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The goal of this study was to assess the role of individual cyclin genes of the eukaryotic microorganism, Tetrahymena thermophila, in the process of conguation, a sexual cell division cycle unique to the ciliated protozoans that involves a complex series of events that include… Gene expression patterns of the cyclin genes of Tetrahymena are known to both drive and respond to cell cycle events similar to these in other model systems.... The expression data were obtained from genomic databases and also from reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reactions (RT-PCR) performed to explore the cyclic expression patterns of the cyclin mRNAs during the cell cycle of T....
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This paper under the headline "Origins of dna replication" answers the question given below: why is it necessary for dna replication to occur in a great many separate areas at once, as opposed to just unzippering a DNA from end to end to replicate it?... dna replication proceeds rapidly in one direction until all parts of the chromosome are copied.... dna replication proceeds in two directions (bi-directionally) and is semi-conservative (“dna replication” 1)....
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This paper explores breast cancer.
Breast cancer Mitosis and cell cycle: Cancer Treatments Mitosis and cell cycle: Cancer Treatments Introduction Cancer refers to uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the body.... This over-growth and evasion of control mechanisms that regulate cell cycle cause tumor in the breast.... This technique interferes with dna that directs division of cancer cells.... It grows of normal cells whereby cells divide quickly and fail to undergo apoptosis (programmed cell death)....
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This paper seeks to discuss the cell cycle and cancer cell to identify the phase at which, in case of lost control, cancer cells grow.... The paper… The cell cycle is organized into distinct phases in which specific activities occurs towards cell division or replication.... The first phase, called the G0, is an inert phase that follows a previous cell The cell cycle and cancer cell cycle is the process by which cells divide or replicate leading to maturity of cells and organs and renewal of worn out cells....
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Isolation and characterization of dominant negative mutant alleles of CDC6 done to comprehend extensively the importance and regulation of CDC6 in dna replication, CDC6 gene containing plasmid mutagenized randomly under GALI 10 promoter by passage through E.... After S phase is complete, CDC6-d2 on the other hand blocks cell cycle progression and inhibits proliferation as cells with 2C DNA pile up; CDC6-d2 does not inhibit dna replication but it does passage via mitosis....
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The essay "The cell cycle" describes the interphase is the first phase that takes about 90-95 percent of division time where the cell grows and prepares for cell division.... The Cell CycleThe cells grow and divide by sequence of events that are referred as the cell cycle.... The cell cycle has two main phases.... The cell cycle: Principles of Control: Primers in Biology, New Yolk: New Science Press.... The other phase is mitosis that involves the separation of chromosomes before cytokinesis (Morgan, 2007)During interphase, the cell synthesizes dna and doubles the cytoplasm....
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The species has been categorized into eleven displaying diverse biological characteristics that pose a The life cycle of Trichinella begins with larvae being ingested raw or undercooked, pork meat.... The viable cysts when ingested by a new host they become viable again beginning the cycle....
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The "dna Structure and Cell Membrane" paper states that the genetic material of the cell is in the form of dna.... There are 46 molecules of dna in each human cell.... The dna is present in the form of a string known as a nucleosome bound around octamers of protein known as histones.... roteins are polymers of amino acids, attached by means of peptide bonds, that have important structural and functional roles in the cell....
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