DNA
DNA?
Genome
Cancer Cells
Missed coding or malfunctioned DNA.
AB BLOOD
Universal Recipients, Neither Type A or B antibodies. Can receive antigens from all the following A, B, AB.
XY XX
XY MALE
XX FEMALE
(there are other combinations that make this complicated BUT)
XY gets their recessive X gene from their mothers
Transgenic rDNA
Can produce human insulin
Transcription
What is involved; Ribosomes (something of which viruses do not have)
Follows instructions in building proteins
KEY WORD: Copies ( for which it mimics DNA to transform into RNA )
Victims; Bone Marrow & White Blood Cells
Leukemia
Alleles
Traits
Mitosis
Replication; creation of identical cells.
Related; Ribosomes or Proteins
Building block of nucleic acids
RNA SUBUNITS
2 Subunits of RNA is Ribosome
Ribosomes are something viruses do not have
Benign | Malignant Differences
Malignant; Malicious, can metastasize tumors, spread is severe.
Benign; Stagnant, does not spread, stays primarily in one location, spread is unlikely or nonexistent.
X recessive
Traits that occur from the X chromosome
Meiosis
Division; stability in genome size.
CRISPR
Machine or Technology that allows the modification of genes.
OR
Machine or Technology that allows the capability to edit out defective and fragmented genes and replace them with functional genes.
Related keywords Cas9 & gRNA
Two Organism DNA Combined
Recombinant rDNA
Treatment (1 type at least)
Chemo Therapy
O Blood
O is a recessive trait, can only be passed down from mothers.
M & M Differences
Mitosis; Replication + Identical cell growth
Meiosis; Division + Genetic Variability
Enzyme + Double Helix + mRNA
RNA Polymerase
Two Organism Combined (Follow up)
Transgenic
Failure of cell cycle regulation
Oncogene
UUCGCUAA
AAGCGATT
H & H
Homologous Chromosome, diploid organism + same gene sequence, mitosis.
Homozygous, two identical traits.
PCR
Polyamerse Chain Reaction;
used for COVID tests and gel electrophoresis
Effectively is used to copy genes.