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Gene Mapping by In Situ Hybridization
The previous mapping methods are indirect in that they provide information on the physical location of a gene on a particular chromosome but without actually visualizing the gene's map position. A more direct approach is in situ hybridization, which ...
The deafness gene
The mutation of MicroRNA mir-96 leads to progressive loss of hearing if present in single copy, and deafness if present in two copiesThe journal Nature Genetics have posted the results of a search conducted under the projects "Sirocco" and "Eurohear"...
A study on a large scale identify the genes implicated in mental retardation
Bringing to fruition one of the largest genetic sequencing efforts of a complex disease, an international scientists funded in part identified nine genes on the X chromosome involved in learning difficulties. Their mute leads to mental retardation. T...
RNA recreated in the laboratory from inorganic compounds
Researchers at the University of Manchester, lead by John Sutherland, illustrated in an article published in Nature, the process which created ribonucleotides (units of RNA, the molecule basis of all life processes) starting from simple elements, suc...
Engineered in situ Bioremediation
Intrinsic bioremediation is satisfactory at some places, but it is slow process due to poorly adapted microorganisms, limited ability of electron acceptor and nutrients, cold temperature and high concentration of contaminants. When site conditions ar...
Intrinsic Bioremediation
Conversion of environmental pollutants into the harmless forms through the innate capabilities of naturally occurring microbial population is called intrinsic bioremediation. However, there is increasing interest on intrinsic bioremediation for contr...
