Pax gene

... exam prep question and i was actually quite unsure how to answer this "How does the structure of DNA allow for different versions of the same gene" so DNA is a polymer and can cary many bases hence specify for many amino acids? and genes specify for amino acids so since it can carry many ...

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... by a statics) I need help in analyzed the results. I did the following thing I check what is the difference between two time points and saw if the gene went up ,didn't change went down and then split the genes in to pattern . how do I calculate the p value for those two points ? I also check how ...

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We use RNAi and Lentiviral transgenesis in our lab to generate transgenic mice. We use luceferase assay to validate the shRNA sequences. The problem is the results don't seem to traslate well into in vitro systems. I analysed 8 sequences ...

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Researchers have figured out a potential way to prevent mitochondrial DNA related diseases by trading out healthy mitochondria for the mutated mitochondria. Apparently there are no side effects. Read more

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All genes are necessary and required.. that's the general rule of genomics. It's mutations in genes that affect the "good" or "bad" effects of the gene in particular. Considering the pathway the p21 gene ...

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