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Evolution of Exon Structure | Genetics

In this article we will discuss about the evolution of exon structure. Average cellular gene is vertebrates con­tains about eight exons and detail analysis of human gene has yielded a classification scheme for exons according to their transcrip­tional or translational boundaries. According to this scheme there are 12 different cate­gories which are: (i) 5' terminal un-translated exons. (ii) 3' terminal [...]

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Chromosome Abnormalities in Human Cancer Cell | Genetics

In this article we will discuss about the chromosome abnormalities in human cancer cell. Many human cancer cells have chromo­some abnormalities and frequently specific abnormalities are associated with specific forms of cancer. Chromosome abnormalities in human cancer cells can involve both the number and, more frequently, the structure of the chromosome. Number of abnormalities are mostly due to non-disjunction and [...]

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Gene Therapy for Inherited Diseases: A Close Look

The below mentioned article provides a close look on the gene therapy designed for inherited diseases. Different genetic disorders are amenable to varying degrees to treatment by gene thera­py. Common non-Mendelian genetic diseases may involve a complex interplay between different genetic loci and/or environmental fac­tors, and so possible gene therapy approach­es may not be .straightforward. Single gene disorders, where individuals [...]

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