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    ribosome to form polypeptides (and to complete the process of translation). But how? Amino acids have a trio of tRNA on them. tRNA is just three nitrogenous bases. When mRNA is on the ribosome, it is understood that the nitrogenous bases are set into groups of three. These are called codons. Codons are already pre-determined by a triplet that was formed by the original DNA. This is called a DNA triplet. The amino acid and tRNA, which are already attached to it, are called an anti-codon, because…

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    Finger nails are made up of keratin protein (the same keratin found in hair), which is formed by amino acids, and produced by living skin cells. The main components that make up a nail consists of; the nail plate which is located at the top of the nail. It is held together by protein fibers. The nail plate needs blood flow, oxygenation, and nutrients to grow. This is why an injured nail sometimes turns bruised or falls off. Oxygen penetrates through the nail plate. The nail bed is the skin…

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    Before we can talk about what a polymer is, we need to know about ATOMS and ELEMENTS and MOLECULES. To learn about atoms and elements and molecules, click here. Paul Lemur This is PAUL LEMUR. He's a lemur named Paul. Polymers are made up of many many molecules all strung together to form really long chains (and sometimes more complicated structures, too). What makes polymers so fun is that how they act depends on what kinds of molecules they're made up of and how they're put together. The…

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    Biological Macromolecules

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    In the world of biology macromolecules are the basis of all life. The four main biological macromolecules are carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids. Carbohydrates contain carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, as well as provide a means for energy and cell support in plants. .( Parsi et al, 2016) They can be further categorized by the subtitles monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides. Since monosaccharides are monomers and thus simple sugars, as monomers are added to the chain…

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    G-Actin Structure

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    The Structure and Function of Monomeric Actin Caroline Lussier The Protein Data Bank is a free, updated archive and resource containing information about the structure of macromolecules including proteins and nucleic acids. This material allows users to better understand and compare the building blocks of life. More specifically, this database can help users to draw conclusions about how large molecule conformations help to determine the direction of drug development. The Protein Data Bank has…

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    GLI3 Protein Summary

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    characteristics of mutations of the Ci protein. The Sonic Hedgehog (Shh) signaling play a vital role in limb development and call death in the nervous system during development. Although it is not quite clear what the purpose of PKA is but it does play an essential role in Drosophila embryonic development and the Hh signaling cascade. If absent, the level of the full-length Ci155 increases and the dpp, wg, and ptc gene expressions are induced. Due to the negative feedback inhibition, PKA play…

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    Case Study Re-Sequencing

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    nuclear hormone receptor that acts as a transcription factor and controls the expression of CYPs including CYP34. Activation of CAR induces (increases) the expression of CYP enzymes. An alignment of the amino acid sequence of human, monkey, rat, and mouse CARs is indicated below. The amino acid residue positions of interest are indicated by *. 4 8 39 239 * * * * Human MASREDEFS CEGCKG NFLCGP…

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    Mrna And Codon Essay

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    Explain how in one organism codon usage and tRNA abundance might be connected. Codon brings the genetic material that could translate to protein. Each codon contains triplet nucleotide, and each of them code for an amino acid, two different nucleotide sequences can encode the identical protein. There is some special codon that code for the initiation and termination of translate. The most common start codon is AUG, and the stop codon are UAG, UGA, and UAA. tRNA has a tertiary structure, and…

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    Bella Sowers NUTR 104 May 12, 2018 A4 -Ergogenic Aids Whey Protein The ergogenic aid I chose is called whey protein which is used by athletes in all different physical activities. It is a mixture of globular proteins from whey which is a byproduct of cheese. It is an excellent source of protein and has been marketed as a dietary supplement with various scientific and medical claims attributed to its success in the athletic community. It is not a good dietary option for those who have milk…

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    Difference and Similarities of Lantus and Levemir Lantus and Levemir are the type of long-acting insulin which is injectable and used in the treatment of diabetes. They can be used by both children and adults. Human insulin is made up of amino acid chains, A and B. Insulin is produced naturally in the body by the pancreas. It converts tissues in the bloodstream into energy which we use daily. With no insulin in the torso, the sugar levels will become dangerously high and out of balance. Hence,…

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