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serious [3.7K]
1 year ago
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What is BMPER? Did its discovery come from basic or applied science? Explain your reasoning fully. 20 POINTS!!!!

Biology
1 answer:
Maru [420]1 year ago
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BMPER serves as   a protein which is found in  humans and it is been encoded by the BMPER gene.

Yes, the discovery come from basic or applied science  because  the discovery as a result of observation through research and can be proven  with evidence which is what science is based on.

<h3>What is BMPER?</h3>

Bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) can be described as one that is found in  embryonic and adult blood vessel formation  which is been used in  health .

BMPER  serves as a  differentially expressed protein  that can be found in the  embryonic endothelial precursor cells.

It should be noted that  BMPER can carry out some  interactions with BMPs, and in the case whereby  they were overexpressed , they will antagonizes their function in embryonic axis formation.

Therefore, BMPER serves as   a protein which is found in  humans and it is been encoded by the  BMPER gene.

Read more about  BMPER gene here:

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