Nucleic acid Task 2: Each person on the earth has its own unique genetic information, when stretched out we see that it’s is organised and tightly packed whilst also allowing it access to appropriate genes. The genetic information is stored in the DNA which is a chemical structure which has two backbone which form a spiral around each other so that it is held in place also it has 4 bases which are adenine, thymine, cytosine and guanine(1). There are also bridges across the bases which are hydrogen
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Result Table 1 : Number of viable cells after exposure to different duration of UV irradiation | |Duration |Number of colony | | |(min) | | | | |10-5 |10-6 |10-7 |10-8 |10-9 | |Group
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When I started the Evolution class, I was a little skeptic about whether or not I would believe in the theory of evolution were to be true. I was raised in a Baptist home where we were taught the God created the Heavens and the Earth in the book of Genesis. In Genesis 1 states that in the beginning the earth was without form and was dark. God divided the light from the darkness and created night from day. Throughout all that I was taught, I always wonder if there was something there before the
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decrease with age. C.increase with age. D.increase disease susceptibility. Question 6 of 12 1.0/ 1.0 Points Epigenetic investigation, although of recent origin, has already identified A.many active areas of nongene (junk) DNA. B.various kinds of small RNA molecules. C.histone remodeling as an important mechanism by which experience can influence gene expression. D.D) all of the above Question 7 of 12 1.0/ 1.0 Points Each codon on a strand of messenger
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Written Assignment 2: Biology and Technology in the Real World (Position Paper Click Link Below To Buy: http://hwcampus.com/shop/written-assignment-2-biology-technology-real-world-position-paper/ Course Outcomes This assignment is designed to help you achieve two of the four major course outcomes: • use knowledge of biological principles to ask relevant questions about the natural world • make observations and discriminate between scientific and pseudoscientific explanations
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Biology Units 3 &4 Notes -Chapter 1- The Chemical Nature of Cells | |Protein |Carbohydrates |Fats |Nucleic acid | |Monomer |Amino acids |Monosaccharaide |Fatty acids, glycerol |Nucleotide | |Example |2o Amino acids |Glucose, Fructose, Ribose |Triglycerides
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proteins that led to the treatment of diarrhea in kids from a third world country. A transgenic animal as said before is an animal that has been genetically altered so that it will produce a specific protein. This happens by foreign DNA being inserted into the animals’ DNA which scientists use to study human diseases that the animals are not normally susceptible to. In the Transgenic article, there are two methods
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polymerase from transcribing the gene, or promote transcription by exposing some of the single-stranded DNA to transcription-initiating enzymes. This action can be very useful as a gene therapy in patients who are producing too much, or not enough of a certain protein. Another prospect of this mysterious molecule is the creation of artificial life. All of the organisms on earth are based on DNA and RNA, so the idea of creating life with only PNA is very intriguing to scientists. The major problem
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structure of DNA James Watson, Francis Crick, Maurice Wilkins, Rosalind Franklin What did they discover about DNA? James Watson, along with Francis Crick, studied the molecular structure of DNA that had been extracted from cells and showed how it could serve as the chemical basis of inheritance. Although it is commonly known that everything they "discovered" they stole from Rosalind Franklin, who proceeded to obligingly die. That said they're incorrectly famous for discovering that DNA is composed
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Let us say something about Energy that I know while I was in high school Physics class. Energy is usually defined as the ability to do work. In general; we would say that energy is fundamental entity whose availability and flow are required for all phenomena, natural or artificial. Energy neither be created nor destroyed; rather it is changed from one form to another. That means mechanical energy, such as the kinetic energy of motion can be converted to heat energy. Let’s come to the type of energy
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