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    dogma is the flow of genetic information as ‘’DNA makes the RNA and RNA makes the protein.’’All biological cells with few exceptions in some follow this rule. This flow takes place through three fundamental processes: replication, transcription and translation. Central Dogma theory was modified when it was found that in some cases RNA carry the genetic information for DNA. The dogma is basically the transfer of sequenced information between information carrying biopolymers. There are three main…

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    HMA Report Sample

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    HMA Report Highlights • The credit union has experienced a Hispanic membership growth of 27% since the last HMA report was done; the credit union has a Hispanic membership of 15.2%. • The credit union realizes that not so much marketing, but word of mouth is what is driving a lot of the new membership. The group wondered how they can leverage word of mouth even more. Pricing is favorable to the members at the credit union. • Regarding product penetration, Hispanics continue to lead in checking…

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    Rna Synthesis Essay

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    RRNA is the key component of ribosomes, which are account for translation. The role of Hira and H3.3 on rRNA transcription prompts me to investigate whether global translational process is compromised. The defects on handful ribosomal protein (Rpl9 and Rpl10A) indirectly support this idea. However, only a detailed measurement of translation genome-widely will provide and reveal what are the key players that are required for developmental competence…

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    major contrast between the way in which the settings of Translations and Stuff Happens are described in addition to the number of places that feature. For example, in Stuff Happens David Hare frequently changes the setting with generally brief descriptions of Hotel Pierre, Camp David and many other locations, cohering with the play’s chaotic style and numerous characters. The stage directions in Stuff Happens are shorter than in Translations and usually fixate on the characters and their actions…

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    Badriah Albesher is perhaps the most controversial contemporary woman writer in Saudi Arabia. She became popular in the last decade when she wrote a couple of stories about women’s struggles to find freedom in a country that sets rules against their own will driven by old cultural norms. Hend and the Soldiers is her first work that was recently translated by Sanna Dhahir, a Professor of English at Effat University in Saudi Arabia. Dhahir has translated several literary works from Arabic into…

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    previous knowledge of the language. Occasionally, specifically when discussing a cultural topic or historical event that has a Spanish name, footnotes will translate the event name and describe what occurred. The majority of the time though, a translation is not provided and it is up to the reader to search for a one. The lack of italics also helps display the many obvious similarities between Spanish and English (ex. “tesoro” translates to treasure) which prevents the reader from subconsciously…

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    so that the reader can know what information is true or made-up. In Stanley Lombardo’s translation of Metamorphoses, a story is being told of mythical origins that are pasted together. In Robin Waterfield’s translation of Symposium, we read about an actual conversation that took place many years ago between a few wise individuals in regards to true belief versus knowledge. Lastly, in Andrew George’s translation of The Epic of Gilgamesh, we have the mother of Gilgamesh who is giving a reading of…

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    through rough ER (called that because of the ribosomes on the walls of the canal) it can start, and complete the process of translation immediately. If an unlucky strand of mRNA goes through smooth ER, it passes into the cytoplasm. There, tRNA combines with the single strand of mRNA on a free-floating ribosome to form polypeptides (and to complete the process of translation). But how? Amino acids have a trio of tRNA on them. tRNA is just three nitrogenous bases. When mRNA is on the ribosome, it…

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    Furthermore, if a text is a translation into the reader’s native language, there is no question that some of the original author’s intent has been lost. Such is the case with both the translation of The Canterbury Tales provided in the course and Seamus Heaney’s translation of Beowulf. Despite the fact that the obvious common denominator among the many works is the English language, the older works were originally expressed in Middle and Old English respectively. As translations, both Beowulf…

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    Translation exposure – refers to the exposure of the consolidated financial statements of an MNE to the exchange rate fluctuations. This arises when a firm denominates a portion of its equities, assets, liabilities or income in a foreign currency. A parent…

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