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    also the RNA which copies sections of the DNA molecule and carries the copies outside of the nucleus. DNA and RNA are different in ways. One way is that DNA is double stranded and RNA is single stranded. Another way is that DNA contains thymine and RNA contains nitrogenous base uracil. Transcription is used to produce complementary mRNA molecule. Transcription uses the enzyme called RNA polymerase. The transcription process occurs inside the nucleus in a eukaryotic cell. First the RNA polymerase

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    DNA in the female so that there is lowered methylation‚ which in turn leads to higher gene expression and likely the phenotype of the queen bee. They tested this hypothesis with a few specific predictions. The first was to test whether or not RNAi (RNA interference technology) was working and actually blocking expression. This was carried out by injecting Dnmt3 siRNA into newly hatched larvae and observing that the amount of Dnmt3 mRNA was lower in those individuals than in the control group. The

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    second strand that lies below the coding strand is called the template strand. In order for a RNA polymerase to go from the upper strand to the second strand it must go through the process called transcription. First‚ the RNA polymerase must attach on to one of the genes on the coding strand on DNA. Once the RNA polymerase attaches‚ it must then begin the process called initiation. This means that the RNA polymerase opens up both strands of DNA in order for mRNA synthesis to begin as it moves down

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    The Messenger Essay

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    “Everyone can live beyond what they are capable of.” Discuss in relation to ‘The Messenger” The Messenger by Markus Zusak shows us that everyone can live beyond what they are capable of. As the protagonist Ed‚ helps those in need‚ he is challenged to do things beyond his capability. In the beginning‚ Ed is described as the ‘epitome of ordinariness’ and he is called a ‘dead man’. The reason for this is because he has no meaning to his life and nothing to live for‚ no goals‚ ambitions or plans for

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    The nucleolus (plural nucleoli) is a non-membrane bound structure. Composed of proteins and nucleic acids found within the nucleus. Ribosomal RNA (rRNA) is transcribed and assembled within the nucleolus. Three major components of the nucleolus are recognized: the fibrillar centers (FC)‚ the dense fibrillar components (DFC)‚ and granular components (GC). The DFC consists of newly transcribed rRNA bound to ribosomal proteins‚ while the GC‚ contains rRNA bound to ribosomal proteins that are beginning

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    Biomolecules-Biology

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    another kind of nucleic acid called Ribonucleic Acid. RNA is an imitation for DNA‚ and like all imitations it is not a perfect replica so therefore it has small differences‚ and these small differences house the properties and opportunities for mutations and therefore it causes evolution‚ which allows us to adapt to our environment. I also learned the specifics of the passing of genetic material from parents to offspring. This is done through RNA‚ which can create some slight confusion because the

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    University of Massachusetts Darmouth Publication: Springer Science Introduction Central question/hypothesis: Life’s origin is based on cooperation between simple nucleic acids‚ peptides and lipids. Significance: Proposes an alternate theory to the RNA world theory that will help biologists find a true explanation that can be proven about the origin of life. Methods Description: The physical and chemical environment was responsible for the generation of peptides and nucleic acids and so the pre-biotic

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    Timbuk 2 Case Study

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    Abstract Timbuk2- a messenger bag producing company established in 1989 by founder and CEO‚ Rob Honeycutt‚ never would have imagined that his San Francisco based company today would continually provide a product that not only generated huge demands by new and loyal consumers but this invention also established a “pop culture” trend that would make messenger bags become more than just a tool that was being used in everyday urban adventures

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    Microbial Ecology Exam 1 1

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    13C Preferential incorporation of 12 CO2 than 13 CO2 whether the bond is easier to break or active site more active than it needs to be- incorporates 12C more 16s rRNA: 1977 Carl Woese  Carl Woese used phylogenetic taxonomy of 16s ribosomal RNA to begin to define Archaea as a separate domain of life from eukaryotes and bacteria. It is important to note that though Woese defined the archaea in 1977 they would not be accepted as a separate domain of life from bacteria until the mid 80s. Importance

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    Rhabdoviridae family with a cylindrical morphology. The structure of this virus is unique. It is a rod or bullet shaped‚ single-stranded‚ genome with negative-sense‚ unsegmented‚ enveloped RNA virus (Fig. A). The genetic data is packaged as a ribonucleoprotein complex in which RNA is tightly bound by the viral nucleoprotein. The RNA genome of the virus encodes five proteins. The five proteins are

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