Kerri Camp and her team of M-Global researchers have been successful in extracting a D.N.A. molecule found in anaconda blood to create the ultimate Fountain of Youth virus. Not only is Kerri’s F.Y. virus capable of granting eternal life but, through testing, it has even been capable of bringing large mammals back from the dead. The most recent resurrection was successful in bringing back a male and female Barbary Lion, both of which have been extinct since 1922.

Before Kerri and her team can proceed with her plans to resurrect her grandfather, the founder of M-Global, Rob McDuff, her project must be approved by M-Global’s board of directors. Kerri is excited about what her team has found, but they faced significant setbacks along the way.

For this assignment, Kerri wants to know how your bio-experiment is going and she is prepared to hear the worst of the bad news. She has given you specific areas you will need to address in your Problem Analysis Report. Be mindful that if you use terms specific to your field, then you will also need to include definitions for those terms. If you need to go into detail as to how something works, does not work, or why something is faulty, then feel free to do so. Your report should be 3-4 pages. Additionally, Kerri wants you to use the Memo format and prefers that your overall recommendations be positive. She would rather you and your team work out the kinks as opposed to abandoning your brainchild altogether.

Abstract (The Problem)
Identify the problem, or what went wrong in your abstract. State and describe the problem (a summary), but save the intricate details for the Body/background.

Body (Word Bank / Background / Research)
Your body should be divided into at least three major subsections. Those subsections are as follows:

1. Word Bank
2. Background (in greater detail) of the problem
3. Research divided into subsections
   a). the investigation
   b). the findings that result from the investigation
   c). the conclusions drawn from the findings