List the factors that contribute to combinatorial control.

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Q: How could understanding epigenetics help us in research?

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Q: Why is bioinformatics important in information technology?

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Q: Explain the concept of combinatorial control.

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Q: Briefly describe bioinformatics?

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Q: Explain the term bioinformatics?

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Q: What would be the central dogma of biology? Explain it briefly

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Q: What is the purpose of systems cell? Please explain?

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Q: Gene expression can be controlled with the help of RNA.Explain the method with an example.

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Q: what is the centeral dogma of biology?

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Q: How can we use signals and systems in Biomedical engineering?

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Q: Outline different strategies for solving problems in genetics.

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Q: What is the signal hypothesis?

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Q: Describe Thesis writing

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Q: Define centrifugation and aliquoting.

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Q: What is bioinformatics and its scope?

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