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Question: Prions are the causative agents of progressive neurodegenerative disorders that affect both humans and animals. Like viruses, prions are acellular, however unlike viruses, bacteria, or other parasites, they contain no nucleic acid genome, and so individual prions are not capable of replication. Yet, they are able to transmit from one person or species to another via a mechanism that results in prion amplification (infectious). What are prions made of? Described the mechanism used by prions that results in amplification of prion molecules.
A black A/A B? B C? C is crossed with a colourless a/a b/b c/c to give a black F1. The F1 is selfed. What proportion of the F2 individuals is colourless.
Explain why there are no male offspring with the allele combinations
A series of genetic crosses are planned to estimate whether genes for two characters are linked or unlinked. It is known from previous work that both characters exhibit a complete dominance inheritance pattern.
Discuss similarities and differences of the anatomical pathways that convey touch sensation and pain. Describe two functional consequences of these differences.
It is the accumulation of acetyaldehyde that results in flushed face, dizziness, and light headedness responses that are associated with ethanol intoxication.
Explain a specific example of a cross in two parents, each homozygous for different traits, which would result in a phenotype that is distinct from either parental phenotype.
For each of amino acids, is the side chain hydrophobic, polar but uncharged, positively charged, or negatively charged at physiological pH?
Determine the mechanism of action, and how do beta blockers affect cardiac function in such a way as to decrease blood pressure?
This solution defines the cell interaction and signaling defects in.
In an attempt to map a newly discovered mutation that may contribute to autism a study was made of a small, isolated population on west coast of Black Sea.
Which magnification was most helpful in making this determination? What optical principles are involved here and describe the role of each.
Consider a specific codon in the genetic code that normally codes for an amino acid. Change the wobble position nucleotide to a different purine and the result is a stop codon.
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