Biology

The terms proteomics and genomics mean essentially the same thing.

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Describe the organization of the -globin gene in humans.

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The dog (Canis familiaris) genome has recently been sequenced. About how many of the dog's genes are ...

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What is meant by the term low gene density? Give an example of an organism with low gene density.

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What is meant by the term pseudogene?

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What is the typical gene density per kilobase in prokaryotes?

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Most of the bacterial genomes described in the text have fewer than ________.

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What is a popular approach that is often used to introduce the targeting vector into cells?

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What is the fundamental purpose of creating a knockout organism?

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Assume that you have cut DNA with the restriction enzyme HindIII. You separate the fragments on an ...

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Assume that one conducted a typical cloning experiment using a typical plasmid, transformed an ...

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What is meant by the designation EcoRI?

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What is recombinant DNA technology? What would you list as safety issues associated with recombinant ...

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Words such as level, civic, and kayak have something in common compared to the fundamental tool of ...

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There are two types of retinoblastoma, familial and sporadic. In the familial form, one generally ...

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Provide a simple definition of a carcinogen.

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What are two properties that various types of cancer cells share?

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What is a tumor-suppressor gene? What are oncogenes? What is the normal (nonmutant) cellular version ...

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Name two of the classes of proteins that combine to directly control progression through the cell cycle.

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Provide a definition of cancer at the anatomical level.

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Provide a definition of cancer at the genetic level.

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What is the name of the protein that combines with cyclins to exert local control of the cell cycle?

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Which of the following general mechanisms appear to be involved in the formation of cancer cells?

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Caenorhabditis elegans is extremely useful as an experimental organism because it has relatively few ...

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What significant conclusion has the classic work on the eyeless and Pax6 genes provided in terms of ...

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