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    the animal (nationalgeographic.com 1). Even humans could be cloned. But what will soon be possible is to enhance ourselves through genetic modification. We currently do this with food; GMOs (genetically modified organisms) are created by cloning the DNA of one organism and implanting it into the genes of another. Frost, pest, and herbicide resistant crops are created through this process. The artificial…

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    used to separate and identify DNA and RNA according to the size of the individual molecule fragments. It has many common uses in modern molecular biology such as separation of restriction enzymes, analysis of PCR results, the number of DNA in a sample, DNA sequencing, DNA finger printing, and forensic science. The basis behind agarose gel electrophoresis is manipulating the highly negative charge held by DNA. When placed in an electric current, the negatively charged DNA will be drawn towards…

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    Huntington’s disease is a continuous brain disorder that is the source of involuntary motion, emotional and mental instability as well as cognition damage. It is an inherited disorder relatively common in adults aged thirty to forty. People of European decent typically have a higher chance of being born with the gene that causes HD, while those of Asian and African background have a lower probability. For HD to be developed only one copy of the mutated huntingtin (HTT) gene must be inherited.…

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    I believe Wanda got herpes from Alvin based on his refusal to have DNA testing and because they seem to have a close relationship. The common cold is typical during and after flu season and because it is at a college campus, close and constant contact with strangers is always happening. This allows the disease to pass…

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    Human Genome Essay

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    of deoxyribonucleic acid that carries a certain set of genetic instructions. The human genome is estimated to have up to 25,000 genes, varying in size with some carrying a few hundred DNA bases, while others carry up to 2 million bases. Each of these genes contains a different set of genetic instructions from the DNA bases that will be used diversely towards the growth, development, functioning, and reproduction of all known living organisms. Imagine…

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    not possible to clone the dinosaurs from The DNA found in the mosquitoes that had sucked dinosaur blood and got trapped and preserved in amber millions of years ago. This is because to clone the dinosaurs a complete strand of dinosaur DNA is required, and the dinosaur DNA need to be inserted into the dinosaur ova (which does not exist) to create an embryo. Otherwise, the offspring will be badly malformed if the dinosaur DNA is inserted in any other ova which does not belong to the species of…

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    to transfer those genes to a new host. This process is accessible to every species. Genes are also passed on from generation to generation which was referred to in the interview as “Nature’s Evolution.” As a human species, being able to modify our DNA with engineering can increase the complexity…

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    ityofdisease. Therearerisks, limitations and challenges of genetic variation detection. Approaches like sequencing technologies, diagnostic methods, scanning methods are implemented to identify and visualize genetic variations. It is difficult to favor or ignore any of them since all have both advantages and disadvantages. But it is figured that many techniques are developed based on sequencing technology. The overall objective of this survey is to investigate the current state of the genetic…

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    In this context, the development of recombinant DNA technology in the 1970s marked the beginning of a new era in biology (Jackson et al. 1972). This beginning promoted a new born in genetic engineering boosting the modern biotechnology and other science fields. Thanks to this discover, scientists could…

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    to amplify a certain region of DNA. In this experiment, PCR was used to amplify the 16S ribosomal RNA gene of the bacteria. This locus was used because it is one that evolves slowly in bacteria. A Taq polymerase is used for this PCR because of the temperatures the reaction goes through. The16S rRNA primers used in this PCR, are complimentary to sequences conserved in all bacteria and will target sites of variation. These sites of variation were the regions of the DNA amplified by PCR. The…

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