Describe how pRB controls passage of cells through the restriction point. Include in your answer a description of the molecules that modify pRB function. Identify three mechanisms cancer cells can use to distrupt control of RB function.
The retinoblastoma protein is a tumor supressor protein that is dysfunctional in several major cancers. One function of pRB is to prevent excessive cell growth by inhibiting cell cycle progression untila a cell is ready to divide. Now let's check how pRB controlspassage of cell through restriction point:
Consider Cyclin D bound cdk s 4 and 6 are activated by cdk-activating kinase and drive the cell towards the restriction point. Active cyclin D-cdk complexes phosphorylate retinoblastoma protein (pRb) in the nucleus. Unphosphorylated Rb acts as an inhibitor of G1 by preventing E2F- mediated transcription.

Describe how pRB controls passage of cells through the restriction point. Include in your answer a...
Mammalian cells face a variety of choices as they proceed through the restriction point of the cell cycle. What are these choices and what happens if the cells remain in the cell cycle? What happens if they exit the cell cycle? How do these mechanisms work?
Describe the following: 1) how the function of pRb protein is regulated by post-translational modifications during the normal mitotic cell cycle and 2) how the modifications control the normal cell cycle progression through the R-point and initiation of the S-phase of the cell cycle.
Describe and discuss the solute stream in the plant body. Include in answer: -a description of the cells and tissues of the food production and food storage tissues of flowering plants. -a description of the special association of sieve elements, companion cells and bundle sheath cells. -a description of the biomolecules that are transported as food and nitrogen carriers. -a description of how phloem conducts food from source to sink according to the pressure flow hypothesis including phloem loading in...
Describe the process of acid-digestion in the stomach. Identify in your answer, the major cells, enzymes and other secretions involved in the process and describe their interactions. Please also include in your answer a description of the three different phases of gastric secretion and the way in which the digestive secretions of the stomach, gall bladder and pancreas are regulated.
2. Describe the experimental protocol used by Weinberg and colleagues in their 1979 landmark paper "Passage of phenotypes of chemically transformed cells by transfection of DNA and Chromatin". Define the terms shown in bold and describe how the cells were "chemically transformed". Why was this paper so important considering the recent work at the time) on tumor viruses? Also, briefly describe the importance of subsequent experiments using transfection of human tumor cell DNA 3. A requisite characteristic for many identified...
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Describe the purpose and use of a decorator function. Your answer should include a description of what happens when a function is "decorated".
Describe how a B-cell activates and participates in the third line of defense. Include in your description plasma and memory cells, as well as how antibodies work to facilitate destruction of foreign materials or pathogens. (please cite where answer was derived)
Describe and discuss the transpiration stream in the plant body. Include in your answer: -description of the paths that water takes entering the root and the roles of the root endodermis. -description of water and the principles involved in tension and the problem of cavitation and embolism and how this is resolved. -description of the release of water and the absorption of carbon dioxide through stomata. -comparison of the “typical” leaf and the leaf of Bigpod Ceanothus and how this...
3. Compare and contrast sun leaves vs. shade leaves. Your answer should include the leaf area, leaf thickness, extent of the vascular system, and photosynthetic rates. 4. Discuss some ways that plants can modify leaves to prevent water loss 5. Explain why transpiration is sometimes called an "unavoidable evil". 6. Describe the role ABA plays in stomatal closure. Include a detailed description of how the stomata close (i.e. which ions are involved? what are the steps?).
Please answer the following questions below. 1. Stem Cell Properties - List and describe the two main properties of stem cells. In your answer, include the different types of potencies? 2. Normal or cancer cells? You are given two flasks of cells. One contains cells from normal tissue while the other contains cells from a human cancer. Before you begin your studies, you accidently erased the labels off both flasks. Now you no longer know the identity of each sample....