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Gene Expression and Regulationwhat we are is thus faithfully passed into each new cell. The process of DNA replication is coupled with DNA repair systems to make certain that errors in copying are corrected, or that the copy is destroyed. Mitosis is the overall act of cell division involving sorting out of the duplicated DNA on

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Genetic Engineeringthe microscope showed us the cellular basis of life. The invention of recombinant DNA technology has now revealed the molecules of life. The revolution is only 25 years old and so much has already been learned. We will begin this chapter with an explanation of the first tool, a DNA scissors made pos

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Inherited Genetic Diseasest lead to inherited diseases. What’s the problem? Looking at a few examples, we will quickly see that our new molecular knowledge and technology lead to very great challenges in applications. To begin, we can consider screening for inherited disease. It sounds simple in principle; build the right DN

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Immune System and Blood Cells to explore the intricacies; “complex” is forbidding. Yet I must admit that the immune system is complex, probably as complex as the central nervous system. The immune system, like the brain, has input, output, central processing, memory, and schooling. Our understanding is far from complete, but mo

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Cancerwth processes. The damaged cell transforms from benign to malignant and becomes independent of normal regulatory signals. This transformed cell multiplies into a clone of malignant cells, eventually developing into a tumor. The malignant tumor infiltrates adjacent tissues and metastasizes..The molec

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Molecular Therapeuticsin which we discover drugs. Many companies have invested their futures in harvesting drugs from the human genome. Pharmacogenetics is one aspect of this revolution. Pharmacogenetics specifically looks at how genetic differ]nces influence the response of a patient to a drug. Rather than consider an i

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Conclusionsexamined. The Human Genome Project completed that task for us. Next we envisioned the DNA in the cell nucleus as a basketball containing kilometers of spiderweb. (Later we found out that spiderweb protein has been cloned, so we can make our basketball model if we need to). The information content of