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    A Variable Number Tandem Repeat (VNTR) is a molecular motif that plays a considerable role in molecular genetics and specifically forensic analysis [1]. The goal of this experiment is to observe the tandem repeats of the VNTR (D1S80) locus through molecular lab techniques. Cheek cells were isolated from an individual and amplified via a polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Then, the amplified sample was separated through gel electrophoresis. This project entails the interpretation of fluorescing…

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    variation in other novel genes which have not been studied in model systems. The Variation in seed size is common within and among plant species. Underlying this variation, and thus regulation of seed size, is a complex array of interactions involving genetic factors, developmental signals, and environmental cues. Seed weight is also affected by many biological/developmental processes, including tissue…

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    instructions that tell information essential to survival. These instructions are in the form of something important to every human: a DNA molecule. DNA is deoxyribonucleic acid. This molecule is present in almost all living beings. DNA transfers genetic information. A DNA molecule is an amazing part of peoples’ bodies. All molecules have a specific structure. What does a DNA molecule look like and how is it designed? Every DNA molecule looks like a curved ladder shape called a double…

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    Task Template 2 - Argumentation What role should ethics play in genetic testing and bio-engineering? After reading informational texts addressing a selected topic write an editorial that addresses the question and support your position with evidence from the text(s). DL2 Be sure to acknowledge competing views. Give examples from past or current events or issues to illustrate and clarify your position. Why did the fish cross the road??? Jokes fish can't cross roads hahaha Designer…

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    in biochemistry, enlightens society on the many developing ways in which scientists can change evolution within the ecosystem. This being said, gene technology is stated as the range of tests involved with comprehending gene expressions, acquiring genetic variation, and being able to modify genes to result in being able 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…

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    Gel Electrophoresis Lab

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    Background info: DNA is in everyone’s body. So how would you tell the different DNA of each person from each other? Sure DNA is unique, but how can you measure it and look at it? If you were able to see the DNA cut up, could you tell from the pieces and sizes , which DNA belongs to which person? You can, using gel electrophoresis. Gel electrophoresis separates DNA fragments in accordance to their size. In the place of DNA, you could use food coloring to see if it works. With gel electrophoresis,…

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    the children they would have from that point forward would not be born with the mutations that would cause some of the genetic medical conditions. Marcy Darnovsky, executive director of the Center for Genetics and Society, stated that, “Allowing any form of human germline modification leaves the way open for all kinds — especially when fertility clinics start offering ‘genetic upgrades’ to those able to afford them,”…

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    Duchenne MD

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    Deteriorate Muscle And Hope Need an attention-getter. In 1861, Guillaume Benjamin Amand Duchenne wrote De L'électrisation Localisée in which he described the disorder now referred to as DMD. Although later discovered, Edward Meryon described this genetic disease first, but by that time it had the title of “Duchenne” (Abramovitz p. 19-21). Out of nine different types (“Duchenne”), Duchenne MD, the most common of childhood muscular dystrophies (Abramovitz p. 19-21), is known as the second largest…

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    Genomic Analysis Essay

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    mutated. Then they were able to compare gene with other medical issue that have the same gene mutation. The usage of genomic analysis is not available for most patients, because each person has different genetic codes. The same drug might not work on other people. Because each person has different genetic code, it is hard for doctors to create drugs for each…

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    reabsorb sodium from sweat after it is brought to the surface of the skin, giving people with cystic fibrosis abnormally high levels of sodium in their sweat therefore, testing sodium levels in sweat is one way to test for the disease. Third, is a genetic test can be performed to test for the abnormal CFTR gene that is affected by cystic…

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