DNA studies are very important because they try to make a
better use of genetic information, and they try to mejorate the
people quality of life.
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6. DNA has an important role in the transport of drugs across
membranes. DNA boxes are used to alter some intracellular functions
. 7.
packaged DNA to then enter in the cells.
DNA nucleotide sequences changes some, forming new genetic
codes
8.
this study can theoretically stimulate mitosis, without
damaging the cell
may include gene therapy manipulation of cells introduced by
DNA
9.
The study of DNA cages is very important because help to de
actual medicine to promove the new kind of drugs management and
help to de genetic experiments to implant a new type of genic
therapy.
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the study seeks to address the DNA sensitive areas of the
cancer.
to make in the replication process the affected areas iterchage
origin good and non-metastatic cells .
12.
he project seeks to reduce the cancer from the change of
alteredDNA sequences.
13.
Scientists look for the difference between a cell and another
in the proteins expressed.
with a group of proteins are looking to improve the dna
structure.
14.
The study of DNA is very important for the corect UNDERSTANDING
gene expression in humans and it can get to the correction of the
errors transcricionales in the genome and thus prevent various
malformations
15. 16.
management of genetic materialeventhoughmany organizations do
not approve, it serves to make better the quality of life of
people.
17.
the alteration of the bad sequences in DNA can prevent some
diseases
18.
The DNA medical utility can also be used for mechanisms to
improve the use of some drugs or even correct genetic type
diseases.
19.
University of Oxford (2011, July 14). DNA cages 'can survive
inside living cells'.ScienceDaily . Retrieved July 27, 2011, from
http://www.sciencedaily.com /releases/2011/07/110714100319.htm
Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2011, July 19). Scientists
identify molecular basis for DNA breakage, a hallmark of cancer
cells.ScienceDaily . Retrieved July 27, 2011, from
http://www.sciencedaily.com /releases/2011/07/110719094023.htm
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