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in layers, similar to how real neurons are stacked in the brain. AI researchers even call each neuron a “cell,” Thompson notes, and each cell contains a formula relating it to other cells in the network—mimicking the way that the connections between brain neurons have different strengths....
A cell's ploidy describes how many sets of chromosomes are present within the nucleus. As humans, the vast majority of our cells are diploid, meaning that we have 2 sets of chromosomes. More specifically, 23 pairs of homologous chromosomes. A haploid cell is one that only has 1 set of ...
In mammals, telomeres are composed of TTAGGG repeats, which are bound by a protein complex termed shelterin. Cell divisions lead to the progressive erosion of telomeric repeats. When telomeres become too short to recruit the shelterin complex, they become dysfunctional, leading to telomere ...
Naïve T cells differ phenotypically from activated effector cells by expressions of many surface receptors but are most commonly distinguished by the absence of the activation protein, CD25. Naïve cells can still differentiate into another type of T or B effector cell. Many effector cells are ...
What is another term for protein synthesis? What is the first part of protein synthesis called? What are the two cell structures involved in protein synthesis? What helps protein synthesis? What is used to direct protein synthesis in the cell?
What cell/protein of the immune system is being described? These cells secrete antibodies (2 possible answers). Adaptive Immunity: Adaptive immunity is a term that describes the specific immune system which deals with specific invading pathogens including bacteria and...
Single cell protein (SCP) refers to dried microbial cells or total protein extracted from pure microbial cell culture. SCP is not pure protein. It refers to the whole cells of bacteria, yeast, filamentous fungi or algae. It also contains carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids, mineral salts and...
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The analysis of cellular ultrastructure is paramount for gaining a comprehensive understanding of cell functionality. By examining the intricate details within a cell, researchers can uncover the mechanisms that drive various cellular processes and functions. ...