You want to express Erythropoietin (EPO) in mass quantities.
EPO is a glycoprotein hormone responsible for...
You want to express Erythropoietin (EPO) in mass quantities.
EPO is a glycoprotein hormone responsible for the control of RBC
synthesis in the bone marrow. It has invaluable medical usages in
animals and cancer therapy. It is important to note that it has
highly complex glycosylations.
Which expression system would you use to appropriately and
efficiently express your gene of interest? Briefly explain the
reason for your choice.
b. You implement your gene of
interest into your designed expression system. However, after your
extraction step, you are not able to obtain the desired protein of
interest. List one possible reason why this occurred and state how
you would address this problem.
c. You decide to produce your
desired protein in large batches. You obtain a small sample from
your bioreactor and observe “clumps” within the cells. What do you
think those could be? Based on this answer, propose a possible
solution.
Erythropoietin (EPO) is a hormone secreted by the kidney that
promotes the production of red blood cells. EPO works in a simple
endocrine reflex and is secreted by the kidney. If the sympathetic
nervous system were overactive for a long period of time, EPO
levels would
Select one:
a. Fall
b. Rise
24.
Erythropoietin (EPO) is a hormone produced by the kidneys and
released in response to hypoxia to promote the maturation of RBCs.
During the 1980s, a human recombinant form of EPO (rHuEPO) became
available. Explain the advantages and dangers of administering
someone rHuEPO to increase oxygen-carrying capacity of
blood.
25.
a.Take
your pulse.
b.Assuming
that your SV is 70 ml and 1 ml of blood weighs 1g, calculate how
long it would take your heart to pump your body weight...
You have a protein-Human growth hormone that you want to
express. show the basic steps that you would have to do to obtain
the gene via PCR, clone the gene and express the gene using the
vectors ,enzymes, and bacteria we mentioned. Be specific
Describe the process of CRISPR and how it works.
You just turned 26. Now that you’re old, you want to be
responsible and start a retirement fund. You plan to invest $445
every month for the next 39 years. You expect to earn a 7.9% annual
return until you retire. Once you retire, you will shift your
savings into safer investments that you expect will earn 4.8% per
year. You plan to make monthly withdrawals for 21 years of
retirement (and don't want to have any money left at...
You just turned 26. Happy birthday! Now that you’re old, you
want to be responsible and start a retirement fund. You plan to
invest $445 every month for the next 39 years. You expect to earn a
7.9% annual return until you retire. Once you retire, you will
shift your savings into safer investments that you expect will earn
4.8% per year. You plan to make monthly withdrawals for 21 years of
retirement (and don't want to have any money...
You just turned 28. Happy birthday! Now that you’re old, you
want to be responsible and start a retirement fund. You plan to
invest $465 every month for the next 37 years. You expect to earn a
7.7% annual return until you retire. Once you retire, you will
shift your savings into safer investments that you expect will earn
6% per year. You plan to make monthly withdrawals for 23 years of
retirement (and don't want to have any money...
You just turned 26. Happy birthday! Now that you’re old, you
want to be responsible and start a retirement fund. You plan to
invest $445 every month for the next 39 years. You expect to earn a
7.9% annual return until you retire. Once you retire, you will
shift your savings into safer investments that you expect will earn
4.8% per year. You plan to make monthly withdrawals for 21 years of
retirement (and don't want to have any money...
Q) You want to express human uracil in bacteria in glycosylase
in bacteria. Besides the coding DNA for the glycosylase gene, what
must be present in plasmid?
Question 4(BOTANY)
You want to clone and express a gene that you've isolated from
Harpagophytum in E.coli describe all the steps that you
would take to clone your gene into E. coli. Draw a diagram
of your vector containing the gene insert. Discuss how you will
identify a clone in an E. coli cell that you can work
further with. Describe the steps that you will follow in detail and
provide details of the techniques that you use in each...
Question 3(BOTANY)
You want to clone and express the gene that you’ve isolated from
devil’s claw in E. coli. Describe all the necessary
adjustments that you would need to make to your gene to ensure
correct expression in E.
coli.
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