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    Protein Synthesis Notes

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    made in the nucleus during pre-mRNA AUG is the start codon; Stop codons: UAU‚ UAA‚ UGA. Mutation Notes Mutation- is a permanent change in organism’s nucleic acids (DNA/RNA). They can be results of mistakes in replication or transcription. Mutagens are chemicals that result in mutations (smoking‚ UV radiation) Two levels of Mutations: chromosomal level and point level. Chromosomal Level: Large mutations involving the entire chromosome (or large sections of them) and are almost never beneficial

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    Mitochondrial Dna

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    that genes make proteins. The Transfer RNA‚ Ribosomal RNA and the gene area are referred to as the “coding region.” The D-loop is also known as the hypervariable region. This area is considered to be a non-vital part of the mtDNA. This is because mutations in

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    Four Forces Of Evolution

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    The four forces of evolution are natural selection‚ mutation‚ genetic drift‚ and gene flow. Natural selection has to do with adaptation. It preaches that those species that have better adapted to the environment with various traits and just simply their behavior‚ will be stronger and therefore able to survive for longer periods of time and allow for their genes to continuously be passed on to the next generations of that species. Mutations have to do with adding‚ subtracting‚ and deleting of nitrogen

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    our looks‚ eye color‚ height‚ temperament‚ and even blood pressure inherited from our parents. During reproduction 23 pairs of chromosomes are inherited by our parents‚ which make up our DNA. Some of these unpredictable changes are called mutations. Mutations can occur

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    A Right to Her Genes

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    A Right to Her Genes by Susannah Gal Department of Biological Sciences State University of New York at Binghamton and Jessie W. Klein Science Department Middlesex Community College “But‚ doctor‚ what should I do?” Michelle was sitting in her OB-GYN’s office‚ having just confronted him with the dilemma she was facing. “My mother died of breast cancer when I was little and now I find out that her mother‚ my grandmother‚ has bone cancer and my grandmother’s brother and my grandfather both have lung

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    The Warrior Gene

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    three neurotransmitters‚ which then creates a balanced mood. What causes the aggression in people is the mutation of this enzyme. If the gene is enhanced or inhibited this may cause one to show extreme aggression. When one has an imbalanced amount of MAO‚ he/she tend to have a imbalanced mood. Some of the other symptoms of this mutation include mood swings‚

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    have discovered that the mitochondrial genomes of birds have found two mutations within the mitochondrial genomes within fifty years. Within those fifty years it has shown two mutations within the mitochondrial genomes which can debunk the two percent of evolution per million years. By studying individual chickens Professor Greger Larson at Oxford University’s Research Laboratory for Archaeology‚ they have found two mutations in the mitochondrial genomes. Now the chickens that were chosen for this

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    Basal Cell Skin Cancer Basal cell skin cancer is a cancer that develops from the skin’s basal cells. The basal cells are located in the outermost layer of the skin called the epidermis and can be found in the deepest layer of the epidermis [1]. Basal cells constantly divide to form new cells in order to replace the squamous cells. As basal cells move up in the epidermis‚ the basal cells flatten and eventually become simple squamous cells. Separating the epidermis from deeper layers of the skin‚ the

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    Sickle Cell Anemia Summary

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    Summary- This article is about an alternative way to treat Sickle Cell Anemia. Sickle Cell Anemia is caused by an inherited genetic mutation. The mutation prohibits oxygen from being transported to tissues. Typically‚ hemoglobin is made up of two alpha-globins and two beta-globins‚ which can each take or remove a molecule of oxygen. If a copy of the mutation is given by both parents‚ only defective beta-globins will be produced. These beta-globins will latch onto each other instead of to oxygen

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    The Black Death

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    Middle Ages’ Most Notorious Killer: The Black Death This paper analyzes the documentary film "Secrets of the dead-Mystery of the Black Death". This film discusses about the Black Death‚ a disease resulting from a combination of bubonic and pneumonic plague‚ which killed millions of Europeans during the Middle Ages. Researchers in this video clarify the origins of this pandemic/how it spread‚ the damage it caused on the whole European continent‚ the theory explaining how some people managed

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