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| Growth of transformed call lines to explore whole cell responses or biochemical pathways. |
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| Tissue culture (or cell culture) |
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| What macromolecule comprised of 20 carious zwitter-ionic sub-units that are genetically coded? |
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| First "in vitro" biochemical pathways to be discovered? |
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| Project initiated in the 1990's? |
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| Study of the products of genes. |
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| Replacement or correction of defective genes. |
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| Application of computational methods to assemble and analyze biochemical data. |
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| Source and replacement cells in therapy. |
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| Coenzymes and prosthetic groups found in nutritional sources, some are essential. |
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| These molecules are amphipathic and hydrophilic tails. |
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| These molecules appear in enzymes as cofactors and make up the matrix of bones, must be consumed in the diet, cannot make these. There are about 9 or 10 of them. |
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Carbon, Hydrogen and Nitrogen are examples of what?
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| Carbohydrates, proteins, phosphates and nucleic acids are examples of what. |
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| Classes of macromolecules |
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| Within a cell, the mitochondria and nucleus are considered what? |
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| Cells assemble together to form what? |
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| The process of making special cells. |
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| Diseases not inborn caused by genetic factors. |
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| Rare diseases that are caused by genetic inheritance with biochemical implications. |
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| Inborn errors of metabolism, intrinsic diseases (cannot give these to anyone) |
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| Gene or gene product that can cause cancer. |
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| Constituent gene products that normally suppresses cancerous cells. |
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| What is the application of genomics to pharmacy practice called? |
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| These brothers are the first to prove a cell free extract could contain the biochemical activities of a whole cell and carry out fermentation. |
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