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... in the systemic blood EXCEPT: a. GH b. CRH c. FSH d. Oxytocin e. TSH 2. The Drug Discovery company has developed a compound X that binds and activates TSH receptors with a very high affinity. A 30 year-old XY subject that has been taking very high daily doses of the compound X would have ...

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... biological ageing and cell malfunction, because so many telomeres in so many places have been lost. However, in people with cancer, the gene that activates the synthesis of the enzyme telomerase (a huge protein complex that adds the sequence TTAGGG to telomeres to repair them), which causes tumor ...

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... loses it when it becomes a mature erythrocyte. Thus, the nucleus shape is typically "fixed" only in resting, mature cells. When the cell activates, for meiosis or for other reasons, the shape often changes. But in almost all cases the nucleus shape is well-defined and the changes are ...

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... to determine whether it is: a cis-acting mutation of a regulatory sequence for GAL2 itself (“cis”); a trans-acting mutation in GAL4, which activates transcription of GAL2 (“GAL4”); or a trans-acting mutation in GAL3, which interacts with GAL80 to de-repress GAL4 when galactose is present ...

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... that during some ancient era these receptors were more similar to FFAR and they all are probably able to lose sensitivity if something over activates them. For example if blood gets fatty it make it more viscose and likelier to spread slower but if FFAR senses too much fat it could widen ...

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