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    Nucleotide

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    Introduction Nucleotide is a building block for deoxyribose nucleic acids which is called DNA that has four base units,adenin(A) ,thymine(T) ,guanine(G), cytosine(C). The nucleotides can bond with their base pairs(A=T,G=C) to form a linear strand that is supported by sugar-phosphate backbone. In the linear strand, some of three base sequence is a codon and each codon is related to an amino acid. These codons come together in a linear sequence and create a gene. Gene can be called as cipher that…

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    Amino acids Amino acids are building block s of proteins. Each amino acid contains main three structural components. 1) Amino group 2) Carboxcilic group 3) R group Figure 1 https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=amino+acids&view=detailv2&&id=072990A13D7C6B29926E0FC3F9E9BE59C8A6322E 2016 R can be hydrogen or any other functional group .in world there are around 182-200 found to be present in nature but we can find 20 aminoacids in…

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    Epigenetics

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    determination and cell differentiation (Jablonka & Raz, 2009). Narrowly defined, epigenetics refers to the scientific approach concerned with changes in the cell’s transcriptional potential through DNA-methylation, chromatin modulation and non-coding RNAs related gene silencing. Epigenetics could give us clues to solve some long-standing mysteries that go beyond boundaries of genetics, such as cellular identity,…

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    with (xl3). prbp3: third dsRBD of protamine binding protein, trbp3: third dsRBD of TAR-RNA binding protein, Dros: a dsRBD from a Drosophila protein of unknown function. DMStau, a type B dsRBD from Drosophila Staufen protein 4.4. Different activities between Xlrbpa and PACT In this work we could show that Xlrbpa inhibits human PKR in Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells and that this inhibition is due to the RNA binding-ability of Xlrbpa. Others have cloned the human homologue of Xlrbpa, PACT from…

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    it is impossible to tell what her paternal haplogroup is without knowing what her father’s paternal haplogroups are, while men have a Y chromosome which makes it possible for their paternal haplogroup to be found. Everyone has Mitochondrial DNA so both men and women can find their maternal haplogroup, however, you will need to conduct a test to find out. To conduct a test, you may need a subscription to Ancestry.com, or pay for 23andMe. When you receive your DNA kit, you will have to provide a…

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    It is also conceivable that, at lower pH, depurination can occur via protonation of the purine nucleobase at both N1 and N7. The presence of the 2′-OH has a significant effect on the nucleoside’s susceptibility to depurination. For example, guanosine and adenosine are more resistant to depurination compared to deoxyadenosine and deoxyguanosine. Deoxyadenosine itself depurinates 1200 times faster than adenosine (York, 1981). Interestingly, N-acyl-protected purine nucleosides (particularly…

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    the nucleus to function because without ribosomes, this organelle wouldn’t be able function properly due to the fact that one of its functions is to control which proteins are made. The Chromatin is the name of the substance in which contains, DNA, RNA and proteins and it makes up chromosomes. This part of the organelle helps the Nucleus to function properly because without chromosomes in the structure of the nucleus, this would mean that the ribosomes wouldn’t be provided with the information…

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    Unit 2 Project In your own words Discuss why carbon is essential to life on Earth. (150 word minimum response) Carbon is a vital element in organic compounds. Organic compounds are compounds that are usually located in living things.Organic compounds are very vital and Carbon is an elemnt that makes up organic compounds. Carbon helps organic compounds make up cells and carry out important life functions.Additionally, carbon can form strong bonds with itself and many other elements. This…

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    Origami, it has been around as long as we have been on this planet. Evidence of this has been around and in us all along. Origami can be used in many different ways. I think that origami has had a big impact on my life by making DNA, helping NASA build satellites, and helping bugs fly. Let’s begin! “Origami has had a big impact on my life by making making DNA”, let me explain. DNA is made up of a bunch of different proteins. Those proteins are also made up of a bunch of different particles…

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    express, and transmit genetic information. A nucleotide is an organic molecule having three components: one or more phosphate groups, a five carbon sugar, and a single or double ring of carbon and nitrogen atoms. Two types of nucleic acids are DNA and RNA. RNA. The structure of DNA is a double helix formed by base pairs attached to a sugar-phosphate backbone. 4. Eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells both have DNA genetic material. They both are bounded by a…

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