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    Acyclovir Synthesis

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    the elongation step of viral DNA replication. The study showed that Acyclovir is phosphorylated into monophosphate purine analog, and remained in the infected cells before being converted into the triphosphate active form by the viral thymidine kinase. Once in this form, DNA polymerase will substitute it for Guanine triphosphate into the viral DNA chain. Due to Acyclovir’s structure, the lack of a second hydroxyl group prevents another residue to be attached and terminates chain growth. This…

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    Many people believe that it is common knowledge that HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) has no cure and will always be impossible to cure. However, contrary to these beliefs, someone has been cured of HIV-AIDS (human immunodeficiency virus-acquired immune deficiency syndrome). In 1995, Timothy Ray Brown had contracted and was tested positive for HIV-AIDS. Brown was able to lead a normal life until 2006 when he was told that he had leukemia. Gero Hutter, Timothy Brown’s oncologist, told Brown…

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    live a long life. For centuries extending human life has been the goal of many scientists. All throughout history scientist have tried making a serum that can cure death. It was not until recently that researchers discovered that manipulating human genes is possible. The article “The Cure for Aging” discusses these genetic manipulations that can prolong people’s lives. This article mentions how these genetic manipulations could help people and possibly prevent diseases, but at what cost? If the…

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    that are attached to it. Of course we are taught that our DNA makes up who we are as far as characteristics; However, epigenetics explain how we become unique with the assistance of our health and the environment around us. Health Lifestyle +Environment Epigenetics Our health, lifestyle, and environment determine our internal and external body development and health. Epigenes change…

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    Charcot-Marie-Tooth

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    function. Furthermore, I intend to also develop a LITAF gene knockout in Dictyostelium using various molecular techniques such as RNA interference, PCR amplification, cloning, transformation and Southern blotting. A gene knockout study will further elucidate LITAF function by allowing the identification of abnormalities during growth and development due to its gene inactivation. Dr. Robert Huber’s laboratory has already successfully conducted a gene knockout in Dictyostelium of Cln3, a protein…

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    biosocial models of criminality? The biosocial model tries to explain criminal and antisocial behavior by exploring both biological factors and environmental factors. Genetics do not make people choose to commit a crime, however, there is defiantly a correlation between behavioral genetics and criminal…

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    1. One of the main topics could be the drug resistance mechanisms of bacteria. 2. First, spontaneous mutation which changes the drug target or upregulate drug efflux. Second, Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) that the genes in bacteria acquire to become resistant. HGT can cause multidrug resistance in a genetic event which make the bacteria become resistance. Third, the ability of bacteria that they can form biofilm while they are being infected. The bacteria provide themselves protection to…

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    Cells are the basic units of life. Each cell has different functions and properties that make life diverse. In this experiment, we had to deal with infections in two people. In order to treat the infections, we had to conduct a Grams’ test to figure out what kind of infection the children had and then identify the antibiotic that would best treat the infection or if they were antibiotic-resistant bacteria. For this experiment, my hypothesis is that both culture’s A and B will not be…

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    The Pithovirus

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    comparatively numerous genes of Pithovirus equally distinguish it from the…

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    The human gut contains numerous organisms including bacteria, viruses and fungi. These gut microbes have co-evolved with host through for a very long time and at baseline, provide a beneficial relationship with the host. This paper will focus on bacteria, which are multiple factors more than human cells in number. These bacteria have a significant effect on humans and play a significant role in maintaining one’s health. Despite the countless research projects that target these bacteria, their…

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