Abstract
Lung cancer is the second most common cancer among others. In most people, lung cancer is related to cigarette smoking. However, there exist the other factors that may cause this disease. We will investigate lysine specific demethylase 1 (LSD1) that has been identified and biochemically characterized in epigenetics. Lysine... read more
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As far as the scientific research goes, it is impossible to suppose that humans are able to survive on Earth without solar radiation. Solar radiation drives thousands of natural processes, from global to the smalest ones. Some of those, perhaps, are not so critical, but an overwhelming majority of these processes are essential for humans and other liv... read more
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Introduction
The human tongue has taste buds work alongside neuroepithithelial cells to detect the taste of anything thing put in the mouth. Fruits are common in the human diet, but each has its own unique taste. Some are sweet, others bitter-sweet, sour, while others neither contain any taste. The difference in such tastes among t... read more
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Question 1
Which statement is not true regarding fungi? Fungi are all prokaryotic cells. This is not true because fungi are eukaryotic in nature defining why their cells contain nucleuses which are covered by a membrane. In contrast, bacteria cells lack these membranes covering their nucleus, making them prokaryotic.
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Abdomen is a space between the thorax or the chest and the pelvis. Organs that are in the abdomen include digestive organs: stomach, small intestine, large intestine, liver, and gallbladder. These organs are supported with the help of connecting tissue, mesentery, that helps them in sliding against each other as well as change their shape due to the ... read more
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It was determined that 5 lung adenocarcinoma oncogens are mutually exclusive and present in more than 50% of adenocarcinoma cases. The oncogenes include KRAS, EGFR, ALK, ERBB2, and BRAF. KRAS mutations are the most common ones; it is responsible for encoding GTPase that is able to send signals when GTP bound through RAF and ERK (Greulich, 2011; Jackma... read more
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