Describe in one paragraph which gene you think is mutated and why, based on the information in Flybase. Include the name of the gene, its function and your rationale for why you believe it is mutated in your flies? (The gene dmel/hsf is mutated because the mutated alleles exhibits compromised thermotolerance)
The dmel/hsf is the gene which is considered to be mutated. The gene is present in the fly and it is a heat shock factor. This means that it helps in preventing the fly from heat shock and hence to an extent makes it thermotolerance. The Hsf is a heat shock factor protein and it tends to bind to the heat shock promoter element which helps in activating the transcription and as the HSE is activated, it helps in proving thermotolerance. However, when there is a mutation, the proteins is not able to bind to the HSE and hence leads to compromised thermotolerance. Since the HSE is not longer activated, it does not allow any further resistance towards temperature.
Describe in one paragraph which gene you think is mutated and why, based on the information...
QUESTION 8 You have discovered bones that you think might be Neanderthal or Denisovan. Describe the strategy (based on molecular evolutionary principles) that you would use and the possible outcomes, along with your rationale. In your answer, include potential pitfalls that you might encounter.
The environment is not frequently thought about when we consider "health." Why do you think that is? What do you believe to be the number one environmental health threat in the US? Detail your rationale for thinking this way. What is one thing that you think every person could do to improve environmental health?
Think about nursing practice and describe one barrier that you feel prohibits nurses from engaging in EBP; share one strategy you could use to facilitate the use of evidence to help improve nursing care for patients Reflect back over your time in the course and describe how your thinking has changed about nursing research and evidence-based practice; describe one new learning during this course that you believe was the most helpful.
1. The environment is not frequently thought about when we consider "health." Why do you think that is? 2. What do you believe to be the number one environmental health threat in the US? 3. Detail your rationale for thinking this way. What is one thing that you think every person could do to improve environmental health?
Describe what a conditional mutation is and why you would need to create one. Using the cdcX, cdcY, cdcZ example from your textbook, describe how complementation analysis was used to determine which cdc mutations were in the same or in different genes. Explain why this method would not work for dominant mutations. Complementation analysis determines whether recessive mutations are in the same or different genes. Mutant (type a) (cdcx) Mutant (type c) (cacy) Mutant Mutant (type a) (type c) cdccdcz...
Think about two research topics related to information systems: one that is applied research, and another that is basic research. I expect to see a two part submission approximately one page single spaced consisting of: Applied research, Basic research and a summary. Part 1 - Provide a 1-paragraph summary of an IS related applied research topic. Argue why the topic is applied research. Describe the data you would collect for your project - be specific, e.g., gender, sales, region, age,...
In this inquiry, you will investigate a variation of the assumption that there are only two alleles per gene. In this exercise, you will cross a purebred horizontally-striped fly with a pure bred vertically-striped fly. F1 results are: F1 Observed Results: 1000 black F1 flies Question #1: Describe the genotypes of the parents? Question #2: Describe the genotype of the F1 offspring. Question #3: What pattern of inheritance seems to be operating here? Now you will cross 2 flies, one...
Think of an innovative idea, which you could use to start a business. Next, describe three (3) key aspects of your innovative concept and define the nature of the change as either radical or incremental. Explain the rationale for your selection.
Gene mutations are likely involved in neurodegenerative disorders discussed. Based on the information presented, which mutations do you think would lead to DECREASED risk of these diseases? Mutations that INCREASE: 1) calcium diffusion 2) protein misfolding 3) prions 4) free radical formation 5) lysosomal activity
Technical: Create a concept map with these terms: genetic drift, adaptation, mutation, gene flow, natural selection, inbreeding. Make a minimum of 5 connections Reflection: One paragraph: Think of an example that you have witnessed where an environment seemed out of balance in terms of # of autotrophs, or heterotrophs. If you cannot remember a situation where you noticed this, think about your neighborhood. Look outside, what do you see in terms of balance of trophic levels? Include the following in...