Quesiton: "Synthetic chromosomes, Transcriptomes, and Patents on BRCA genes" For your primary post, please respond to one of the following three topics with a post of at least 125 words that addresses each point given in ...
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Suppose a man carries a very common dominant mutation for a deadly muscular disease that doesn't show up until people are usually over 50 years of age (he has the disease). He and his wife are expecting their first child ...
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Choose ONE of the areas mentioned above that you would like to learn more about and write two or three paragraphs describing the process and how it relates to metabolism within the cell. Provide at least one specific (na ...
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Select two of the mechanisms of evolutionary change (mutation, gene flow, genetic drift or non-random breeding) and explain what each is and how each can lead to evolutionary change(change in genetic compositions within ...
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Assignment - The upper-case, blue letters are the 14th exon (of 20) in the Hephl1 gene in mice. The lower-case (black) letters are from the flanking introns. The highlighted bases indicate primers that may be used to ge ...
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Write the null hypothesis for the effect of temperature on catechol oxidase activity?
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You have been allocated a cDNA accession number from the NCB' database (see table below on page 2). Your task is to design experimental strategies that will allow you to: clone the cDNA in different expression vectors us ...
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy (md) is a recessive, sex-linked inherited disease in humans. A cross between a normal man and a woman who is a carrier of this trait, what are the odds that a sons or daughters would have MD? ...
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What is the complementary strand for: 5'-ATGCATGCATGCCC-3' How many turn(s) will this strand have? Are Eukaryotic cells always diploid during S phase whereas bacteria are only haploid at the end of DNA replication?
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Do polynucleotides make the proteins DNA polymerase 1, DNA Polymerase 3, Helicase, SSB proteins, ligase and Primase?
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