How is DNA decoded? What can happen if something goes wrong? Describe DNA damage. How does DNA replicate? How does DNA ultimately control the functioning of cells? How/why can mutations in DNA disrupt proper functioning? Explain how DNA is replicated bidirectionally. ...
Before mitosis can take place, what must happen? A. DNA replication must create two sets of chromosomes. B. The cytoplasm must begin to divide. C. Protein synthesis must make another set of chromosomes. D. RNA must copy DNA to make new chromosomes. ...
one of the most important causes of hospital acquired infections • In the early 2000s, MRSA strains carrying the additional Tn1546 transposon-based vancomycin resistant mechanism were identified, bringing the possibility of a totally resistant bacterial pathogen closer to reality How did this happen...
Cystic Fibrosis: Cystic fibrosis is a hereditary disease that is caused by a mutation in the CFTR gene. In this condition, the body produces mucus. The mucus clogs up the lungs, liver, as well as other organs, causing complications.
How DNA replication occurs? What is DNA replication? What would happen if DNA replication didn't happen? Describe the methyl-directed mismatch repair mechanism of bacterial DNA replication. Describe the process of DNA replication, including the role of the origins of replication and replication forks...