Essays on Activator

Stroke can be termed as a therapeutic emergency and care delivered within the first hours in determining a patient's long-term prognosis and recovery. Substantial evidence has demonstrated a considerable reduction in mortality and disability with timely response in acute stroke care, comprising antiplatelet treatment stroke unit. Uptake of evidence-based care is inconstant of frequently less than optimum. For instance, among patients suffering from ischemic stroke, levels of therapy with venous recombinant tissue-form plasminogen activator are comparatively minimal in Australia (7%), and US (5%) compared with Canada (12%) and specified European countries (Middleton & Grimley, 2014).

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Introduction

It is critical to understand that mechanical interventions and thrombolytic therapy are the commonly used approaches to treat both venous and arterial thrombotic complications. However, this approaches offer several limitations that are hard to ignore. First and foremost, there is a possibility of excessive bleeding and damage to the walls of the blood vessel. Secondly, the approach may fail to reach reperfusion. Thus, the use and application of ultra-sound accelerated thrombosis offer an entire revolution in vascular medicine. Again, the technologyis meant to withstand the test of time. Cleary, the technology has reduced the body dosage that would be ...

Introduction

The treatment for multitudes of diseases and disorders resulting from genetic reasons have been ambiguous since long as the only cure could be the correction of genes and DNA in the specific region. Gene therapy gave a promising horizon to the correction of such genetic defects whereby molecular tools are applied to reverse the mutation or any other changes in the DNA. The advancing biomedical research have offered several tools for gene therapy since last few decades that have been able to perform the desired roles but with one or the other limitations. Lately, CRISPR-Cas9 based tools for gene ...

Gene Editing Techniques

1. Gene Editing – General Background Gene editing entails inserting, deleting and replace the DNA in a genome of an organism utilizing engineered nucleases. Sections of the natural gene are replaced and completed using a synthetic DNA chain. Also, the natural repair process gets rid of the mismatches and gaps in the DNA. On the other hand, gene disruption is a technique by which the DNA fragment is utilized to replace a genome sequence with a chosen marker gene like the kanavanine resistance. DNA –binding proteins are proteins that consist of DNA-binding domains and hence have affinity for single and ...

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Abstract

Polymerase Chain Reaction is a useful technique for the detection of genes done through the amplification of specific sites. Alu elements are a polymorphic group of elements found in the primate genome amplified by retroposition. The Alu element help in the polymorphism of the populations. The aim of this study was to use the PCR technique to detect the Alu insertion TPA-25 in cells from student population and its relation with genotype frequency, allelic and ability to establish the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Samples were taken from 81 students. Cells were obtained by mouthwash and Polymerase Chain reaction ...

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Alu elements are a group of mobile elements amplified in primate genome through retroposition. One of the Alu elements is the TPA-25. This element presents a high degree of dimorphism within human population, showing different alleles frequencies in different human group. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technique allow the amplification of part of the nucleic acid, including DNA being detecting by agarose gel. The objective of this study was to compare the genotypes of several individuals by using the Alu insertion detected by the Polymerase Chain Reaction. Cell samples from 82 students were taken. Samples proceed from ...

Every person has strengths and weaknesses. In both professional and personal life it is important that a person is able to distinguish his/her strengths and weaknesses, make best use of his/her strengths and, ideally, convert weaknesses into neutral traits or even strengths. As far as I understand myself responsibility, belief, activator and self-assurance are my major strengths. I developed responsibility in course of studying at school, having experienced that the lack of one’s responsibility may lead to highly negative consequences (e.g., quarrels with classmates, failing projects). On the contrary, belief is my inherent strength. Even in childhood, when ...

This is a case of cerebrovascular accident in evolution. It means that the damage to the cerebrum is still in progress and is not completed. The rationale for the use of glucocorticoids is that glucocorticoids have a direct effect on the blood vessels and the heart. These effects influence vascular function, atherogenesis and vascular remodeling which follows intravascular injury or ischemia.

Based on the fact that Robert was not given tissue plasminogen activator, it points to the fact that the CVA is likely to be the hemorrhagic type as opposed to ischemic CVA in which tissue plasminogen activator is used. ...

The process of generating an action plan based on my values, awareness, goal-setting, reflection, and plan for my individual development in the context of my education, career, self- improvement, or relationship stimulates me. I have always been a creative and resilient individual that stays with a plan of action until I achieve my desired objective. My ability to tolerate stress normally makes me very resourceful in solving both challenging and new problems, but I am easily bored by the routine. The process of creating my personal development plan (PDP) started with numerous individual evaluations that helped me recognize who I am ...

Literature Review

Literature Review

Briefly, describe the purpose and the main outcome of this study?

The purpose of this study was to constitute a rather unique DNA methylation analysis of concerning the very point’s humanity at a single-nucleotide resolution level. The outcome of this particular study consisted of original data generated from the cord plasma of a neonatal male Caucasian- NB and from centenarian, 103-y-old male Caucasian- Y103 by means of DNA removed from CD4+ T cells administered through an Illumina Genome Analyzer. Methodically, the use of the Illumina, Human Omni5-Quad Bead Chip, that of which covered 4,301,332 SNPs, validated the nonexistence of aneuploidy inside the examples studied. Factually, there were ...

A Brief Review of Epogen

Epogen is a glycoprotein made up of 165 amino acids that is used to stimulate the production of red blood cells. The compound is manufactured through recombinant DNA technology. The compound has a molecular weight equal to 30,400 Daltons. When consumed, its biological effects are similar to those of endogenous erythropoietin. The dugs formulation is a sterile colorless liquid in a buffered solution. It is administered intravenously or subcutaneously. This drug is used by athlete to enhance their performance. This is by producing more red blood cells and opening up lung passages so that more oxygen is delivered to the muscles. Endurance ...

Ischemic stroke takes place when a brain artery is blocked. The brain is dependent on arteries for fresh blood from the heart as well as lungs. The blood carries oxygen as well as nutrients to the brain as well as takes cellular waste and carbon dioxide. Failure of one artery dictates that the brain cannot access adequate energy and will with time stop its operations. Although, there are a lot of patients suffering from the condition, the rate of treatment has been decimally low. t-PA (tissue plasminogen activator)administration has massively failed to meet the required education levels in the treatment ...

Introduction

Stroke is among the five leading causes of death and severe long-term disabilities across the world. Approximately, more than one million individuals experience a new or a recurrent stroke every year and one out of ten deaths in the world are as a result of stroke in the world. Noteworthy interventions to lessen mortality and morbidity linked with ischemic stroke have been adopted centering on the early identification of stroke signs and management with clot dissolving substances, particularly, recombinant tissue plasminogen activator (rt-PA) (Graves et al, 2013). Research indicates that when rt-PA is dispensed within 4 and half hours after the first ...