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Dictionary » M » Mutagen MutagenAny agent (physical or environmental) that can induce a genetic mutation or can increase the rate of mutation.Any factor that is responsible from an increase in the [[ frequency of [[mutations of an organism.mutagen (Science: chemistry, oncology) An agent that can cause an increase in the rate of mutation, includes x-rays, ultraviolet irradiation (260 nm) and various chemicals. ![]()
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Results from our forumCHEMICAL GENETICSwhat is the biological pathway of an ordinary cell in becoming to a carcinogenic one by some mutagen?is it possible to deactivate the potential mutagens by chemical means?can present nano bio technology be effectively used in this regard?can we pre assume what are the ...
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The Fiber Disease... in levels of cancer related enzymes. Very close range exposure to microwaves from a cellular phone base station increases the effect of a chemical mutagen on human blood cells, leading to increased chromosomal aberrations." -nadas
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Re: about chargaff's rule... but on the other strand, because a C was bound, the A is replaced by a G. This is complex chemistry though. The same can happen when the mutagen 5-bromouracil is precent. Normally U will bind A, but 5-bromouracil i=can tautomerize to a so-called enol form which has a higher frequence. ...
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i figured it out... faster than the self antigens. It must therefore have external structures such as flagella or cilia to help it move along. It must also contain a mutagen such as formaldehyde which will cause the shuffling of DNA bases so as to produce the antibodies nessecary. The size of the virus must be very ...
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Hello all,i need help with a experiment question!... to nutritionnal requirements, environmental (temperature, atmosphere etc.) conditions or you can test effects of some chemicals (antibiotics, mutagen, disinfectants etc.). From the info you have gathered before you may already have some ideas of the effect (increased temperature goes with ...
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