carriera phenotypically normal individual
heterozygous for a normal
allele and a mutant
alleleSource: Jenkins, John B. 1990.
Human Genetics, 2nd Edition. New York: Harper & Row ...
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the town of
Carrier, Oklahoma
a unit in the computer game StarCraft, the Protoss
Carrier.
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Full article >>>An asymptomatic
carrier (or just
carrier), is a person who is infected with an infectious disease or carries the abnormal
gene of a
recessive genetic dis
order, but displays no symptoms.
Full article >>>An individual who possesses one copy of a mutant
allele that causes disease only when two copies are present. Although
carriers not affected by the disease, two
carriers can produce a child who has the disease.
explained: ...
Full article >>>carrier: A person who has one copy of the
gene mutation for a
recessive dis
order.
Carriers are not affected by the dis
order. However, they can pass on the mutated
gene to their children.
Full article >>>carrier proteins - membrane
transport protein that binds to a solute and
transports it across the membrane by undergoing a series of
conformational changes ...
Full article >>>Carrier: A healthy person who is a
heterozygote for a
recessive trait. Also includes persons with balanced chromosomal
translocations. The unfortunate use of ‘
carrier' to describe
individuals ...
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carrier]
In
recombinant DNA, a small, self-replicating
DNA molecule, or a portion thereof, into which a
DNA segment can be spliced and introduced into a
cell; generally a
plasmid or a
virus.
vegetative
reproduction ...
Full article >>>The
carrier then passes the electron to the next
carrier. Because it used some energy to pump H+, it has less energy (reducing capability) to pass to the next H+ pump.
Full article >>>vectors: the
carriers of
DNA genes to be
inserted into
cells.
veins: channels through which fluid flows toward the
heart.
vena cava :the major vein in the
human heart; pumps
oxygen-poor blood into the
right atrium.
Full article >>>A23187 - mobile-
carrier calcium ionophore (allows Ca++ ions to cross
cell membranes)
originally isolated as an
antibiotic from Streptomyces chartreusensis. Also known as Calcimycin,
Antibiotic A23187.
Full article >>>Carrier -- an individual
heterozygous for a single
recessive gene. c
DNA --
complementary DNA produced from a
RNA template by the
action of
RNA- dependent
DNA polymerase.
Full article >>>The cowpox
virus used to vaccinate against smallpox and, experimentally, as a
carrier of genes for
antigenic determinants
cloned from other disease
organisms. Variable surface
glycoprotein (VSG).
Full article >>>coenzyme A A
coenzyme serving as an acyl group
carrier in certain enzymatic reactions. Composed of pantothenic acid and
adenine. Structure
coenzyme B12 An enzymatic cofactor derived from the
vitamin cobalamin, involved in alkyl group
transfers.
Full article >>>Most living things use the chemical
DNA (
deoxyribonucleic acid) as the physical
carrier of
inheritance and the genetic information. Some
organisms, such as
retroviruses (of which HIV is a member), use
RNA (
ribonucleic acid) as the
carrier.
Full article >>>If sickle
cell anemia is so deadly, why are so many people
heterozygous carriers of the disease? Moreover, why does the disease afflict predominantly one racial group? Surpisingly, the answer has to do with malaria.
Full article >>>Churn costs telecom
carriers a large amount of money each year, and reducing churn is an important factor in increasing profitability.
Full article >>>There are no smallpox "
carriers" as there are for such diseases as typhoid fever and malaria.
An effective
vaccine was available. The
vaccine could quickly establish a strong (and reasonably
long-lasting) immunity.
Full article >>>FM audio for televis
ion channel 6 is broadcast at a
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Full article >>>nicotine
adenine di
nucleotide A local electron
carrier that
transfers hydrogen atoms and electrons within metabolic pathways; a free-moving
carrier, not membrane bound in a
transport system; NAD+.
Full article >>>lipid soluble substance that forms a channel or acts as a
carrier in a
lipid bilayer membrane to allow specific ions can move across the membrane. A23187 is an example of a calcium ionophore.
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Full article >>>Electron
TransportChain a system of electron
carriers embedded into the inner membrane of a
mitochondrion to
transfer energy from electrons to O2 to form water
(elektron = amber from the electrical charge produced by rubbing [friction] on amber) ...
Full article >>>Classical experiments established that
nucleic acids are the genetic
molecules, the
carriers of
heredity.
Characteristics of
DNA are important for understanding the
transmission of genetic
characters.
Full article >>>The reduced form of nicotinamide
adenine di
nucleotide phosphate that serves as an electron
carrier.
Full article >>>A combination of methodologies that allows a fluorescent signal that is first seen in living
cells to be processed at any given time for immunoelectron microscopy, so that the fine structure and molecular make-up of the
carrier that elicited the ...
Full article >>>Vector Generally a
carrier nucleic acid molecule which allows
transfer of
inserted (
recombinant)
DNA into a
host cell.
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