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The cycle of these changes in women every month, positively for pregnancy is called menstrual cycle. When an ovum is unfertilized, the uterus lining sheds and leads to hemorrhage, called menstruation. In a girl, menstruation starts from the age of 10 to 15 when she attains puberty and this beginning is known as menarche. The ending of menstruation is known as menopause which takes place at the age range of 50.
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Uses of cloned gene in molecular diagnosis.
1. Cloned genes can be used as probes to detect the mutated gene responsible for the disease from a pool of molecules.
2. Cloned gene can be used to detect antibodies or antigens in infections. Like in ELISA which is based on antibody-antigen interaction.
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Stem cells are the foundation for every organ and tissue in your body. Cells which starts in the embryo as unprogrammed cells, developed well to create muscle, bone, skin, heart, brain and various types of cells are known as pluripotent stem cells.
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Somaclones are the genetically identical plants produced by using the somatic cells or the vegetative parts of the plants through the tissue culture technique. Somaclones are the plants that are produced through tissue culture and are genetically identical to the parent plant from which they are produced and cultured. Somaclones are produced through micro-propagation or tissue culture. They are genetically identical to the parent plant, e.g., apple, tomato or banana. Somatic hybrids: These are produced by fusion of protoplast of two different plants. They are genetically dissimilar e.g., Pomato (hybrid of potato and tomato).
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- Mendel’s most important discovery is his law of segregation. Segregation is the essence of Mendelism and a fundamental rule of genetics.
- The law of independent assortment holds good only for genes present in different homologous pairs of chromosomes.
- Inheritance of genes, present in the same homologous pair of chromosomes, is governed by the phenomenon of linkage and crossing–over.
- Genes present in the *** chromosomes obey the rules of ***-linked inheritance.
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| Prokaryotic Transcription | Eukaryotic Transcription |
| Transcription and translation occur simultaneously | Transcription and translation don’t occur simultaneously. |
| Prokaryotic transcription occurs in the cytoplasm | Eukaryotic transcription occurs in the nucleus and translation occurs in the cytoplasm. |
| RNAs are released and processed in the cytoplasm | RNAs are released and processed in the nucleus |
| RNA polymerases are a complex of five polypeptides. | RNA polymerases are a complex of 10 -15 polypeptides. |
| Doesn’t require any proteins or other factors for the initiation of transcription | Requires proteins known as transcription factors for the initiation. |
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| Apiculture | Pisciculture |
| This involves the culturing of the honey bees. | This involves the culturing of the fishes. |
| The culturing is performed in the hives which are constructed by the man. | The culturing is performed in ponds or tanks. |
| The bees are reared for honey, wax and for the purpose of pollination. | The fishes are reared for food as there is a high value of fishes in the market as a source of food. |
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Bio magnification refers to the increase in concentration of the toxic waste at successive tropic levels. Bio magnifications of DDT in an aquatic food chain causes the increase in concentration of DDT at successive tropic levels. High concentrations of DDT disturb calcium metabolism in birds, which causes thinning of eggshell and their premature breaking, eventually causing decline in bird populations.
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