MATH 110 Midterm: Exam 1 No Solutions Fall 1996

• School: University of Maryland
• Department: Mathematics
• Course: MATH 110
• Professor: All

Document Summary

1) imagine we lived in a world where you could treat a disease by knocking out any gene you wanted but could not insert a new gene that is, you could remove a gene but never add one. You have a two-year old patient, brought to you by concerned parents. Sympathetic ganglia: this couple wishes to have another child and looks to you to prevent the second child from suffering from the same condition as the first. Fasciclin i and iii: the diffusible repulsive factor, slit, is not temporally regulated it is secreted continuously over the course of development. Expression of slit receptors, robo, is delayed until axons have crossed the midline. Only cajal-retzius cells they migrate by simple nuclear movement: secreted from the outer surface of the developing cerebral cortex are two proteins that determine the proper laminar pattern of the cortex.