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All of them are connected by some sort of widespread sickness or virus
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D
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Key points:
- Cells have a variety of mechanisms to prevent mutations, or permanent changes in DNA sequence.
- During DNA synthesis, most DNA polymerases "check their work," fixing the majority of mispaired bases in a process called proofreading.
- Immediately after DNA synthesis, any remaining mispaired bases can be detected and replaced in a process called mismatch repair.
- If DNA gets damaged, it can be repaired by various mechanisms, including chemical reversal, excision repair, and double-stranded break repair.
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– People with skin disorders face higher rates of severe depression and issues with self-esteem.
– Children with skin disorders experience much higher rates of bullying, which can lead to social withdrawal, underperformance, and refusal to attend school
– 60% of young patients with skin conditions report being teased and bullied
– 34% report experiencing limitations in recreational activities because of their skin.
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Explanation:
El Parque Nacional de Yellowstone (Estados Unidos), considerado el parque nacional más antiguo del mundo, fue creado en 1872 durante la presidencia de Ulysses S. Grant. En sus inicios, la fauna del parque no recibió la misma protección que hoy en día: los lobos y los pumas fueron eliminados deliberadamente en 1926 y, al cabo de unos años, la población de ciervos aumentó tanto que los administradores del parque reconocieron que los herbívoros estaban alterando la vegetación, por lo que se realizaron matanzas selectivas para controlar la población de dichos animales. Las matanzas selectivas terminaron a finales de los años 60 y la población de ciervos volvió a aumentar, por lo que finalmente se optó por reintroducir el lobo: 14 lobos de la provincia de Alberta (Canadá) fueron liberados en 1995 y otros 17 lobos canadienses en 1996. "La reintroducción del lobo (Canis lupus) en el Parque Nacional de Yellowstone es el experimento ecológico más celebrado de la historia", así comienza un estudio publicado en Journal of Mammalogy por Mark Boyce, de la Universidad de Alberta.
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Dopamine
Explanation:
Parkinson’s disease is a degenerative, progressive disorder that affects nerve cells in parts of the brain called the basal ganglia and the substantia nigra.
The neurotransmitter dopamine is produced by nerve cells in the substantia nigra and these nerve cells function in relaying information from the brain that plan and control body movement. In Parkinson's disease, the dopamine-producing nerve cells of the substantia nigra begin to die off . Symptoms such as tremor, impaired movement, stiffness, and balance problems occur when the loss of nerve cells is about 80%
