Biology 1002B Lecture Notes - Noncoding Dna, Dna Replication, Protostome
19 Apr 2013
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Disadvantageous to west nile: trade off, mutation at receptor at immune cells. Protostomes: insects, crestations, many more than dutosames. There is a mutation that makes it harmless. Strains that replicate fast kill host faster. Only multicellular in plants animals and fungi. Only a little bit of susceptible form frequency post-azt. Rna to dna to rna to proteins. Some less complex forms of life have more dna: due to non-coding dna. Similar species still have largely different c values. If one allele makes phenotype same as homozygote, complete dominance. If one allele doesn"t make phenotype same as homozygote, incomplete dominance. If the chromosomes replicate the c coefficient doubles, n coefficient doesn"t. C is the amount of dna in one genome, n is the amount of chromosomes. If the cell has non-disjunction and disposition it is unfortunate. Transposon are more complex than insertion sequences (smallest thing that can move on its own) C value does not change much within species.
