Discuss how the DNA can affect the future development of an organism i.e. its physiology and anatomy. You can relate it to the central dogma of biology.

Q: In this activity you will extract DNA from living material. Before you begin, here are some helpful…

A: DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) extraction is the process in which DNA of the given living organism or…

Q: But are all mutations bad? Is there a type of mutation that may provide an advantageous to an…

A: Mutations are the changes in the DNA sequences which may occur due to error in DNA copying or any…

Q: What ethical concerns might you have about this kind of genetic medicine?

A: Genetic medicine involves nucleic acids that are delivered into the body of an individual as a…

Q: In your opinion, what is one piece of scientific research that made it possible to understand DNA's…

A: The one piece of scientific research that made it possible to understand DNA's structure or function…

Q: A large public and private effort went into sequencing the human genome. What did this project hope…

A: This groundbreaking project aimed to unravel the complex genetic code within humans, providing…

Q: Model organisms are those widely used by researchers who wish to understand basic processes that are…

A: The tiny prokaryotic single-celled organisms that can be found in extreme environmental conditions…

Q: A young man develops skin cancer that does not spread to any other tissues; the mutation responsible…

A: As the mutation has occured in only one parent and that too in a single skin cell, there are very…

Q: experience showing that DNA has an heritable material

A: DNA is made up of nucleotides. Each nucleotide is made up of ribose sugar and nitrogenous base and a…

Q: Define junk DNA.

A: Junk DNA is the DNA that does not code for a protein ,usually occurs in a repetitive sequences of…

Q: All EXCEPT which of the following statements are evidence that DNA, and not protein, is the genetic…

A: In the past, it was known that organisms carry something that is passed on to subsequent…

Q: DNA is subjected to alteration on daily basis. Provide an account of all these changes.

A: Each day within the body there are several changes that occur in response to the environment and the…

Q: Explain some of the evidence that supports the identity of DNA as hereditary material.  Make sure to…

A: DNA is made up of genes and genes are passed on from one generation to the other. Thus DNA acs as a…

Q: The development of DNA technology is bringing profound changes to science, agriculture and…

A: Introduction DNA technology is an extremely important research tool in biology as it allows the…

Q: if You have been transported to a DNA Lab by a mad scientist.    The scientist hands you a gel…

A: DNA is one of the forms of nucleic acid and can be observed as a genetic material in most of the…

Q: The College of Medicine of the University of the USA - Texas offers a double degree program on…

A: Biomolecular disorder- These are the disorders that occur because of the dysfunction of the…

Q: Explain the various ways that each of these can occur within a DNA sequence: 1. substitution 2.…

A: When cells make an error while copying their own DNA, either by inserting a correct base or jumping…

Q: Discuss the correctness of the decision of Bob that the genetics play a little role in its life.

A: The genes transmit information from the parents to their offspring. The genes contain the…

Q: Primers are composed of and are made by the enzyme DNA; helicase DNA; primase O RNA; primase O RNA;…

A: A primer is a single strand of DNA that is short and acts as a starting point for the synthesis of a…

Q: Autism The genetic basis: what gene or genes are involved Environmental factors: external factors…

A: Autism or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neural disorder which has a broad spectrum of effects…

Q: It is not possible for bacteria to express human genes, because the 2 life forms are very distantly…

A: Gene expression is the process through which information from a gene is used to create a functioning…

Q: To determine: Whether ribosomal RNA genes were "born" perfect.

A: Ribosomes are complicated organelles that play a role in protein synthesis in all living cells. They…

Q: Describe what a DNA profile is and how STRs and other polymorphicfragments can be used to display…

A: DNA profiling in other terms is also known as DNA fingerprinting. This process is used in in…

Q: Could someone please explain using facts on why we should not continue to explore and develop…

A: Life extension is the idea of extending the human lifespan, either modestly through improvements in…

Q: Promotors are part of the DNA but enhancers are proteins that stick to the DNA   True or false

A: Gene expression is regulated by differential rate of transcription and translation of different…

Q: Which of the following describes forward genetics? Utilizing consensus regions within a genome to…

A: Genetics is the branch of biology that deals with the study of genes, their inheritance patterns,…

Q: Do you think DNA should be collected and genetic information entered into CODIS under any…

A: We are answering first four parts. For remaning parts pls repost questions.       CODIS is the…

Q: The Central dogma for biology includes: DNA to RNA which is called

A: Central Dogma is one of the most important concepts in Biology which involves the processes in which…

Q: Sequencing analysis Use the table below to record your sequence analysis results. Batch Gene Colony…

A: Mutagenesis is a process that modifies an organism's genetic makeup and causes a change in its DNA…

Q: What are some potential problems of altering DNA if only human benefits is taken into consideration

A: Diseases which are difficult or impossible to cure with medicine can theoretically can be fixed…

Q: Forward Genetics Analysis uses a variety of beneficial approaches to identify never before described…

A: The term forward genetics is associated with a method that is utilized for studying the genetics…

Q: DNA can be unwound from the double stranded double helix into single strands, amplified, separated…

A: The double (ds) helical structure of the DNA is unwound into single (ss) strands, which are used in…

Q: List and describe the processes that make up the central dogma of biology which provides the path…

A: Central dogma is the process in which the genetic information flows from DNA to RNA, to make a…