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How many proteins does the human body express

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Humans express between 80,000 and
400,000 proteins in the body

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How many genes does the human body have

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Human genome has ~30,000 genes

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Transcription factors

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Transcription factors often work in
conjunction with one another

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What does expression of a gene depend on

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Expression of a gene may depend on a
particular combination of activators and
repressors

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Activators

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bind to enhancer regulatory elements

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Repressors

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bind to silencer regulatory elements

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Enhancers and silencers are…

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DNA sequences

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Botulinum toxin

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Exotoxin, blocks AC and causes muscles to relax

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Prop roots

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Aerial roots that provide additional support, commonly seen in plants like maize and banyan trees.

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Storage roots

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Modified roots that store nutrients, such as carrots, beets, and sweet potatoes.

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Buttress roots

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Large, flared roots that stabilize tall, tropical trees in shallow soil.

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Rhizomes

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Horizontal, underground stems that store nutrients and aid in vegetative reproduction (e.g., ginger, turmeric).

Modified stem

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Tubers

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Swollen, underground stems that store starch, such as potatoes.

Modified stem

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Stolons

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Horizontal, above-ground stems that produce new plants at nodes (e.g., strawberry runners).

Modified stem

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Modified leaves

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Tendrils - Modified leaves or stems that help plants climb and support themselves by coiling around objects (e.g., peas, grapes).

Spines - Modified leaves that protect plants and reduce water loss, such as cactus spines.

Storage leaves - Thickened leaves that store water or nutrients, as seen in succulents like aloe and onion bulbs.

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Nitrogen is the element most required by plants (by weight); it can be obtained by plants only b

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Decomposition of organic matter and fixation of atmospheric nitrogen by bacteria.

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The apical meristem (SAM) produces three primary meristematic tissues. These are the protoderm, procambium and the

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Ground meristem