No matter how it is born, a new gene starts its life as a single copy in the population.

As with any new mutation, by far the most likely outcome is that it will be lost by random drift or selection over the next few generations

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A key function of mitotic CDKs, together with other protein kinases and ubiquitin-protein ligases, is to induce the formation of the mitotic spindle, also known as the mitotic apparatus.

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β oxidation 

A major function of the oxidation reactions is the breakdown of fatty acid molecules.

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The ER captures selected proteins from the cytosol as they are being synthesized. These are of two types:

Transmembrane proteins

Water-soluble proteins

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Surface protein on B cell

CR2(CR21)

CD19

TAPA-1(CD81)

mIg 

Igα/ Igβ

(CD79a and CD79B)

TLR

CD40

B7(CD80/86)

ICAM-1

MHC-1 and 2 both

CD 22

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Familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

point mutations in cardiac β-myosin heavy chain gene mutations in other genes encoding contractile proteins including myosin light chains, cardiac troponin,

and tropomyosin.