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How does alternative splicing impact the final structure and function of RNA molecules, and how can this knowledge be applied in drug development for diseases caused by RNA splicing errors?

asked Jan 31 in BioChemistry by JosefaAtchis (230 points)

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How does alternative splicing affect the function of RNA in gene expression? Provide specific examples of alternative splicing patterns and their resulting changes in protein isoforms.

asked Jan 31 in BioChemistry by Regena123021 (490 points)

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How does the mechanism of Alternative Splicing work in RNA processing? Provide a detailed explanation of the different mechanisms that regulate the splicing process, and discuss the factors that contribute to the selection of specific splicing patterns. Additionally, compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of Alternative Splicing in terms of their impact on gene expression and cellular function.

asked Jan 31 in BioChemistry by BelenWaite80 (330 points)

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How does alternative RNA splicing affect the structure and function of proteins, and what are the potential implications for human health and disease?

asked Jan 31 in BioChemistry by IolaEmert895 (410 points)

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How does alternative RNA splicing affect the structure and function of proteins synthesized from a single gene, using specific examples from biochemical processes in living organisms?

asked Jan 31 in BioChemistry by YolandaCockr (490 points)

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How does altering the pressure affect the equilibrium position in a reversible chemical reaction, and what are the factors that determine whether the reaction will shift to the side with a greater number of moles of gas or to the side with a lesser number of moles of gas? Provide an explanation using an example of a gaseous reaction.

asked Jan 31 in Chemical equilibrium by DieterSaldiv (350 points)

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How does altering the pH level affect the equilibrium position of a redox reaction, and what is the relationship between the dissociation constant and pH in such a reaction? Provide an example to explain the concept.

asked Jan 31 in Chemical equilibrium by JNWOphelia65 (450 points)

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How does altering the concentrations of reactants and products at equilibrium affect the rate of the forward and reverse reactions in a chemical system?

asked Jan 31 in Chemical kinetics by HarveyD2269 (330 points)

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What is the effect of altering the concentration of reactants and products on the equilibrium constant and reaction rate of a reversible reaction?

asked Jan 31 in Chemical kinetics by EltonCorlett (350 points)

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How does altering the chemical structure of a small molecule affect its binding affinity to a specific protein involved in a protein-protein interaction, as predicted by molecular docking studies?

asked Jan 31 in Computational Chemistry by OpalBruche8 (540 points)

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How would altering the chemical structure of a drug impact its pharmacokinetics in the body and what factors need to be considered to optimize drug efficacy?

asked Jan 31 in Medicinal Chemistry by CarltonMunz3 (410 points)

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How does altering the chemical structures of a drug affect its pharmacodynamics and target interaction in the human body?

asked Jan 31 in Medicinal Chemistry by ElsaLoman15 (430 points)

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How does the alteration in lipid metabolism cause metabolic disorders such as diabetes and obesity? Examine the role of lipid signaling and metabolism in regulating the production and metabolism of lipids and their impact on cellular function and disease development.

asked Jan 31 in BioChemistry by LamontRunyan (190 points)

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How do alterations in the lipid metabolism and signaling pathways affect the development of neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's disease?

asked Jan 31 in BioChemistry by StormyRohde (490 points)

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How does the allosteric regulation of the enzyme phosphofructokinase play a key role in the regulation of glucose metabolism during glycolysis?

asked Jan 31 in BioChemistry by WaldoSeppelt (490 points)

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What is the effect of allosteric inhibition on the citric acid cycle and how does it regulate the metabolic pathway?

asked Jan 31 in BioChemistry by AndrewMcKenn (190 points)

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What is the reactivity of an alkyne compared to an alkane or alkene, and how can this reactivity be utilized in organic synthesis reactions? Provide an example reaction that demonstrates this reactivity.

asked Jan 31 in Organic Chemistry by Miles73G157 (490 points)

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How do the physical properties of alkenes and alkynes differ from each other and from alkanes? Provide specific examples and explain the reasons for any observed differences.

asked Jan 31 in Organic Chemistry by MeaganJaspri (270 points)

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What is the difference in the properties of alkenes and alkynes and how does it affect their reactivity towards addition reactions? Give an example of an addition reaction for each compound type and discuss the mechanism behind each reaction.

asked Jan 31 in Organic Chemistry by BrentonBalfo (250 points)

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What is the difference between alkenes and alkynes in terms of their chemical structure and properties?

asked Jan 31 in Organic Chemistry by BennieBrasse (350 points)

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