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    Dna Vaccination

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    | Help build the future of Wikipedia and its sister projects! Read a letter from Jimmy Wales and Michael Snow. | [Hide] [Help us with translations!] | DNA vaccine What is antisense technology? Antisense refers to opposing the normal order (“sense”) of the code in DNA. The DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) in genes directs cells to assemble the proteins which comprise living creatures. The order of bases in DNA corresponds to the ordering of amino acids to form the proteins. To produce protein

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    Review Article RA: Interleukin-6‚ its roles and significance in the pathophysiology of Rheumatoid Arthritis Introduction Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an inflammatory autoimmune condition principally causing synovial joint inflammation and cartilage erosion. The pathogenesis encompasses intricate cellular and humoural manifestations‚ and vascular reactions that result in the infiltration of the synovium by white blood cells‚ of which release inflammatory mediators‚ inclusive of Interleukin-6

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    Biocon Project

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    Study of an Indian public-listed company BIOCON Final Project Report Contents Background 3 Subsidiary Companies 4 Products and Services 4 The Auditors report 5 The Director’s Report 6 Accounting Policies 7 Balance sheet 14 Cash flow analysis 18 ANNEXURES 21 Ratio Analysis 23 New Terminologies 29 References 30 Background Established in 1978‚ Biocon is India ’s premier biotechnology company. Headquartered in Bangalore Biocon has evolved from an enzyme

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    Leukemia Leukemia or leukaemia (Greek leukos λευκός‚ "white"; aima αίμα‚ "blood") is a cancer of the blood or bone marrow and is characterized by an abnormal proliferation (production by multiplication) of blood cells‚ usually white blood cells (leukocytes). It is part of the broad group of diseases called hematological neoplasms. Contents * 1 Symptoms * 2 Four major types * 3 Causes and risk factors * 4 Treatment options for leukemia by type o 4.1 Acute Myelogenous

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    1 ONCOLOGY INDUSTRY ANALYSIS 1.1 Key trends and characteristics of Cytostatic industry • high growth rate – higher propotion of the global pharma market in the years to come • one of the fastest growing and most profitable therapeutic areas of the next few decades • shift from accute cancer treatment to chronic disease management and prevention • more and more biotech companies enter the market – connections with pharma to help through the maze of regulatory processes and clinical development

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    ASCP: Study Questions

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    1. Procedure #1 detected 50/100 true positives and 100/100 true negatives.  Procedure #2 detected 80/100 true positives and 70/100 true negatives. b. procedure 2 is more sensitive 2. TP/TP+FN = ? b. specificity 3. What might the following indicate? urine: RBCs‚ WBCs‚ nitrite‚ bacteria a. pyelonephritis 4. Why is albumin the first protein to be detected in tests for renal failure? b. its molecular size is smallest 5. Cortisol excess will result in _____ a. hypernatremia c. elevated glucose

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    kuby immunology

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    Work (translated by A. F. and B Fritig‚ B.‚ T. Heitz‚ and M. Legrand. 1998. Antimicrobial proteins in induced plant defense Kimbrell‚ D. A.‚ and B. Beutler. 2001. The evolution and genetics of innate immunity Kindt‚ T. J.‚ and J. D. Capra. 1984. The Antibody Enigma. Landsteiner‚ K. 1947. The Specificity of Serologic Reactions. Harvard University Press‚ Cambridge‚ Massachusetts. Lawson‚ P. R.‚ and K. B. Reid. 2000. The roles of surfactant proteins A and D in innate immunity Medawar‚ P. B. 1958. The Immunology

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    Lung Cancer Research Paper

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    Keegan Pierce The Ins and Outs of Lung Cancer Date- Lung cancer is the leading cancer to cause death all over the world. On average lung cancer causes 1‚370‚000 deaths worldwide. Lungs are organs in the human chest. When you breathe in‚ oxygen makes its way to the lungs. There it turns into carbon dioxide‚ which you breathe out. Lung cancer is the constant growth of irregular cells that begin forming in one or both lungs. These cells do not create healthy lung tissue‚ they divide immediately

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    the human life cycle

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    Spermatogenesis Spermatogenesis is the production of the male gametes (reproductive or sex cell) otherwise known as sperm. The production of sperm takes place in the seminiferous tubules within the testes and are formed from cells by a type of cell division called mitosis and then meiosis. This process begins at puberty. Spermatogonia cells are made by mitotic division of the primordial germ cell. Mitotic cell division produces diploid cells that are identical to the Parent cell with 46 chromosomes

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    Multiple Sclerosis

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    investigations show abnormalities that specify the distribution of inflammatory lesions and axonal loss (MRI); hindrance of transmission in previously myelinated pathways (evoked electrophysiological potentials); and intrathecal combination of oligoclonal antibody (examination by lumbar puncture of the cerebral fluid). Multiple sclerosis is triggered by ecological dynamics in individuals with multifarious genetic-risk profiles. Licensed disease modifying agents lessen the rate of recurrence of new episodes

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