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  • Rabbit Coat Colour Genetics
    Genetics are what make a rabbit, or any living organism, look the way it does. It makes a rabbit be a certain size, be a certain colour, have a certain type of coat or ears, and more. This introduction, however, is just for the genetics concerning the coat colours of rabbits.
    Chromosomes and Genes

    Chromosomes are strands of DNA that act as a map. They map out exactly how the rabbit will look. In each cell, inot including the sex cells and red blood cells, a rabbit has 22 chromosomes. Each one of these pairs controls a different thing about the rabbit. For example, one might control t ...
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    Sarah Giers
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  • The Causes Of Acne And How To Avoid Them

    If you aren't a sufferer of the effects of acne, feel lucky. Acne is one of the most common skin diseases in the United States, affecting some 17 million people.

    By definition, it occurs when the pores of the skin are plugged, where the natural oil, called sebum, can't reach the pore's surface.

    Doctors believe that it could be the overproduction of sebum that contributes to the clogging of pores, which results in the formation of pimples and zits. All of this occurs especially around the time of puberty, adolescence and even into adulthood.

    Problems with severe acne can go ...
    Author: Steve William
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  • Promethean Hispanic Fire

    In the Greek tale of creation, a Titan (Greek god) by the name of Epimetheus is given the task of creating living creatures. He screws the job up by giving all the good DNA and survival mechanisms to the animals. When it came time to creating man he had nothing left but soft skin and weak limbs.

    Desperate, he calls upon his brother Prometheus (which means forethought) to help him out. Prometheus decides to give humans the ability to walk upright and be able to see far away into the distance (like gods). Prometheus then flies to heaven, steals fire from the sun and gives it to mankind. ...
    Author: Victor Gonzalez
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    Genetics News:

    New suspect implicated in the development of cancer

    "Tiny slugs of RNA dismissed until five years ago as genetic detritus now look as though they may play an important role in the development of human cancer. Already, microRNA molecules - which differ from ordinary messenger RNA in not carrying information for making proteins - are emerging as key gene switches regulating embryo development and cell replication. Now, three papers published this week in Nature provide the strongest evidence yet that mis-regulation of microRNAs might trigger development of cancers." (New Scientist)


    An RNA polymerase II construct synthesizes short-hairpin RNA with a quantitative indicator and ...

    RNA interference (RNAi) mediates gene silencing in many eukaryotes and has been widely used to investigate gene functions. A common method to induce sustained RNAi is introducing plasmids that synthesize short hairpin RNAs (shRNAs) using Pol III promoters. Whi ...


    Support WebCast: Tips and tricks for replication Microsoft SQL Server

    This Microsoft Support WebCast discusses replication internals and provides various tips and tricks that are useful to help design strong high-performance replication solutions. The presentation focuses on transactional replication and merge replication in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005. »See More RSS Feeds


    Ritonavir-Boosted Atazanavir May Show Promise for Maintenance Therapy in HIV

    The researchers found that this monotherapy can suppress HIV RNA replication rates for three years in a select group of patients.Medscape Medical NewsKarla Harby


     

     
     


  • The Kidnapping of Content
    http://www.plagiarism.org and http://www.Turnitin.com

    Latin kidnapped the word "plagion" from ancient Greek and it ended up in English as "plagiarism". It literally means "to kidnap" - most commonly, to misappropriate content and wrongly attribute it to oneself. It is a close kin of piracy. But while the software or content pirate does not bother to hide or alter the identity of the content's creator or the software's author - the plagiarist does. Plagiarism is, therefore, more pernicious than piracy.

    Enter Turnit.com. An off-shoot of www.iparadigms.com, it was established by a g ...
    Author:
    Sam Vaknin
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    Here are a few more sites I've chosen if you'd like to read more and do more research:

  • Johnson Lab
    P. E. (1981) "Transfer RNA Crosslinked to the Elongation Factor Tu Subunit of Qb Replicase Does Not Inhibit Qb RNA Replication," Journal of Biological Chemistry 256, 5840-5844. Duffy, L. K., Gerber, L.


  • Entrez PubMed
    80. Modulation of HIV-1 replication by RNA interference. Jacque JM, Triques K, Stevenson M. Program in Molecular Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School, 373 Plantation Street, Worcester.


  • NcRNA database in Bioinformatics Research Group, CAS
    Based on the cellular process it involves, such as DNA duplication, RNA replication or protein translation etc, each ncRNA is assigned to one or more of 26 pfclasses. In addition to basic information.


  • 20th Summer Symposium in Molecular Biology
    U. Wisconsin) - Virus and host factors in Bromovirus and Nodavirus RNA replication Stuart F. J. LeGrice (NIH) - Programmed initiation of DNA synthesis in Retroviruses and retrotransposons Christopher.


  • "Stranger Danger" revisited: Concentrate on situations and actions!
    Children do not understand the concept of "stranger". When you try to explain to them, it is even difficult to explain. Therefore, situations need to be discussed and acted out for young children to understand what to watch out for! It needs to be communicated, that strangers are not necessarily bad, but unknown. You are not being impolite to be cautious with people you don't know, just being SAFE!

    1. The child's age is an important consideration:
    * Children aged 3-5: They are curious and may be naturally trusting. They also easily respond to adult attempts to be kind and supportive. ...
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    Kathy Alexander
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  • Breast Enhancement Pills - Do They Work?

    According to American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) statistics, last year, 280,401 breast augmentation surgeries were performed in the US. The FDA’s Analysis of the Study of Mentor Saline Breast Implants goes on to report that as a result of their surgeries, forty-three percent of these augmentation patients experienced at least one complication within three years. The most frequent complaints included wrinkling, asymmetry, sagging or scarring of the breast, nipple changes and the need for additional surgery.

    How do breast enhancement supplements work? In many cases th ...
    Author: Robbie Dewey
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