Autonomic dysreflexia is a syndrome which is characterised by the sudden rise in the blood pressure of the human. The disease is common in the people with a higher level of spinal cord injuries above the T6 level.
The condition occurs when some external stimuli like pain or irritant activate the involuntary response in the body which cause the blood pressure to rise (hypertension). This leads to the slowdown of the heartbeat (bradycardia) to restore the blood pressure but the body cannot restore the blood pressure due to the damage in the spinal cord.
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of replication. This is where the replication bubble is formed. Two opposite replication
forks (Y-shaped regions) of DNA are formed when
the double helix is unzipped by DNA helicases. Transcription factors, polymerase III and primer then bind to the region
to begin transcription.
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