The liver is at a #3 level of organization, an organ..which has a specific job to do in the body.
Examples of positive and beneficial mutation:
- Antibiotic resistance by bacteria
- Almond tree gene mutation
- Humans immunity to HIV
Examples of negative and harmful mutation
- Cystic fibrosis
- Frame shift mutation
- Cancer
Examples of neutral mutation;
- Bovine and human insulin
- Silent point mutation
- Missense mutation
<h3>What are mutation?</h3>
Mutations are results from change in gene structures that leads to variations in form that can be transferred or passed down to generations. This is usually caused by alterations in the single base unit of DNAs by insertion, deletion or rearrangement of genes or chromosomes.
Positive and beneficial mutations result in retained from of adaptation like antibiotic resistance by bacteria, harmful mutation causes harm such as cancer, while neutral has little or no effect example, silent mutations.
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One can stimulate a baby to breathe by slapping his butt or by flicking the soles of his feet. This is normally done in order to stimulate a baby to take his first breath through the process of crying. Crying will force the baby to take his first breath and at the same time, it will enable the lungs and the airways to be cleared of liquid substances.
Niacin is also known as Vitamin B3. It is needed by the body because it produces the coenzymes NAD and NADP which are responsible for the body's metabolic reactions. If you are deficient of niacin, the body can synthesize it using tryptophan. Food sources of tryptophan include eggs, liver, peanut butter and dairy products.