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Which hepatitis is the most contagious? Is hepatitis C contagious after cure? answer in detail. 10 marks


Can humans get leishmaniasis from dogs. Answer in detail. 10 marks


Describe the significant of fungi in agriculture soils.


Kavalactones

  1. Any other plants/organisms which have been found to contain this Kavalactone?
  2. The names and structures of other natural products isolated from the plant/organisms and their relationship to the Kavalactones, if any!
  3. Any more recent work on the Kavalactones and/or Kava plant?
  4. A brief review of the isolation procedure, and any suggestions that might have for improving it.
  5. What are the key features of the structural data which would tell you if you were dealing with this or a related to Kavalactones it is isolated from another plants.
  6. Any structure-activity relationship (SAR) studies done on this Kavalactones.
  7. Any synthetic work for which this Kavalactones wa sthe target.
Discuss how oxygen, carbon exchange capacity(CEC) and redox reactions affect microbial community in the soil
Earthworms are divided into three ecological classes. Discuss.
Discuss how oxygen, carbon exchange capacity(CEC) and redox reactions affect microbial community in the soil

When looking at DNA replication what are the most important steps and enzymes used ?


What is the overview of reproduction in Eumycota?


DNA polymerase I (Pol I) of E. coli consists of three functional parts (domains): an N-terminal domain with 5 ´ to 3 ´ exonuclease activities required for removal of the RNA primer, a central domain responsible for 3 ´ to 5 ´ exonuclease proofreading, and a C-terminal domain with polymerase activity. Pol I is thought to simultaneously remove RNA primers and fill in the gaps that result. A group of proteins known as RNaseH also have 5 ´ to 3 ´ exonuclease activity and can thus remove RNA primers. However, they lack the other two functions observed for Pol I. Predict the ability of the following mutants to replicate DNA:

) a strain with a mutant gene encoding Pol I such that it no longer has 5´ to 3´ exonuclease activities (but retains 3´ to 5´ nuclease and polymerase activities

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