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A sequence of DNA is altered. Explain how this change to the sequence of DNA could result in a bioschemical reaction no longer o

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DNA codes for enzymes (proteins or RNA). And every reaction is controlled by any enzyme.

So, a change in the DNA can result into formation of some non-functional enzyme or a less efficient enzyme or some other protein.

As there's no enzyme for the particular reaction, the reaction wouldn't occur.

Primary structure- It shows the sequence of amino acids in any protein. No role in the functional part of enzyme. 2D structure.

Tertiary structure- It is coiling of enzyme upon itself to form the active or cataytic site. Plays role in catabolic or anabolic function of the enzyme. 3D structure.

Amino acid- As the name goes by, it means a molecule having an amino group (NH2) and an acid group (COOH). Basic building molecules of the proteins.

Active site- The structure formed by the coiling of enzyme (found in tertiary and quaternary structure). This is where the substrate binds to the enzyme

Substrate- This is the molecule which binds to the enzyme and is converted into product by the enzyme.

Enzyme- This is the proteinaceous(sometimes RNA) molecule which accelerates the metabolic functions of our body.

mRNA- This is the molecule formed the DNA present in the nucleus of the cell after transcription. The mRNA carried the information from the DNA present in the cell to form the protein molecule. The basic structural component of this molecule is ribonucleotide molecules.

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What is the significance of second continental congress and what resulted from it?

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The second continental congress raised an army

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Amanda is a doing a report for her earth science class about the four seasons. Which of the following would be an

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D is the correct thing to do.

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Jason hangs sheetrock for a local contractor. His job requires him to hang the sheetrock overhead on ceilings. What type of ergo

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C, static posture means repeating the same posture over and over again, eventually resulting in static posture

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Kristi has been training as a ballet dancer since she was very young. When Kristi’s car is hit by another motorist, she is diagn

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The Cerebellum is the area of the brain that is also accountable for balance, coordination and vocal expression, among other things, such as receiving signals from the main parts of the central nervous system, such as the spinal cord.

Injury to this section of the brain may be responsible for the difficulty of Kristis to maintain her equilibrium.

Magnetic resonance (MRI) imaging:

Magnetic resonance imaging ( MRI) is one of the instruments or diagnostic equipment used in disease identification, diagnosis and treatment assessment. It features the use of non-invasive technologies in the development of 3d format clear photographs of internal organs such as the brain.

Neuroplasticity

This is one of the functions of the neural system of the brain. It has the ability to turn or modify its skills and functions by creating and reorganizing nerve cells in order to compensate for the effects of injuries or diseases.

Children are known to have more Neuroplasticity abilities than adults. If Kristi is still very young, chances are that she will recover with moderate or no treatments at all.

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