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Deleted User#0000: so like there are normally a protein bound to this gene area called a repressor that stops transcription
Emily#4400: dont they produce all of these genes tho?
Emily#4400: i mean enzymes from the genes
Sneola Cartel#3012: Please wait Don't RUSH
Sneola Cartel#3012: He is Typing
Emily#4400: woops :diaLU... |
Deleted User#0000: yes
Deleted User#0000: thats a good one
Deleted User#0000: the only thing in there i didnt already explain is that lacL is where you get that repressor from to begin with
Sneola Cartel#3012: Well Thank you soo much
Sneola Cartel#3012: For such gr8 information
Deleted User#0000: np
Sneola Cartel#3012:... |
Sneola Cartel#3012: I mean WHat is VNTR and all that stuff
Emily#4400: i used to have slides discussing vntr and that stuff from last semester
Emily#4400: let me check if i still have them
Emily#4400: rip cant find them :AkaShrug:
Sneola Cartel#3012: Ohhh Well thanks for ur concern !!!!!!!
Sneola Cartel#3012: And By th... |
Deleted User#0000: and RFLP
Deleted User#0000: were taught lab techniques but i dont do research and i tend to gravitate more toward clinical med so if someone sees any mistakes in what i say correct me
Deleted User#0000: but if you look at peoples genetic code, there are areas with repeating nucleotides
Deleted User#0... |
Deleted User#0000: rflp is the restriction fragment something something where you can target certain areas with a specific enzyme and then if your related the lengths of the pieces cut will be the same because the sites of cutting for the enzymes are inherited, so the same length pieces are made
Deleted User#0000: i th... |
Deleted User#0000: the hormones main organsystems/organs/cells of affect, what causes the hormone to be released, what inhibits the hormones release, what these three properties mean in this hormones place in maintaining homeostasis
Deleted User#0000: @Loke
Loke#8576: Thanks!
Deleted User#0000: np
Charlich#9165: @Loke ... |
Deleted User#0000: key to all hormones is where they fit in homeostasis
Emily#4400: im assuming its just general term of hormones since its a 10 min persentation
Deleted User#0000: i bet hes already done his presentation by now lol
Loke#8576: My presentation is due on Tuesday so I have barely started yet
Deleted User#0... |
Emily#4400: reminds me of sprouts :rikoAAA:
Deleted User#0000: yesss everyone always says spaghetti but i think they look like beansprouts
Emily#4400: @Deleted User what is serum exactly like i dont get it's component and why they use this most of the time for example in fighting of infection.
Deleted User#0000: serum ... |
Deleted User#0000: oh you asked about monoclonal abs
Deleted User#0000: what i described is polyclonal ab serum
Deleted User#0000: monoclonal is when they take a single b cell line that only produces one single antibody against one single epitope on an antigen
Deleted User#0000: they culture and separate this single an... |
Deleted User#0000: par·the·no·gen·e·sis
ˌpärTHənōˈjenəsəs/
nounBIOLOGY
reproduction from an ovum without fertilization, especially as a normal process in some invertebrates and lower plants.
Deleted User#0000: so lets go with B
Sneola Cartel#3012: Well I did it But It's wrong It cost me -1 Mark 😦
Deleted User#0000: ho... |
Deleted User#0000: if you reproduce without sperm its asexual
Willi_Zinger#2319: Professors need to learn that they too can still make mistakes
reverse#7326: Yeah parthenogenesis is definitely asexual
Sneola Cartel#3012: Well Can I ask One more ???
reverse#7326: ok
Deleted User#0000: whoa apparently snakes and komodo d... |
Deleted User#0000: http://gph.is/OLUrU6
Willi_Zinger#2319: Ahh yes
Deleted User#0000: process of sex determination in honey bees
Willi_Zinger#2319: Subodh, hymenopterans are beautiful
Deleted User#0000: ask willi cause thats kinda out of my scope
Sneola Cartel#3012: "hymenopterans" What does it mean ???
Willi_Zinger#23... |
Sneola Cartel#3012: Well Our teacher give me some Info I will tell If I'm wrong just Point it Out !!!
Willi_Zinger#2319: Okay, so the males are haploid and the females are diploid
Deleted User#0000: making them diploid, ie two copies, they develop female
Deleted User#0000: yeah
Willi_Zinger#2319: But the females are fu... |
Sneola Cartel#3012: What's The Last Statement ???
Sneola Cartel#3012: ie the sperm donor... (That One)
Deleted User#0000: so a man bee and woman bee love each other very much and make a little baby daughter bee by combining their sperm and egg, then the daughter bee makes a copy of half of her chromosomes to make a mal... |
Deleted User#0000: hahahaha
Willi_Zinger#2319: I've learned that when you're looking at processes in nature, nothing is weird
Sneola Cartel#3012: Well, Can I ask Another One (Their are more than One) ??
Willi_Zinger#2319: I wouldn't mind having another one, this is good review for me
Sneola Cartel#3012: Well What is th... |
Deleted User#0000: basically with sex linked RECESSIVE diseases they are on the X or Y chromosome (almost always on X) and women are usually unaffected because women get two copies of X while men only get one copy of X ie the defective copy with the disease
Deleted User#0000: and also if the offspring is a male then he... |
Willi_Zinger#2319: So they follow those regular patterns of inheritance
Deleted User#0000: http://www.mrgscience.com/uploads/2/0/7/9/20796234/1362768_orig.png
Willi_Zinger#2319: Which are the Mendelian disorders
Deleted User#0000: teamwork
Deleted User#0000: and yeah this is good review for me too cause i hate genetics... |
Deleted User#0000: there is hemophilia a b and c
Sneola Cartel#3012: And What is difference among them ???
Deleted User#0000: each corresponds to a specific clotting factor in the intrinsic clotting cascade
Deleted User#0000: wait what grade are you in subodh
Deleted User#0000: depends on the detail ill go into
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Deleted User#0000: thrombin is the thing that activates fibrinogen--> fibrin which is the building block of the blood clot meshwork
Deleted User#0000: a deficiency of factor 8 is the most common and is called hemophilia A which is x linked so almost only men have it
Deleted User#0000: hemophilia B is a deficiency of fa... |
Deleted User#0000: i have like a toilet paper roll of azithromycin for those cases
Deleted User#0000: when in doubt pills out
Willi_Zinger#2319: Otherwise it is just a rodeo of memorization and no one wants that
Jm2#6572: kind of what med is most of the time
Deleted User#0000: organ authenticity?
Deleted User#0000: wha... |
Willi_Zinger#2319: For the record, I was thinking preserved organs, like sheep hearts for anatomy classes
Deleted User#0000: oh a biological way
Deleted User#0000: sure
Deleted User#0000: genetic testing
Deleted User#0000: literally go to a genetic lab and be like yo i have this sample and need to know if its human
Jm2... |
Deleted User#0000: the enzyme primase i think makes the primer
Deleted User#0000: then an dna polymerase uses it as a start point to replicate the strand
Deleted User#0000: these primers are then replaced by another type of DNA polym to complete the DNA
Willi_Zinger#2319: Hmm
Sneola Cartel#3012: Why RNA Primer is requi... |
Deleted User#0000: elution is a chemistry lab technique you should ask there
Sneola Cartel#3012: I think it should be RNA dependent Because it is using RNA,
Deleted User#0000: nah its not
Deleted User#0000: its attaching to an RNA primer as a starting point but its reading DNA and writing DNA off of it
Deleted User#000... |
Willi_Zinger#2319: That's an expression
Willi_Zinger#2319: Yeah, genetically-modified organism
Willi_Zinger#2319: Scientists spliced some genes from other organisms into that organism
Deleted User#0000: yeah its organisms modified... genetically... to do things we want them to do like not die when exposed to X chemical... |
Deleted User#0000: ah
Deleted User#0000: arent all organs automatically added to a database
Deleted User#0000: where are you even getting organs
Deleted User#0000: i feel like this conversation has me on an NSA list
Deleted User#0000: ohhhhh
Willi_Zinger#2319: If this were a Facebook discussion, it probably would archi... |
Deleted User#0000: or that it correlates to the sample
Willi_Zinger#2319: So, you're looking specifically to work around that
Willi_Zinger#2319: Well, you might be able to make a chemical analysis of hormones, idk the specific methods and what they require
Deleted User#0000: yes if you dont have a biological sample fro... |
StackedQuery#5957: What? That doesn't really prove anything.
Willi_Zinger#2319: You could do that, but, the question remains, will the government accept it?
StackedQuery#5957: It's like lemon cars
Deleted User#0000: nah cause you coulda clubbed some college athlete on the back of the head and once again, ice bath motel... |
Willi_Zinger#2319: You want to save lives in America, but you're dealing in parts of people which may have been killed for money
Deleted User#0000: yeah i would but thats not the issue here
StackedQuery#5957: So you're essencially embracing farms...
Willi_Zinger#2319: This issue goes beyond the United States, friend
De... |
StackedQuery#5957: I'd rather die than give another sad excuse for a coyote
Willi_Zinger#2319: These two are speaking words of wisdom
Willi_Zinger#2319: I've looked at it your way Drew
Willi_Zinger#2319: Can you look at it another way?
thecookieofdoom#1987: there are people dying all over the world because of this
thec... |
Deleted User#0000: lets all make sure we remain not angry and confrontational
thecookieofdoom#1987: that proof is needed, otherwise there would be tons of criminal organisations roaming the streets killing for organs
thecookieofdoom#1987: which is way worse than a few people dying of the lack of donation
Deleted User#0... |
Deleted User#0000: im sorry were all kinda ranting at you though
Deleted User#0000: i understand your perspective also
Deleted User#0000: but there is more the the issue
thecookieofdoom#1987: its simple. save a few but allow people to kill many or have a few die but save many people from getting killed for their organs... |
thecookieofdoom#1987: there is a difference.
thecookieofdoom#1987: a big one.
thecookieofdoom#1987: government support and a few people doing shady business.
thecookieofdoom#1987: there are worlds between those two things.
thecookieofdoom#1987: yes-
thecookieofdoom#1987: because it doesnt help the usa economy
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thecookieofdoom#1987: "because the amount of organ farming doesn't change" it does change because making it legal motivates people to do so.
thecookieofdoom#1987: effectively thats what it means though
Willi_Zinger#2319: __When you enter a market of things that already exist, you are directly influencing how much of it... |
StackedQuery#5957: But I guess you don't see that, and only are seeing a marginal benefit for the US
thecookieofdoom#1987: saving a few to motivate others to kill many
thecookieofdoom#1987: is a bad trade off
StackedQuery#5957: It's a simple Supply / Demand curve
thecookieofdoom#1987: yes, economy classes might let you... |
Deleted User#0000: craigslist hooker motel 6 ice bath etc
Deleted User#0000: in india it does
Deleted User#0000: lol you gotta be trolling me now
Willi_Zinger#2319: Drew
Deleted User#0000: hahah well played
StackedQuery#5957: Right boys
StackedQuery#5957: I guess we're done here
Willi_Zinger#2319: Nobody in the US woul... |
Deleted User#0000: lets all talk about Stack's drinking problem now
thecookieofdoom#1987: Drew. that is exactly what it means
thecookieofdoom#1987: worldwide trade is a thing
StackedQuery#5957: Drew, go read up on ecnonomics 101 and some quick google searches. We're done here, we've already explained this a couple of t... |
Deleted User#0000: no is the correct answer
Deleted User#0000: it is biologically impossible unless you and a tissue or cell source from the donor
Deleted User#0000: ho boy
thecookieofdoom#1987: i'd say talk to a lawyer asap
StackedQuery#5957: ^
Willi_Zinger#2319: return the organs to sender, yes
Willi_Zinger#2319: may... |
Deleted User#0000: i got a friend in chinatown he might be able to help you out m8 <_< >_>
Deleted User#0000: 🕵
Willi_Zinger#2319: Things you have to nail down before engaging in a business
Willi_Zinger#2319: Rid yourself of this mistake, eat your losses like a man, there is money to be made elsewhere
Willi_Zinger#231... |
Deleted User#0000: for real
thecookieofdoom#1987: lets say it like this. if i had some organs i would like those to be helpful to some people too. but there is a good reason they cant.
Willi_Zinger#2319: We changing subjects now cookie
Deleted User#0000: because of all the drug use?
Deleted User#0000: i have this issue... |
Deleted User#0000: @Loke
Loke#8576: High school
Deleted User#0000: what you need to understand about hormones is that they arent like on off switches
Deleted User#0000: its not like one is working right now and the other isnt
Deleted User#0000: its messy
Deleted User#0000: so the idea is that you are low blood volume, ... |
Deleted User#0000: but generally speaking, ANP is mostly really only released in enough quantities to have an effect if the heart wall is stretched
Deleted User#0000: when the levels of atII go up pretty far, this causes the body to retain water and stretch the heart wall which releases ANP
Deleted User#0000: i dont be... |
Deleted User#0000: there will be like very little to no ANP released
Deleted User#0000: like if you were bleeding out
aloe#2476: just curious but
aloe#2476: has there been any method to stop
aloe#2476: bacteria conjugation?
Darkness#4643: Does anyone know if its possible to add more IPTG into a culture that has already... |
Deleted User#0000: so the term chronic is flexible
Deleted User#0000: there are also diseases that are chronic that arent explicitly called chronic in the name but are, like congestive heart failure
ansible#3251: am reading a book and they found alien life, thought this was super interesting: "The carpet was not a colo... |
.kevin#1183: 😂
ansible#3251: but i dont wanna spoil
jim#4494: Thanks man
Deleted User#0000: Me need help on introduction
ansible#3251: @jim letme know your thoughts if you're going to read it; i'm at loss of words right now lol
Deleted User#0000: I just got 4 sentences
Deleted User#0000: And @ansible aliens is a lie
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Dr🍆Dang#1597: You should just attribute it to variation, what are you trying to accomplish?
Deleted User#0000: heterogenous physiological effects?
Deleted User#0000: heterogenous drug effects?
Deleted User#0000: there is a term for when drugs have a very broad range of receptor targets i forget
Deleted User#0000: wait... |
landsharkxx#9090: Oh lol sorry
Loke#8576: I am currently writing a lab report for blood sugar testing and thought it would be good to have some research on how food affects different test subjects differently in my background
Willi_Zinger#2319: To be perfectly honest, the more you try to make your language sound more '... |
Willi_Zinger#2319: I'm not an expert at the string theory, but for the theory part, I can say that we have no way of proving that it is a property of the universe, only find evidence to support it
Deleted User#0000: unless you have problems digesting bread
Arno#3657: yea
Willi_Zinger#2319: I'm not an expert at the stri... |
Arno#3657: noice
Deleted User#0000: if you didnt have an adequate insulin response (DM1) or your cells were insensitive to insulin (DM2) the sugar would stay floating out there in the blood and youd have a spike in blood sugar
Deleted User#0000: and that is what the glucometer is measuring
Deleted User#0000: there is a... |
Deleted User#0000: but this site looks like its trying to sell me something
Deleted User#0000: scholar.google.com
Arno#3657: sell??
Arno#3657: what do u mean
Deleted User#0000: i use uptodate.com but you need to pay
Arno#3657: oh ok
Deleted User#0000: like it seems like its selling a nutrition plan or someething
Willi_... |
Loke#8576: This is the research I was looking for I think
Arno#3657: Atherosclerosis is a disease in which plaque builds up inside your arteries right???
Deleted User#0000: yeah this is basically talking about what im talking about @Loke
Deleted User#0000: people dont just suddenly become diabetic
Arno#3657: yea
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Deleted User#0000: that is basically what i believe youre talking about by diet modification related to a persons insulin response to eating sugar/bread
Arno#3657: cant eat vegetables
Arno#3657: cant eat sweets
Arno#3657: ???
Deleted User#0000: i didnt say vegetables i said root vegetables
Deleted User#0000: like potat... |
iBoomleyHD#0562: if the antartic is just a huge ball of ice then why isnt the water around it frozen
iBoomleyHD#0562: because it has to be 32 degrees F for things to freeze and if there is water right next to ice?
iBoomleyHD#0562: then how?
iBoomleyHD#0562: yeah i know but please name a catogorie that it falls under
Lo... |
Deleted User#0000: not with C
Deleted User#0000: ꧁꧂
客厅拉粑#2548: make it easyeir
the_God-rock#9474: is there any kind of yeast that consumes sugar more effectively? for brewing purposes
客厅拉粑#2548: is just 2 oxygen
客厅拉粑#2548: ummm
Deleted User#0000: O-C-O
Deleted User#0000: co2
Deleted User#0000: well technically O=C=O bu... |
Deleted User#0000: 2 atoms of oxygen
客厅拉粑#2548: ik
客厅拉粑#2548: CO2
客厅拉粑#2548: the number is after oxygen
客厅拉粑#2548: so is 2 oxygen
Deleted User#0000: yep
Deleted User#0000: 2 atoms of oxygen
Deleted User#0000: 2 CO2 is 4 atoms of oxygen 2 atoms of carbon
客厅拉粑#2548: yeah
客厅拉粑#2548: carbon dioxide
客厅拉粑#2548: di means 2
客厅... |
TickTick#8767: Amino acids my friends? https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=128&v=8xaWrGtksGo
Deleted User#0000: neat
Jm2#6572: that is an interesting tool
Emily#4400: Guys if a tumor was able to metastasis then it is considered as cancer?
Domo#7483: think so yes
Deleted User#0000: yes if cancer is considered ma... |
HalfPint#9207: CS:GO
HalfPint#9207: Rush B
Deleted User#0000: oh lol
HalfPint#9207: lel
Dr🍆Dang#1597: !follow me
HalfPint#9207: Okay
landsharkxx#9090: https://www.theverge.com/2017/4/25/15421734/artificial-womb-fetus-biobag-uterus-lamb-sheep-birth-premie-preterm-infant
StackedQuery#5957: >oversized ziplock bags
HalfPi... |
Deleted User#0000: this is the crucial bit
Deleted User#0000: they did it after 24 weeks which is the cutoff in human babies
Deleted User#0000: earliest point we can keep them alive at
Deleted User#0000: this seems to be a method to refine what we already have, not something new
Deleted User#0000: once theyre able to k... |
Deleted User#0000: if you put too much pressure, lungs can overfill and rupture
Deleted User#0000: the lungs are the main problem with the pre24 week artificial gestation also
josh#8811: oh true
josh#8811: i didn't know that
Deleted User#0000: at week 22-24 these cells calls type 1 and 2 pneumocytes develop, and they a... |
Deleted User#0000: are lambs similar to human babies though?
Deleted User#0000: do sheep have periods?
Deleted User#0000: bc i heard that only great apes and a select few other mammals have menstrual cycles because their fetuses have evolved to prevent their mothers from shedding them at will
Deleted User#0000: as in ... |
Deleted User#0000: i finally found it
Deleted User#0000: i thought this was amazing when i read it
Deleted User#0000: unrelated to my question ofc
Deleted User#0000: i was just browsing my quora bookmarks
josh#8811: Well, basically the simple answer is based around your diet. Nobody I know follows the daily recommended... |
Deleted User#0000: and unfortunately because women bleed once a month, it is something that can be decreased in women especially those with heavy menstrual periods
Deleted User#0000: which is why Iron deficiency anemia is one of the most diagnosed nutrient deficiencies in the developed world
Deleted User#0000: the body... |
Deleted User#0000: nah the body is really good at controlling how much iron is absorbed from the intestine, youll poop it out if you eat too much
josh#8811: that's what I was thinking when I wrote the giant wall of text
Deleted User#0000: although some people with an HFE gene mutation have that absorption turned on per... |
Deleted User#0000: this is a great video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQ1QGZ6gJ8w
Deleted User#0000: and its only like 11 min
josh#8811: thanks, i'll watch it very soon
Deleted User#0000: oh but what about calcium?
Deleted User#0000: there's no way I get 100%
Deleted User#0000: your body has a large store of that so... |
josh#8811: lots of people drink milk, but apparently that's scientifically proven to harm bones
Deleted User#0000: i'm lactose intolerant though
josh#8811: it is high in calcium though
josh#8811: hmm
Deleted User#0000: calcium is even more complicated than iron
josh#8811: i bet
Deleted User#0000: BUT
Deleted User#0000:... |
Deleted User#0000: Vitamin D deficiency is actually the main cause of calcium deficiency from malnutrition
Deleted User#0000: because vitamin D is how your body regulates that calcium absorption from your intestine
Deleted User#0000: no vitamin D means you literally poop it all out
josh#8811: wow
Deleted User#0000: ohh... |
Deleted User#0000: but they usually have much larger problems
Deleted User#0000: you absorb more than enough vitamin d as long as you either go outside OR eat a healthy diet
Deleted User#0000: i think leafy vegs have high amts
Deleted User#0000: if i go outside for 30min, i dont need to take suppliments?
Deleted User#0... |
Deleted User#0000: however this is NOT proven by research that calcium supplements help postmenopausal women so take it with a grain of salt
josh#8811: hmm
josh#8811: what happens if you take estrogen?
Deleted User#0000: you get endometrial cancer lol
Deleted User#0000: they tried that decades ago and gave a generation... |
Deleted User#0000: estrogen causes your endometrium to grow, this is the first part of your menstrual cycle, once levels drop then the second part of you menstrual cycle, when you menstruate you shed all those cells that the estrogen made replicate
Deleted User#0000: what if they used FSH and LH for menopause women?
De... |
Deleted User#0000: i will look into it after
Deleted User#0000: also FSH and LH supplementation would result in similar things as just giving estro or progest but then you have the issue of FSH and LH doing other things all over hte body
Deleted User#0000: and youll have weird side effects like women growing beards and... |
Deleted User#0000: thats what they were thinking before, which is why they would give estrogen replacement therapy to women after menopause
Deleted User#0000: but then the cancer
Deleted User#0000: but estrogen isnt the only one they're missing
Deleted User#0000: its hard because there are so many things that are actua... |
Deleted User#0000: iirc you run out of eggs
Deleted User#0000: cause like youre born with all the eggs youre going to plop out into your uterus from birth
Deleted User#0000: and like the shell of the egg before it gets "cracked open" into your uterus by your ovary is what produces estrogen and progesterone
Deleted User... |
Deleted User#0000: so yes, you are right, the symptoms in menopause are caused by removing estrogen and therefore are epigenetic changes
Deleted User#0000: i see, thank you for answering
Deleted User#0000: 😄
Deleted User#0000: i texted my bf a lot of our conversation bc it was interesting and informative information
D... |
Deleted User#0000: more specifically its the heme in a thing called myeloperoxidase
Deleted User#0000: myeloperoxidase is an enzyme inside of white blood cells that makes a strong radical called hypochlorous acid, white blood cells keep this strong reactant inside themselves along with the bacteria they ate and the hyp... |
ChrisDangerRose#1145: Dunno if that's cool if they're trying to fit in to normal society 😃
Deleted User#0000: oh yeah then maybe super acidic blood is probably more reasonable
Deleted User#0000: you could say its a defense mechanism because they evolved to live in bacteria infested holes in the ground or something
Del... |
HalfPint#9207: 🤔
HalfPint#9207: Then why do books tell us otherwise?
Dr🍆Dang#1597: Looooool
Dr🍆Dang#1597: What a trash video with terrible logic
HalfPint#9207: No it's actually true
HalfPint#9207: It goes both sides
Dr🍆Dang#1597: They have some flawed claims...
HalfPint#9207: Like
HalfPint#9207: I know it but
HalfP... |
HalfPint#9207: 🤔
Dr🍆Dang#1597: They aren't science they are flawed logic my friend
Dr🍆Dang#1597: CO2 is not bad, but neither is anything else in moderation. Humans have problems with any sort of moderation.
HalfPint#9207: 🤔
HalfPint#9207: logic
HalfPint#9207: Right
Domo#7483: I know it attaches to the oh with the p... |
josh#8811: Guys global warming is a farse created by liberals
josh#8811: Jk
Mimi#2404: hi everyone! not sure if this belongs here or in medicine, but this is something briefly mentioned in my endocrinology class today and was wondering what your thoughts about it are. I have articles regarding this phenomenon if needed... |
Deleted User#0000: but again it was a small limited study and it was inconclusive but pointing to yes there may be a connection here
Mimi#2404: yes!! there's also a larger portion of gray matter in individuals that are transgender than their cisgendered counterparts, which is also interesting, but I believe there is a ... |
Foxwoof#1337: OOOOOO there is a bacteria that will actually cause neural activity in the brain to make light, so that we can observe live activity with microscopes & things like that
StackedQuery#5957: glowing brains now?
landsharkxx#9090: I thought it was interesting when I got my DNA tested that have AA for the rs535... |
Deleted User#0000: If I studied in neuroscience, could I work on the things mentioned here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_uploading specifically "gradual replacement of neurons"
Mimi#2404: @Foxwoof gene based predesposition like with alcoholism and additiction?
Deleted User#0000: or would I have to go into neuroro... |
Foxwoof#1337: Like if youre interested in rehabilitating people
Foxwoof#1337: Like cyborgs
Foxwoof#1337: Yes
Foxwoof#1337: Neurorobotics sounds like the way to go
Foxwoof#1337: Like the way that some advanced prosthetic limbs have motor functions, like holding coffee cups or making a fist
Foxwoof#1337: And maybe one da... |
Deleted User#0000: memory and cognition is barely understood in a theoretical sense
Deleted User#0000: upload your brain via 3.0 USB like in scifi
Deleted User#0000: memory especially
Deleted User#0000: that's the only way to go
StackedQuery#5957: 3.0
Deleted User#0000: i wish i could just copy paste textbooks
Deleted ... |
Deleted User#0000: two of what?
Deleted User#0000: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Deleted User#0000: kidneys?
Loke#8576: SD-card slots
Deleted User#0000: that's what I want to work on, having instant knowledge, would save *some* time
Deleted User#0000: for 2 SD cards
Deleted User#0000: obviously
Deleted User#0000: ^
Loke#8576: Seems like... |
Loke#8576: So, basically eXistenZ?
Deleted User#0000: idk what that is
Deleted User#0000: they can use computers to form images of what people are thinking
Deleted User#0000: or something
Loke#8576: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120907/
Deleted User#0000: yeah sure like that
Deleted User#0000: https://www.youtube.com/wa... |
Deleted User#0000: i dont really remember, but something about giving them something known to watch
Deleted User#0000: and recording the activity
Deleted User#0000: and using that as a base of reference
Deleted User#0000: whoa
Deleted User#0000: yeah
StackedQuery#5957: @Deleted User Probably a computer bug 🤔
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Dr🍆Dang#1597: And you fixed it by?
Deleted User#0000: and so far ive come to understand that incomplete pen is when you express the genetic disease or not at all
Deleted User#0000: while variable expression is whne you say express the disease such as marfans syndrome
Deleted User#0000: and you have the main symptoms l... |
Charlich#9165: They're really just two sides of the same many-sided-polygon.
Dr🍆Dang#1597: They are the same thing then
Deleted User#0000: yes this is the contexted i was confronted with
Dr🍆Dang#1597: Account ng for variation when Genoese are present
Dr🍆Dang#1597: Genes
Deleted User#0000: questions stem described a ... |
Deleted User#0000: that was well explained thank yu
Deleted User#0000: you*
Deleted User#0000: i get it now
Dr🍆Dang#1597: Variable means there's greys of a certain phenotype
Charlich#9165: This isn't something I'm like an expert in or anything lol
Deleted User#0000: yeah
Deleted User#0000: and like literally variable ... |
Charlich#9165: @Deleted User I got you fam
Dr🍆Dang#1597: I think it is
Dr🍆Dang#1597: The calico cats
Charlich#9165: I just so happen to have a powerpoint pulled up already on exactly this topic
Deleted User#0000: lmao
Charlich#9165: All of the examples that I have:
Dr🍆Dang#1597: Waiting intensifies
Charlich#9165: T... |
* Beta-thalassemia
* Frasier syndrome
* Dementia
* Cystic fibrosis
* Familial isolated growth hormone def type II
And splicing machinery defects cause the following:
* retinitis pigmentosa
* spinal muscular atrophy
* Cancer!
Charlich#9165: So yeah
Charlich#9165: Diseases!
Dr🍆Dang#1597: I was wrong About cats
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Deleted User#0000: thanks
Charlich#9165: Lol. I dunno if any of that helps, but I just got tested on it so 😛
Deleted User#0000: no super helpful
Deleted User#0000: im putting it in my big book
Dr🍆Dang#1597: You guys med school?
Charlich#9165: I'm not
Charlich#9165: I did a BA in molecular biology, which I'm finishing... |
Dr🍆Dang#1597: I wish I was introduced earlier
Deleted User#0000: oh god micro
Deleted User#0000: yeah im going to have qs for you also at some point dr dang
Dr🍆Dang#1597: 😉
Deleted User#0000: i really like clinical microbiology but i hate research micro
Deleted User#0000: diagnosis is really fun though
Charlich#9165... |
Deleted User#0000: idk many details outside that
Deleted User#0000: uhm how large?
Deleted User#0000: small
Deleted User#0000: k
Deleted User#0000: just put it in?
Deleted User#0000: like 1cm square of cold cut
Deleted User#0000: k
Deleted User#0000: yeah just toss it in
Deleted User#0000: make sure the water is in ful... |
Mommy Ivy#0014: I can't argue with that.
Mommy Ivy#0014: That's tough to answer. I mean I could always explain how the brain works and functions but there's still so much that we don't even know about the human brain so I can't really answer that thoroughly.
degu#7859: can someone explain me telomerase?
Deleted User#00... |
Deleted User#0000: so telomerase is a solution
Deleted User#0000: it adds garbage noncoding bases to the end of the strands so that its inconsequential to lose the end parts of the strand because theyre noncoding garbage
Deleted User#0000: so even though the DNA is shrinking its only losing these extra bases that telom... |
Deleted User#0000: in cancer the cells are replicating wildly and the DNA is copies as fast and as many times as possible
No One#0503: yes, but dont cancer cells only come up in the first place because the DNA isnt copied correctly?
Deleted User#0000: researchers now believe the cancer cells are able to upregulate thei... |
Deleted User#0000: there is a lot of research on it and it seems to be giving them success, i do not know much about it personally
Deleted User#0000: Copyright (c) UWorld, Please do not save, print, cut, copy or paste anything while a test is active.
Deleted User#0000: oops
Deleted User#0000: one sec lemme close the pr... |
Deleted User#0000: i feel the same about physics
Deleted User#0000: :L
Domo#7483: i'm not great in physics but i still like it :p
InvertedBox#6469: Physics is complex and simple
InvertedBox#6469: The problem is
InvertedBox#6469: Its way too large
Deleted User#0000: ye
aloe#2476: anyone willing to answer
aloe#2476: some... |
aloe#2476: lol no no
aloe#2476: its done
Charlich#9165: Okay
aloe#2476: i just wanna see if im correct
aloe#2476: lol i mean
aloe#2476: its after school hours
aloe#2476: so i wouldnt still be doing it
Charlich#9165: Lol alright.
aloe#2476: so if you tie a rope around a tree
aloe#2476: as it grows
aloe#2476: what will h... |
Charlich#9165: It could certainly grow around the rope. It could also just eventually break the rope lol. Fill in excess space until the rope is too tight and snaps
aloe#2476: hmm lets say the rope doesnt break lol
aloe#2476: i wrote the tree will die : (
Charlich#9165: Like, I don't see that being a question with an ... |
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