List 5 abnormalities that you observed after researching karyotypes of cancerous cells.
List 5 abnormalities that you observed after researching karyotypes of cancerous cells.
3. Cancerous tissue is composed of cells undergoing uncontrolled, rapid cell division. How could you develop a procedure to identify cancerous tissue by counting the number of cells undergoing mitosis?
All RNAs from cancerous human lung cells were isolated and quantified using RNA-Seq and compared to all RNAs from normal lung cells. The data from both cell types (normal and cancerous) were analyzed, and the RNA data below show the results obtained for six different RNAs. The values are expressed in relative FPKM units (Fragments per Kilobase Million). The higher the FPKM value the higher the relative abundance of that RNA and the lower the FPKM value the lower the...
3. What kinds of genes are mutated in cancerous cells 4. About how many mutations does a typical cell suffer before it becomes cancerous? 5. How do genes get mutated? 6. How can cancer be hereditary? 7. What are the four categories of harm cancer can cause? Are all tumors cancerous? What particular quality must a tumor have to be considered 8. cancerous? 9. Which three cancers have especially effective screening exams? 10. What are the three treatment modalities for...
You are researching organelle function and you expose cells to a drug that disrupts transport from the ER to the Golgi apparatus. What other organelles and membranes would be affected? Pick one answer below and EXPLAIN YOU ANSWER FOR FULL CREDIT. A. lysosomes, vesicles, plasma membrane B. lysosomes, mitochondira, plasma membrane C. vacuoles, mitochondria, plasma membrane D. lysosomes, vacuoles, peroxisomes E. all intracellular organelles and membranes
Suppose that in an experiment you observed 113 cells in interphase, 24 cells in prophase, 9 cells in metaphase, 12 cells in anaphase, and 3 cells in telophase stages. If the complete cell cycle (i.e. G1+S+G2+mitosis; see Figure 1-2 of the Lab Manual) requires 24 hours, calculate the average duration of each stage in the cycle. Show all calculations. QUESTION 1 OF 10 Please read Chapter 1 of the Lab Manual and the relevant Power Point lecture in detail, and...
Discussion Question 7.2: After researching PMI certifications, what level would you be interested in pursuing and why? If you are not interested in pursuing certification, explain your reasoning.
Assuming that cells grow at a constant rate, if you originally placed 5x10^5 cells in a flask and they double every 38 hours, how many cells would you expect to be in the flask after 5 days in culture?
After researching the competitors of EJH Enterprises, you determine that most comparable firms have the following valuation ratios: Comp 1 12 19 Comp 2 EVIEBITDA P/E Comp 3 12.5 20 Comp 4 10 17 18 EJH Enterprises has EPS of $2.00, EBITDA of $290 million, $29 million in cash, $40 million in debt, and 104 million shares outstanding. What range of prices is consistent with both sets of multiples? The range of prices will be: Lowest price within both ranges,...
Given a list of predicted values and a list of their corresponding observed values, complete the function FilterOutliers that computes the error of the data, removes outliers, and re-computes the error. The input arguments: • predicted: A double precision 10 array of size n containing the predicted values. . observed: A double precision 1D array of size n containing the observed values • threshold: A double precision positive scalar that determines if an observation is an outlier. The output arguments:...
Treatment cause the rhubarb cells to be plasmolysed after 5 minutes If an epidermal peel of rhubarb cells (from the edible petiole of the plant) is placed on a microscope slide and immersed in water, then viewed through a light microscope they look like those in panel A. If placed in 1.0M sucrose or 1.0M urea solution the cells become plasmolysed within several minutes and look like those in panel B. The vacuoles of these epidermal cells are full of...