Cell division requires a balanced level of non-coding RNA for chromosome stability: HKU biologists discover cell division requires a balanced level of non-coding RNA for chromosome stability
Our hereditary code is saved in chromosomes that are made up of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). To see to it the hereditary code is preserved precisely in all the cells, our cells should duplicate specifically as well as disperse its chromosomes just as to its 2 little girl cells throughout every cell cycle. Mistakes in chromosome splitting up lead to cells with an unusual variety of chromosomes, which might create spontaneous abortion, hereditary illness or cancers … CONTINUE READING