Madina Shayekina

Hello! My name is Madina Shayekina. I am the student of Molecular Biology and Genetics program at Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart university. The spheres of my interest are: human’s genome, gene mutations, and gene inheritance. In addition, I love reading, writing works, and learning new things.

Blushing

Introduction We see us or others blush from time to time depending on thesituation. It is a signal for people of someone’s experiencing certain emotions in different situations. That is, people experiencing blushing often feel awkwardness, anger, fear, guilt, or shame [1]. Besides, blushing can occur during illnesses such as fever, or a cold. However, […]

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Vestigial Structures – Keys for Evolution History

Everyone has heard about rudiments or vestigial organs at least once. We have an image of them like of those structures that are left within us from our distant ancestors. By definition, the vestigial organs have changed functions or none of them [1].Originally, vestigium means ‘footprint’, which fits to a conceptof the vestigial organs as

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Unconditioned Reflexes in Daily Life

Introduction A reflex is defined as an involuntary response of an organism to a specific stimulus. Reflexes are broadly categorized into two primary groups: unconditioned reflexes and conditioned reflexes. Unconditioned reflexes are those which we are born with and normally operate during our whole life. (throughout our entire lives) These reflexes operate autonomously, independent of

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Genetic factors of ASD (autism spectrum disorder)

1. Introduction ASD, or autism spectrum disorder is a group ofneurodevelopmental disorders, which is wide-spread in the world. Firstly, it is important to mention that ASD cannot be referred as a disease model, as it belongs to neurological diversity and cannot be cured [1]. Although it is possible to make the life of people with

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