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    Influenza Case Study

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    which is 26 caused by mutation of influenza H1N1 and has rapidly 27 spread to every continent in 2009, the emergence of new 28 organisms due to mutation can cause disturbance of exist- 29 ing ecosystems. On the other hand, even if sickle cell ane- 30 mia acts as a harmful mutation in most environments, it 31 can act as a beneficial mutant by virtue of the heterozy- 32 gote advantage and may promote human survival in 33 malaria-infested regions. Like these examples, mutation 34 has both positive…

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    BRCA2 Genetic Testing

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    about 5-10 percent of breast cancers are heritable. (9) Mutation in BRCA genes is responsible for 25 percent Inherent Breast cancer. Breast cancer is affected by so many risk factors. Every year about 233,000 breast cancer patients are diagnosed in the United States. Statistically speaking, approximately 12 percent of women will have breast cancer in their lifetime, with almost 5-10 percent of them carrying a harmful BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation. (4) There are…

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    that makes up certain proteins, in which each has a specific job or function in the human body. Each human cell contains around 25,000 different genes. Genes can have a single mutation or can mutate many ways, in which disease and or cancer can form. Gene mutations can affect human cells in many ways. Some of these mutations stop the proteins from being made over all. Other…

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    Creating Food Lab Report

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    process of looking at the flies under a microscope. Before scoring, you must turn on the CO2 so the flies stay knocked out. Turn the microscope on and set its power to max, so you can see the flies. Zoom in as much as possible since this is a bristle mutation. Focus so there is a clear visual. As scoring occurs, be sure to collect a minimum of ten virgin flies. In parallel to this, run a Marker DC1 Control Cross. Collect five to eight virgin marker flies with four to six male marker flies. This…

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    What´s Mitochondria

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    According to a study mtDNA mutation increase with age, and this mutation is involved in carcinogenesis. Our future population is at high risk to more disease caused by mtDNA mutation because millions of women are choosing, and are able to have children at a later age. Different types of haplogroup showed different types of mtDNA mutation across the globe, this mutation does affect many generations to come evolving independently. Mutation of mtDNA not only result in cancerous cell…

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    cardiac muscle contraction. Mutations of this MYH7 cause excess thickening of the cardiac muscle, namely the left ventricle wall. It is not known how the mutation of MYH7 causes this thickening, but this thickening causes a functional impairment of the cardiac muscle. This thickening is found in those with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), which is the leading cause of death in young athletes. Approximately 50-60% of patients with a high clinical risk for HCM have a mutation in their…

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    disorders occur. They occur from something called mutations, which I am sure mostly everyone has heard about. Most people just don’t understand exactly how mutations work, occur, or how they cause millions of different genetic issues or diseases, affecting many people every year. There are tons of different mutations that can occur in almost every living thing on the earth, some are very effective and some you don’t even know they are there. What is a mutation you ask?…

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    Interactions In Fructose

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    an increase or decrease in protein activity. The second method was to enhance mutations on specific parts of the hL-PYK enzyme itself to see how it interacted with Fru-1,6-BP. Inducing mutations to areas located near the allosteric site of hL-PYK can alter the binding affinity…

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    divide and multiply in an abnormal fashion” (“Saunders”). On of the causes of ovarian cancer is a mutation in…

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    Polycystic Kidney Disease(PKD) is a genetic disorder that affects the kidneys. Researchers have found three different gene mutations associated with the disease. In most cases, a person inherits the gene mutation, meaning a parent passes it on in his or her genes. In other cases, neither parent has the gene and the disease is considered spontaneous. Polycystic kidney disease causes numerous cysts to grow in the kidneys. A kidney cyst is an abnormal sac filled with fluid. The cysts can greatly…

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