Essays on Gene

If you are unfamiliar with the ‘CRISPR-Cas9’ system, it is the revolutionary technique discovered in bacteria (E. Coli) which they use to defend themselves against invading viruses. It works by the specific targeting of viral DNA and cleaves at determined locations, previously invading viral pathogens…

Abstract According to the studies a 4-week-long administration of exogenous thyroxine in broiler breeder hens to decline the cold-induced ascites in their offspring suggests that the long-term maternal hyperthyroidism would affect gastrointestinal tract morphology in broiler breeder hens. The birds (70) were fostered in the…

The new inventory model with the imprecise interest rate value is illustrated in this paper. After considering several experts views the interest rate is described with uncertain parameters. The Evidential Reasoning Algorithm (ERA) for Multiple Attribute Decision Analyses is used. This Algorithm is able to…

Histidine-dipeptides resembling anserine plus carnosine broadly spread in some elements of body at terribly high absorptions like the central systema nervosum, skeletal muscles andthe heart. Histidine is one in every of the 20 amino acids which related to biological purposes. In body, carnosine will be…

The Nature and Nurture issue has long been debated between people in the field of science. It is argued, that the human development, personality, traits and consequently actions are either affected by nature or by nurture. Environmentalists (like John Watson and John Locke) believe that…

DNA Barcoding is the process that uses a specific region in the DNA to identify a given species. The bar-codes are similar to industrial barcodes and are available publicly in order to help conservation and enhancement of biological studies of various plants and micro-organisms. There…

SSRs are consisting of tandem repeats of one to six (bp). They are found in prokaryotes and eukaryotes (Thiel et al., 2003; Li et al., 2004). They are also known as simple sequence length polymorphisms (Tautz, 1989), microsatellite (Litt and Luty, 1989) short tandem repeats…

There has been always a fascination for drawing some sort of connection between the family members. If it is a joint family then the fun in making them doubles. The multiple numbers of connections, their relationships, names and everything makes it an exciting activity for…

Introduction: Genetics as a phenomenon was discovered in the late 19th century. This can be considered as quite a late discovery in comparison to other medical advancements such as general anaesthesia which can be seen throughout recorded history around the world. Genes are the main…

SSRs are consisting of 1 to 6 bp tandem repeats (mono-, di-, tri-, tetra and penta-, hexanucleotides). They are found throughout all genomes including prokaryotes and eukaryotes (Li et al., 2004; Thiel et al., 2003). They are also known as simple sequence length polymorphisms (SSLPs;…