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The first part of finding out Lucy having ADA-SCID was when I realized there were no HIV proteins in her blood, getting rid of the possibility of her having HIV. Then, I realized she had a high number of Deoxyadenosine in her blood. This proves she has ADA-SCID because when the ADA doesn't work you find excess amounts of Deoxyadenosine in the blood.
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Rare animals are animals that are not common or species that are not common.
Protected animals are animals that are endangered and common.
Rare animals are animals that are not easily accessible.
Protected animals are common and are protected because they can easily be accessible.
Rare animals are animals that are not easily observed or recorded.
Protected animals can easily be observed and protected.
Rare animals are animals that are secretive and have shy behavior.
Protected animals behavior are not secretive in behavior.
The answer is NAD+.
In the process of glycolysis, NAD+ is reduced to form NADH+ and H+. If NAD+ is not present, glycolysis will not be able to continue. Under anaerobic conditions, the regeneration of NAD is coupled to the reduction of pyruvate. The anaerobic regeneration of NAD is called fermentation.
In animal tissues , fermentation occurs as pyruvate acts as a makeshift hydrogen acceptor and gets reduced to lactate when NADH transfers electrons to pyruvate. This enzyme catalyzed reaction occurs whenever the available oxygen has been consumed.
The doughnut because it contains carbohydrates .
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The correct answer is: B) decreased chromatin condensation
Histone modifications which include phosphorylation, methylation, acetylation and their reverse processes are post-translational modifications that can regulate gene expression. Their effect depends on the amino acid (protein) that is modified, and the combination of the other modifications.
These modifications regulate gene expression by organizing the genome into active form-euchromatin, where DNA is accessible for transcription, or inactive-heterochromatin, where DNA is less accessible for transcription.
