East region
has the lowest prevalence of diabetes in
adults (10.9 percent), while the Western
Pacific region has the highest number of
diabetes-diagnosed adults and countries
with the highest incidence of diabetes
(37.5 per cent) (Kharroubi, 2015).

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10. Parkinson’s Disease
The disease of Parkinson is a
progressive neurodegenerative disease
characterized by tremor and bradykinesia
and is a common neurological disorder.
Male sex and advancing age are
independent risk factors, and rising
productivity and medical resources are
taking on increasing toll as the population
ages (Hayes, 2019).
IV. GENERAL TOPICS TO FOCUS
1. Challenges faced in Research of
Herbal Medicines.
2. The Global Burden of Periodontitis.
3. The new Addiction of the Era –
Gaming.
4. The prevalence of Road Traffic
Accidents among Food Delivery
Workers.
5. Diet and Nutrition assessment among
School Children
6. The Boon and Ban of self-medication
in India.
7. Zombie – A Psychological concept of
old tales.
8. Backpain among weavers and farmers
in India.
9. Trends of Oral Cancer in India.
10. Self-examination for Breast Cancer
among women
IV. FUTURE SCOPES
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 the field. The
complexity of a review of the literature can
vary according to assignment and
discipline. The analysis of literature may
be part of a larger piece of work or a stand-
alone post, meaning it's a paper entirely.
Moreover, literature reviews can pave a
way to numerous research questions and
research ideas.
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