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    Fruit Fly Lab Report

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    happen right after eclosion (Abbott, 1991). There are multiple alleles that are in hid. hidWR+X1 is one of the key allele for us to determine the function of hid (Grether, 1995). It prevents expression mRNA of hid by removing the 5’ end of hid. The deletion leads to the destruction of the whole mRNA during transcription. The offspring with this mutation show little to none death cells in the head region in embryo. Another one, which produces the wing mutation, is hidw138. It’s partially lethal…

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    Jaiden's Assessment

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    Phonological Awareness assessment syllable blending and pronouncing and phoneme alliteration and discrimination were some of his strengths. While on the other hand some of his weaknesses were syllable segmenting and counting, phoneme substitution, phoneme deletion, and phoneme isolation of medial sounds. Another strategy that could be helpful is counting the words in a line of print or clap for each word spoken to help develop the children`s concept of word. For Letter Recognition assessment his…

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    9 undocumented immigrants coming here illegally and this will give them a chance to change their life. Something else that gives people a chance is if they pass their criminal background check they could stay temporarily An "expungement" is the deletion of a person’s entire criminal conviction record from any court, police record, or criminal justice agency. Different…

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    Cystic Fibrosis Research

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    Cystic Fibrosis is a disease that is caused by a mutation in the CFTR gene. CFTR stands for cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator whose mutation commonly leads to the deletion of three nucleotides which code for the amino acid phenylalanine. The mutation, therefore, leads to the loss of this amino acid. The mutant CFTR leads to the disease as the incorrect protein folding is detected in the endoplasmic reticulum which leads the protein to be degraded and thus never reaches the…

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    All changes in somatic cells however are never heritable. Angelman syndrome is a genetic mutation that affects the nervous system of a person. This disorder occurs in when their is a loss of function in the UBE3A gene most likely due to segment deletion. Angelman syndrome can also be caused when a child inherits two copies of the gene from their…

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    Speeding Operating System

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    using tools such as defragmentation. This will collect files throughout the computer system that have been split up amongst the hard drive and bring them together, using less storage space and freeing up hard disk space. Another clean up tool is the deletion of temporary files. Temporary files are saved onto the computer which let you load up web pages quicker next time you access them, but if you never visit the page again, the files are just wasting potential Hard disk…

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    responsible for absorption of scattered light, the visual cycle and phagocytosis of photoreceptor outer segment membranes. The protein RPE65 is normally abundantly made in the RPE, unless there is a mutation in the RPE65 gene, caused by a deletion of 4 base pairs. This deletion causes a frame shift and also an early stop on the protein, so the protein is shorter and does not function properly. The mutated gene is recessive, so when the mutated RPE65 gene is homozygous in animals, it causes an…

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    The genetic information in an organism’s DNA ultimately determines its traits; however, if this genetic information is somehow altered (the arrangement of nucleotides changed) new traits can appear or a deformity might occur. When a cell fails to replicate properly and DNA that is produced is not identical to that of the original (as a result of changes made for various reasons), a mutation has occurred. Failures in replication can be caused by a large number of reasons, but some of the more…

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    Copper Storage Disease Bedlington terriers with high liver values, necrotizing livers, lethargy, vomiting, ascites, icterus, and abdominal pain can all describe the devastating news of the Copper Storage Disease. Pets with this disease are infected for the rest of their life and can even give this disease to their offspring. However, there is hope! With special diets, vitamins, supplements, medication, and love and care, pets with this disease can still have a life with their family and loved…

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    Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome is caused by the deletion of the heterozygous recessive chromosome piece, “p” being deleted. It has special genes that help a child develop and grow. Since different parts of the recessive allele “p” are deleted, the symptoms may vary for this disorder. There are many different…

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