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DNA mutations in humans are generally bad, but why in viruses make their bodies stronger?

I want to know why this happens to viruses. can we apply that technique to the human body too...

Asked on 03/08/2021

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How much fat can the body absorb? Implications for daily fat distribution

This question is named analogous to this research: How much protein can the body use in a single meal for muscle-building? Implications for daily protein distribution http://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5828430...

Asked on 03/07/2021

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How do adenoviruses interact with muscle tissue that it makes them acceptable as vector viruses?

From what I understand certain attenuated adenoviruses are popular as a vector virus, meaning a virus that is used as the active agent in a vaccine to infect cells and...

Asked on 03/06/2021 by Imprisoned Rhesus

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Partial pressures of different gas in human blood and how they are calculated?

In Respiratory Physiology, we use the $P_x{O_2}$ and $P_x{CO_2}$ in blood at different regions of the peripheral circulation. From my Chemistry knowledge I know that $P_x$ of...

Asked on 03/04/2021

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Repartition of tendon sheaths in humans

As a medical student I have been taught that tendon sheaths are found predominantly in the wrists, hands and ankles. However, I learned recently that tenosynovitis often affect the biceps...

Asked on 03/04/2021

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Do SARS-CoV-2 virus particles really travel through filopodia and "emerge from the tips"?

Watching the new University of California San Francisco video Coronavirus forces cells to produce tentacle-like structures that infect neighboring cells I sawThe growths spread out, and coronaviruses...

Asked on 03/04/2021

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Use of restriction endonucleases to analyse Variable Number Tandem Repeats (VNTRs)

The textbook I’m using states that “Ends of VNTR have conserved sequences. These can easily be cut by restriction endonucleases.” But restriction endonucleases cleave palindromic sequences. Does this mean that...

Asked on 03/04/2021 by Asita Sheth

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What are "intrinsic hypothalamic fibers"? (From an article on neuronal mechanisms of sexual desire)

I came across the phrase intrinsic hypothalamic fibers which I cannot understand. What is meant by intrinsic - that these fibers (long myelinated axons?) start in the hypothalamus? Or that...

Asked on 03/03/2021

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What is the effect of a pure-oxygen environment on a plant?

Just read What's the effect of oxygen deficit on plants? ; and wondered whether the opposite would have any effect on a plant. That is to say, if a...

Asked on 03/03/2021

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Why are there different gene expressions that are refered to the same gene in microarray experiments results?

I am studying gene expression profiling considering a dataset available on NCBI website. I do not understand the following: why are there some genes that have different profile and different...

Asked on 03/03/2021 by Manuela

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