'Translocation' presentation slideshows

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You and Your DNA!

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UNDERSTANDING HEREDITY

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X Chromosome (1336 Genes)

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Transport in flowering plants

Transport in flowering plants. a summary for AS Biology. http://www.pearsoned.ca/school/science11/biology11/sugartransport.html http://dendro.cnre.vt.edu/forestbiology/cambium2_no_scene_1.swf. Objectives:

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DNA Structure and Replication

DNA Structure and Replication . Frederick Griffith (1927) showed that avirulent strains of Diplococcus pneumoniae could be transformed to virulence. Section 10.3. Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty (1944) demonstrated that the transforming principle was DNA and not protein. .

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Robertsonian chromosome translocations: the basics

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Problem 1

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Wesche J, Malecki J, Wiedlocha A, Skjerpen CS, Claus P, Olsnes S.

JBC. FGF-1 and FGF-2 require the cytosolic chaperone Hsp90 for translocation into the cytosol and the cell nucleus. Wesche J, Malecki J, Wiedlocha A, Skjerpen CS, Claus P, Olsnes S.

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Down Syndrome

Down Syndrome. By: Lee, Maria, Amanda, Marisa, and Kelly. Physical Characteristics. Short stocky bodies with thick hands and feet Broad short heads, small ears, slanted eyes Flattened noses Large ridged tongues Low muscle tone, loose joints. Medical Complications. Epilepsy

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Science

VII. Science. What is the difference between all the trees?. Trees. Shrubs. Herbs. How do you think is water transported in plants?. Hollow tubes known as Xylem vessels help to carry water through the plant stem.

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Chapter 30.5

Chapter 30.5. How Do Organic Compounds Move Through Plants?. AP Biology Spring 2011. Conducting Tubes in Phloem. Phloem: living vascular tissue with organized arrays of conducting tubes, fibers, and parenchyma cells. Conducting Tubes in Phloem.

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Mutations

Mutations. Chapter 12-4. What are mutations?. Any change to the genetic code Gene mutations: A change in one or a few nucleotides in a gene Chromosomal Mutations: a change in the number or structure of chromosomes. What are mutations?. Gene mutations:

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Karyotype Analysis

Karyotype Analysis. Chromosome staining & structure Chromosomal abnormalities in humans. A. Chromosome Staining & Structure. Metaphase chromosome spread Staining techniques G-banding R-banding Q-banding. A. Chromosome Staining & Structure. Centromere Position Metacentric

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ncpneuro0261 pf3

Figure 3 Assembly of MHC class I peptide complexes in the ER of the muscle fiber for antigen presentation, and translocation of misfolded MHC class I heavy chain glycoproteins to the cytoplasm.

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CR Clapier & BR Cairns Nature 000 , 1-5 (2012) doi:10.1038/nature11625

NegC inhibits the coupling of ATP hydrolysis to DNA translocation, and nucleosome sliding. CR Clapier & BR Cairns Nature 000 , 1-5 (2012) doi:10.1038/nature11625.

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pSEC:geneX

Cell wall protease (HtrA). pSEC:geneX. pCYT:geneX. Similar induction level. mRNA. mRNA. Precursor (+SP). Protein. (+Nuc). Intracellular chaperones. Sec chaperones. Improper folding. Proper folding. Translocation-incompetent conformation. Translocation-competent conformation.

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Genomic mechanisms of cancer

Amplification/deletion. Infection. Genomic mechanisms of cancer. A GT Arg. C GT Cys. T GT Ser. Mutation. Translocation. GGT Gly. G A T Asp. G C T Ala. G T T Val.

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