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    The conversation transcription used in this appraisal analysis is based on a phone conversation between a civilian named Mark Sanders (a 33 year-old white male in Connecticut) and the secretary of the Connecticut police department (a middle-aged white female). The conversation topic between these two participants regards the new gun-confiscation regulation on those who possess firearms and Mark’s argument on the new law which violates the Constitution. The man initiated the call to the…

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    Snake Species Essay

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    Throughout the course of the evolutionary history of species there are many morphological and phenotypical aspects of each species that either are common and shared, or a species diverges and new aspects can then be observed. One morphological feature that is observed in most fauna is the development of limbs; however, one species that is known to lack limb development is the snake species so that paper published by Kvon et al, investigates and tries to subside the debate over whether the…

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    Parvovirus Research Paper

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    mitotic cycle (15). FPV has a very small linear genome that is only 5 kilobases in length (4). The virus’s genome has specific sequences, similar to a TATA boxes, that initiate transcription of major virus specific mRNA. A combination of TGTAAAT at nucleotide 893 and TAAAATA at nucleotide 878 begin the transcription. mRNA transcription is terminated at nucleotide 3816 with the sequence AATAAA, which is characteristic…

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    Eukaryotes

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    The nitrogenous bases that eukaryotes have are adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine. DNA structure composes of one chain having guanine paired with cytosine by three H- bonds and one chain having adenine and thymine held by two H- bonds. The transcription of eukaryotic cells gets carried from the nucleus and proceeds in three stages: initiation, elongation, and termination. Eukaryotic genes are not regulated by operons, but they do have DNA binding proteins. Cell division in eukaryotes is more…

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    There are severals reasons for the identification of crime decline, which starts from the period of the beginning of 1990s and lasted until its end. Most important is to understand the cause and consequences related to the mystery which conducted to this decline. Like stated Zimring, (2007) “crime dropped all over the US- in every region in the country as well as the city, in poor neighbourhood as well as the rich neighbourhood.” Another reason, may be the legitimacy of the information or…

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    Proteins Proteins are large, complex macromolecules that play many important roles in organisms. They are required for the regulation, structure, and function of the body’s organs and tissues. Some may act as antibodies, chemical messengers, enzymes, structural components, and transport devices within the cell. Proteins are made up of hundreds or thousands of smaller subunits known as amino acids. Amino acids are made up of a single carbon atom attached to a carboxyl group, an amino group, and a…

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    Background Heat Shock Response was discovered by the Italian scientist Ferrucio Ritossa, when he saw puffs in the Drosophila polytene chromosome on inducing them with heat. It was later discovered that this Heat Shock Response was regulated by a transcription factor called Heat Shock Factor (HSF). The HSF is responsible for the activation of the Heat Shock Proteins (HSPs) and Heat Shock Cognates (HSCs) genes by binding to their respective promoter region. The HSPs are molecular chaperones that…

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    Protein Molecules Essay

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    Proteins Molecules Building materials for cells. Cells have organelles such as mitochondria, lysosomes, vesicles, etc. It is estimated that the body has over ten trillions cells Carry oxygen, build tissue, copy DNA for the next generation and do the work needed by the body. Deoxyribonucleic acid contains the blueprint for proteins and replication of itself mRNA transcribes DNA, tRNA translates mRNA into proteins. A pattern on nucleotide on a DNA strand is called a gene. The Central Dogma of…

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    Sickle Cell Anaemia

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    This process comprises of three major stages: transcription, translation and protein synthesis. During transcription, the DNA unwinds and unzips leaving the base pairs exposed. Helicase is used in this reaction- the enzyme breaks the hydrogen bonds between the complementary bases. Activated RNA nucleotides then bind with the complementary…

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    addressing protein interactions, biochemical function, expression of the gene, gene disruption, model systems differences, and rescue are experimental evidence. In the followings, I explain the different evidence more and use evidence from TCF7L2 (transcription factor 7-like 2) on T2D (type 2 diabetes) to illustrate…

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