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    Chronological lifespan of S. cerevisiae mutants lacking telomere capping protein Cdc13 and Exo1 Lay summary For over 25 years, yeast has been used as a model to understand cellular processes such as how; DNA is repaired and produced, also for understanding different aspects of the cell lifecycle and principle molecular processes in eukaryotes (the same type of cells that make up humans, animals and plants). Because yeast can be easily grown until it dies in a relatively short time, it is an…

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    many chemical and physical properties. Copper is a good conductor of electricity and is malleable (the ability to be bent) which is why copper is used in electrical wiring. It is also used in bronze and brass as an alloying agent(3). Chemists use a sequence of chemical reactions to obtain a desired product that cannot be obtained in a single reaction. In the series of reactions, the product of the initial reaction selected with reagents, is used as a reactant in the second reaction. This process…

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    Pseudomonas Case Study

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    Kalyani et al (2009) studied an isolated strain of Pseudomonas sp. SUK1 from the waste disposal sites of local textile industries in India, with the objective of evaluate an ecofriendly textile dyes biodegradation. To isolate the microorganism, they first collected a soil sample from the waste disposal site and inoculated the sample in a nutrient medium with a dye. Then they incubated and plated in agar with dye. The colonies that had a halo of decolorization were selected to be submitted to…

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    formation of and the cellular response to protein aggregation, as well as the normal function of Q/N-rich sequences (6).Even though it does not have organization grade required for the study of Neuropathology , it is perfectly suitable for general cellular mechanisms. Along with the above advantages Dictystelium is one of the widely used models to study autophagy and the presence of conserved heat shock proteins makes it suitable to be a model for polyQ diseases. So some of the members from our…

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    All of the following have to do with how life came upon earth, if it was created, how, by who, and such, it tells the theory and and if was created on earth or brought upon by a couple factors. All of the hypothesis show what is being created, most of which are creating organic molecules, or explaining how it becomes created and where. By knowing this information you can choose which you think is the most likely to be how organic molecules were created.with the Primordial Soup it was said that…

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    Ebola Virus

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    The Ebola virus is gaining worldwide fame due to its sensational outbreak originating from Sierra Leone. The outbreaks of the virus have been recognized and effectively dealt with in the past, but the present outbreak is becoming a overwhelming challenge. Approximately there have been 15,000 suspected cases of the disease and 6,000 confirmed deaths so far. The horrifying visual hemorrhagic symptoms caused by the Ebola virus include internal and external bleeding as well as the fear inducing…

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    Science Matters: Achieving Scientific Literacy Robert M. Hazen and James Trefil wanted to write a book a book that explained the fundamentals of science without being too obscure or specialized. Science Matters : Achieving Scientific Literacy is a book for the general reader that is informative enough to be a popular textbook for introductory courses in high school and college, and yet well-written enough to appeal to general readers uncomfortable with complicated mathematics. Anyone can…

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    Microbiota Research Paper

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    Microbiota are microscopic organisms such as viruses, bacteria, archaea, and eukaryotes that influence human health through a commensal interaction. Location of microbiota can be internal or external such as the gut, mouth, placenta, skin, and vagina. These microbes are classified into four major phyla: Firmicutes, Bacteriodetes, Actinobacteria, and Proteobacteria. Microorganisms in the Firmicute phylum are typically Gram positive bacteria, either rod-shaped or spherical and function as obligate…

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    In Vitro Fertilization and Cas9 By Cody Dyess ENC1102 Professor Rivers 11/20/17 Outline I) Introduction A) Gene therapy B) Thesis statement: Cas9 should be used for gene therapy in in vitro fertilization to stop genetic disorders from developing in children. II) Defining what Cas9 is III) The history of Cas9 IV) Defining in vitro fertilization and its history A) Discovery B) Implementation V) Merging Cas9 with in vitro fertilization VI) Results of Cas9 against disease VII) Cas9’s…

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    that branch from the same node are known sister groups, each other's closest relatives. By measuring and representing similarities between organisms, evolutionary trees and cladograms can be made from morphological relatedness of DNA and protein sequence similarities, and from existing or extinct species. Phylogenetic trees and cladograms are constantly being revised, based on the biological information used, new computational and mathematical ideas, and modern emerging knowledge. C) LIFE…

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