Answer:
by performing a bioinformatic analysis in order to discover Y chromosome-linked mutations associated with defective phenotypes. In this case, it is expected to discover two or more loss of function mutations located in the coding region of the target gene on the Y chromosome in different males, and then associate such mutations with altered phenotypes caused by the inactivation (loss of function) of this gene
Explanation:
The genes located on the Y chromosome exhibit a uniparental mode of inheritance (i.e., these genes are only transmitted from father to their sons). This situation makes difficult to map the target gene since recombination does not occur for genes that are only located on the Y chromosome, hampering the development of a linkage map containing this gene. In this case, it is possible to directly associate genetic mutations located at the same genomic region (<em>locus</em>) on the Y chromosome with a particular altered phenotype in males carrying these mutations, which can be in principle associated with the inactivation of the target gene (loss of function mutations) in these individuals.
Answer
D huh I was stuck between both D and b
Explanation:
Answer: fat, lipids
Explanation:
Triglycerides are the type of fat which are found in the blood. These are stored in the fat cells of the body. It is made up of glycerol and three fatty acid molecules.
Phospholipids are the type of lipids. These are found in the cell membranes of the animal cell. They consists of glycerol, phosphate group and two fatty acid molecules. The phosphate group is hydrophilic and the fatty acids are hydrophobic in nature.
Hello, that is a very good question!
Back then there was no such thing as 'birth-control', hence they never actually prevented pregnancies, of course there were services that provided 'different' penetration but that could also result in pregnancies.
The popular method of not giving birth [prevent pregnancy] was to kill the baby while still carrying [termination], in other words have a miscarriage.
There many various methods during that time (herbs, beating, old cloth hanger).
Hope this helped,
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Answer: All of these choices are correct.
Explanation:
Paired box 6 also known as Pax6 is an evolutionarily conserved transcription factor that plays a major role in the development of the vertebrate eye and the central nervous system. Mutations in mammalian Pax6 are characterized by eye defects, e.g (congenital cataracts, as well as Central Nervous System disorders like microcephaly, dysgenesis, neuron to glia transformations, etc.) Many studies have demonstrated the importance of Pax6 to vertebrate cell differentiation, proliferation, patterning. etc
Pax6 have the tendency to activate multiple genes. For example, if two fly Pax6 genes, eyeless (ey) and twin of eyeless (toy), (initiate eye specification), and, eyegone (eyg) and the Notch (N) pathway, (independently regulate cell proliferation). Pax6 have the tendency to controls eye progenitor cell survival and proliferation through the activation of eyegone (eyg) , thereby indicating that Pax6 initiates both eye specification and proliferation.
Also, Pax6 is considered to be the master control gene for eye development in all seeing animals. In vertebrates, it is required not only for lens/retina formation but also for the development of the central nervous system.