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    Kristina Sebastian Ms.Donatella Biology The Mysterious Disease of Patient X Sickle cell disease is a group of a red blood cell disorder that affects the hemoglobin typically inherited from one's person's parents or relative . The most common type would be sickle cell anemia ; cause by a shortage of red blood cells in the human body . Most people don't know if they have sickle cell disease, which you can get test for . Patient X had a sickle cell disease so he did not have an idea he had the…

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    Throughout the previous couple of decades, and as far back as numerous grown-ups can recall, the perspective of gene inheritance has been composed in the four letter dialect of DNA. The American Association for the Advancement of Science said that the hereditary changes and re-combinations have driven most portrayals of how phenotypic qualities are passed on starting with one era then onto the next. Analysts and doctors endeavored to unravel and find the pieces of information that recommended…

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    Evolution Of Human Cloning

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    Over the course of several millenniums, species have faced extinction by the hand of humans and nature. However, in recent decades, scientists have wondered if it is possible to bring back species that have gone extinct through genetics. Using DNA and protein coding, scientists have progressed to an era where what people thought was lost forever may just be capable of returning to a modern world. The ancestral genetic resurrection is composed of controversy in ethics, technological dependence,…

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    acceptable forensic evidence. Also there are rules in how forensic evidence is collected (Bockstiegel, 2015, p. 282). On the other had, “NCIS” shows different ways of gathering evidence. An example is offering a suspect a drink and using the cup for DNA. It is not as simple as that. Another misconception is that forensic scientists do not do all the testing for one case. The forensic scientist rarely follows a case from start to finish. One other misconception is forensic scientists do not eat…

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    What is cloning? Coning is the process of making a replica of something using its DNA. How does it affect agriculture? One way cloning affects agriculture is animals. The perfect animal can be made through cloning. Take a farm animal for example. You take the DNA from one farm animal, and clone it. A cow for example, it would never be sick, if it was a milking cow, it would produce some of the best milk. If it was a meat cow, you would get the best beef. If a female, it would get pregnant with…

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    made of 393 amino acids. It consists of four units (or domains): • A domain that activates transcription factors. • A domain that recognizes specific DNA sequences (core domain). • A domain that is responsible for the tetramerization of the protein. • A domain that recognized damaged DNA, such as incorrect position of base pairs or single-stranded DNA. 4. MECHANISM It plays an…

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    These vectors contain a 4.7 kilobase DNA genome, and they are created by inserting the desired gene along with promoters and helper genes into the virus where the viral DNA would normally be found. Once the AAV reaches a target cell, the virus synthesizes a second strand of DNA to be paired with the first, and it deposits its DNA into the target cell. However, the AAV vector is not capable of site-selective genomic integration. Instead, it creates circles of DNA that exist outside of the…

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    Cells provide many mechanisms to detect and repair DNA damage but these may be exhausted over prolonged exposure, overwhelmed by massive exposure or directly affected by exposure to a carcinogen. Key damage to DNA that results in a cancer-causing mutation occurs where there is activation of proto-oncogenes to oncogenes, or inactivation of tumor-suppressor genes (TSGs). Proto-oncogenes…

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    Agarose gel electrophoresis of DNA is used to seperate mixtures of protein and nucleic acid fragments. Molecules tend to differ in size, charge, and mobility. The objective of this procedure is to predict the distance of DNA migrating towards the positive electrode in the electrophoresis chamber. Many scientists use agarose gel electrophoresis to examine the DNA of criminal suspects. The first step in this procedure is to prepare a buffer containing 1% of the liquid agarose gel. Once the gel…

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    in the development of the human process. Nature us the inborn, innate character of an organism. Psychologists refer to our nature as a genotype. A genotype is one’s genetic code that is determined by the sequencing of the chemicals that is in one’s DNA. Nature is genetically influence. Nature is also genetic traits that evolve from generation to generation appears in almost all parts of human behavior, personality, and mental processes. Personally, I feel as if my personality traits, genetic…

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