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Totipotent cells
Can differentiate into over 200 cell types, including the placenta. (both embryonic and adult cells)
Pluripotent cells
Can form all tissues in an adult, cannot form placenta
Determined Cells
Making a “point of no return”, making changes internally to become a specialized tissue
Differentiated Cells
When unspecialized stem cells become specialized, by expressing different transcription factors
How can a finite set of genes that code for antibody proteins produce an almost limitless number of antibodies?
Many segments in the loci, which go through DNA splicing, allowing for various combinations of the segments to appear in different B-cells.
How do people build immunity to diseases they already had?
people become immune to pathogens after first exposure, where B-cells that can bind to antigens multiply, form memory B-cells and increase their production
find it
assesses a correlation, when and where the genes are getting expressed, whether enhancers are turned on or not
lose it
assesses necessity of the gene for cell development when removed
what does it mean for a cell to be expressed recently synaptonemal complex proteins?
the cell has undergone meiosis, thus formed gametes
what reproductive cell express synaptonemal complex proteins?
Primary spermatocytes, primary ooctyes
what reproductive cells have a gene for ligase
primary/secondary spermatocytes and oocytes
true or false: each b-cell expresses 2 heavy chain alleles and 2 light chain alleles
false. b-cell only expresses 1 functional heavy and light chain allele
benefits of mRNA vaccines
high adaptability to new variants, do not need to enter the nucleus to express the antigen.
mRNA vaccines mechanisms
mRNA Enters cytoplasm to instruct human cells to produce a spike protein, triggering an immune response to create antibodies. Antibodies remain in the body to remember
What bonds are found in vaccines?
covalent, hydrogen, hydrophobic, disulfide
When and how do totipotent cells become specialized?
during embryonic development. When the embryo divides, specific sets of genes are activated while others are silenced
Example of a totipotent cell
zygote
Examples of a pluripotent cell
embryonic stem cells
example of differentiated cells
bone, muscles, liver and skin cells
examples of a determined cell
cytoplasmic determinant