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Gene Expression and Regulation
Join the Amoeba Sisters as they discuss gene expression and regulation in prokaryotes and eukaryotes. This video defines gene expression and explains how gene expression relates to gene regulation before going into examples of gene regulation that can involve or impact transcription, translation, and post-translation. Operons, which are common ...
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Explore the wild on Instagram: "🐐 The Science Behind “Fainting Goats” 🧬 Not all goats faint — this rare reaction occurs in the Myotonic goat, a breed with a unique genetic mutation. Here’s the full picture: 🔹 The Genetic Condition • The disorder is called myotonia congenita. • When the goat is startled, the brain sends a signal that makes muscles contract, but they fail to relax quickly. • This stiffness lasts about 5–20 seconds, making the goat appear “frozen” or knocked out. 🔹 Curious Fact
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