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Obituaries Search for Gene House

Donna Jean

House

06/22/1957 – 12/27/2021

Donna Jean House, 64, of Jeffersonville, Indiana, passed away December 27, 2021. She was born June 22, 1957 in Louisville, Kentucky to the late Zack Hardin Jr. and Norbra Devine. She was also...

Salle Jean

House

05/25/1959 – 01/11/2021

62, of Tampa, passed away on January 11th, 2021 in her home. She was born in St. Louis, Michigan and was an artist by trade. She is survived by her daughter, Candice House. At this time, services...

Arthur Eu

gene House

12/03/1923 – 11/23/2020

Arthur Eugene House, age 96, passed away peacefully Monday, November 23, 2020. He was preceded in death by his wife of 65 years, Eleanor Jean Bloomer; great-grandson angel Luke Arthur Campbell;. ..

Gene "Doc" House

12/16/1958 – 06/25/2020

Arlen Eugene “Doc” House, Jr , 62, departed this world unexpectedly on Thursday June 25, 2020 in Olive Branch, MS. He was a long-time resident of Byhalia, MS, where he had many friends. Gene was...

Jean Quick

House

10/21/1925 – 03/02/2020

House, Jean Quick, 94, of Lakeland passed away Monday, March 2, 2020. Jean was born on October 21, 1925 in New York, New York to the late Paul and Regina Tornetto. Being a florist and an educator of...

Jean Parker

House

11/25/1928 – 05/24/2019

Jean Russell Parker House (90) passed away on Friday, May 24, 2019. She was born on November 25, 1928 to Auley W. and Elizabeth Russell Parker. Jean is survived by her husband of 71 years George A....

Stanley Eu

gene House

04/27/1946 – 07/11/2018

Rondal Eu

gene House

08/17/1944 – 11/08/2017

Arrangements under the direction of Glen Abbey Mortuary, Bonita, CA.

Lana Jean

House

Burial arrangements under the direction of Memory Hill Gardens.

Gene Asbury House

04/28/1936 – 12/16/2016

Burial arrangements under the direction of Greenwood Serenity Memorial Gardens.

Genes: glossary of terms

IMPORTANT!

The information in this section should not be used for self-diagnosis or self-treatment. In case of pain or other exacerbation of the disease, only the attending physician should prescribe diagnostic tests. For diagnosis and proper treatment, you should contact your doctor.
For a correct assessment of the results of your analyzes in dynamics, it is preferable to do studies in the same laboratory, since different laboratories may use different research methods and units of measurement to perform the same analyzes. nine0003

Alleles - (from the Greek. allelon each other, mutually) different forms of the same gene, located in the same regions (loci) of homologous (paired) chromosomes, controlling the same protein. All genes of somatic cells, with the exception of genes located on the sex chromosomes, are represented by two alleles, one of which is inherited from the father and the other from the mother. Differences between alleles are due to mutations.

Autosomal dominant type of inheritance - the mutant allele (variant) dominates over the normal allele (variant), i.e. manifests itself both in the homozygous and in the heterozygous state; pathological heredity can be traced in the pedigree "vertically"; at least one of the parents has a manifestation of this mutation. In this case, the mutant gene is located in the autosome (non-sex chromosome) and inheritance is not sex-linked. nine0003

Autosomal recessive type of inheritance - the normal allele (variant) suppresses the manifestation of the mutant allele (variant), i.e. A mutation can only occur if it is in the homozygous state. In this case, the mutant gene is located in the autosome (non-sex chromosome) and inheritance is not sex-linked.

Gene is the elementary unit of heredity, the smallest indivisible element of hereditary material that can be transmitted from parents to offspring as a whole and which determines the characteristics, properties or physiological function of an organism. At the molecular level, it is a section of the DNA molecule that encodes the primary structure of proteins and RNA. nine0003

Genetic variant of polymorphism - in a broad sense, similar to the concept of allele; here, in the narrow sense, one of two varieties of a gene that differ in one genetic polymorphism. Genetic polymorphism variants usually differ in the amino acid sequence of the protein product of the gene or in the level of gene expression.

Gene polymorphism, polymorphism (here, in the narrow sense) is a structural difference between alternative variants of a gene (usually normal and mutant). The occurrence of gene variants is due to mutations. In relation to the concept of “gene polymorphism”, neutral mutations are usually considered that do not lead to noticeable violations of the function of the gene, while “mutations” usually refer to changes in the gene that lead to a pronounced disruption of the gene. nine0003

Genotype - (here, in the narrow sense) a combination of genetic variants (alleles) located on homologous chromosomes.

Heterozygous - containing different alleles (genetic variants) in the corresponding loci of homologous chromosomes.

Homozygous - containing the same alleles (genetic variants) in the corresponding loci of homologous chromosomes.

Homologous chromosomes - paired chromosomes from a diploid set, identical in shape, size and set of genes. nine0003

Deletion - loss due to mutation of a DNA segment ranging in size from one nucleotide to a subchromosomal fragment that includes several genes. In the case of gene polymorphisms, deletions limited to one gene are considered.

Diploid set - a set of chromosomes in the somatic cells of an organism that contains two homologous sets of chromosomes, one of which is transmitted from one parent and the other from the other.

Dominant allele - an allele that manifests itself in the phenotype of heterozygous individuals. nine0003

Insertion - insertion of a DNA segment ranging in size from one nucleotide to a subchromosomal fragment that includes several genes. In the case of gene polymorphisms, insertions limited to one gene are considered.

Intron is a region of a gene that separates exons and does not carry information about the amino acid sequence of the protein product.

Missense mutation - a mutation that leads to the substitution of an inappropriate amino acid in the polypeptide chain.

Multifactorial diseases - diseases caused by the interaction of many hereditary and environmental factors, such as coronary heart disease, myocardial infarction (MI), stroke, certain forms of cancer, mental illness, etc.

Mutant variant of a polymorphism is a variant of a polymorphism resulting from a mutation from its predecessor, a normal variant.

Mutation is a change in the nucleotide sequence of DNA. Most often, mutations are single nucleotide substitutions - missense mutations. The effect of a mutation on a gene's function can range from complete impairment to little or no effect.

Normal variant polymorphism - the most common variant of polymorphism in the population, which is the precursor of other variants resulting from mutations. nine0003

Nucleotide is a structural unit of nucleic acids. DNA consists of 4 nucleotides: adenine - A, thymine - T, guanine - G, cytosine - C.

Penetrance is a quantitative indicator of the phenotypic variability of gene expression. It is measured (usually in%) by the ratio of the number of individuals in which this gene manifested itself in the phenotype to the total number of individuals in whose genotype this gene is present in the state necessary for its manifestation (homozygous - in the case of recessive genes or heterozygous - in the case of dominant genes) . The manifestation of a gene in 100% of individuals with the corresponding genotype is called complete penetrance, in other cases - incomplete penetrance. Incomplete penetrance is characteristic of the manifestation of genes associated with multifactorial diseases: the disease develops only in a part of individuals whose genotype contains an abnormal gene; in the rest, the hereditary predisposition to the disease remains unrealized. nine0003

Gene polymorphism - a variety of nucleotide sequences of a gene, including its allelic forms.

Prognostic - a concept that characterizes the conclusion about the future development and outcome, based on a special study.

Promoter is a segment of a DNA molecule to which RNA polymerase molecules are attached, which is accompanied by the initiation of transcription of the corresponding genes; as a rule, the promoter is located at the operator end of the operon; each gene (or operon) has its own promoter that controls its transcription. nine0003

Recessive allele - an allele that does not appear in the phenotype of heterozygous individuals.

Phenotype - features of the structure and life of an organism, due to the interaction of its genotype with environmental conditions.

Chromosome is a constituent element of the cell nucleus, which is the carrier of genes. The chromosome is based on a linear DNA molecule

An exon is a gene fragment encoding the amino acid sequence of the protein product of this gene.

Gene expression is the transfer of genetic information from DNA through RNA to polypeptides and proteins in certain types of body cells. nine0003

IMPORTANT!

The information in this section should not be used for self-diagnosis or self-treatment. In case of pain or other exacerbation of the disease, only the attending physician should prescribe diagnostic tests. For diagnosis and proper treatment, you should contact your doctor.
For a correct assessment of the results of your analyzes in dynamics, it is preferable to do studies in the same laboratory, since different laboratories may use different research methods and units of measurement to perform the same analyzes. nine0003

Immersive Performance at the Governor General's House

Dear friends!
I am glad to welcome you to the play "Musical Evenings on Tverskaya". Since ancient times The historical building at Tverskaya 13 is the place of work of the authorities of the city of Moscow. Before the revolution in it was the residence of the Governor-General, in the Soviet years the Moscow City Council was located. In modern period it houses the Moscow Mayor's Office. A wonderful architectural monument - the property of the whole city. On the Days of Historical and Cultural heritage doors of Tverskaya, 13 swing open for excursions, Muscovites and guests of the capital can enjoy the beauty and decoration of the main halls and staircases, watch theatrical performances in the spirit of past centuries. Today we are taking another step towards the promotion of cultural heritage - we are opening a building City Hall for music concerts. During working hours in its ceremonial interiors there will be, as usually host business meetings and celebrations. And in the evening under the arches of the ancient classical music will play at home. I wish you, dear friends, bright impressions and excellent mood. nine0003

Sobyanin S. S.

Series of concerts “Musical Evenings on Tverskaya”

Mosconcert together with Zapomni and the Museum of Moscow present:

IMMERSIVE PERFORMANCE
ABOUT THE HOUSE OF THE GENERAL - GOVERNOR

"MUSICAL EVENINGS ON TVERSKOY"

To get acquainted with the history of the "House of the Governor-General" laureates of the main theater award "Golden Mask" director Yuri Kvyatkovsky and musician Piotr Aidu chose the form of immersive musical performance. Once inside one of the most prominent buildings on Tverskaya, walking through its solemn halls, the audience will be able to plunge into the atmosphere that prevailed here during former leaders of the city, governors general, learn the history of the building, inextricably linked with the history of Moscow and, of course, enjoy classical music, which probably often sounded within the walls of this house. nine0003

Performers:

• Sergey Shchedrin - host of the program

• Artists of the Dmitry Brusnikin Workshop

• Oleg Boyko, baroque guitar, lute

• Moscow Camerata Chamber Orchestra, artistic director and conductor, 9000 Honored artist of Russia Nikolai Sokolov

• Ekaterina Smolina, soprano

• Ilya Ushullu, bass

The concert program will include works by P. Tchaikovsky, S. Rachmaninov, M. Mussorgsky, A. Alyabyeva and others. nine0003

Series of concerts "Musical Evenings on Tverskaya"

The famous House of the Governor-General opens its doors to Muscovites and guests of the capital. Now there will be held not only official events, but also significant cultural events in within the framework of the Art Nearby project, prepared by the Mosconcert State Budgetary Institution and Zapomni. Opens their series with an immersive performance that tells in a contemporary art form the history of the house on Tverskaya 13, one of the most famous and important buildings in Moscow. nine0003

House of the Governor General

This luxurious house was built by the famous Moscow architect Matvey Kazakov for the Moscow Governor-General Zakhar Chernyshev in 1782. After the death of Count Chernyshev, the house was bought by treasury, and it became the residence of the Moscow mayors. nine0003

From now on, the history of the building on Tverskaya was inextricably linked with personalities and biographies. mayors, among whom there are many figures worthy of a whole book.

Governor-General Dmitry Golitsyn, under whom the first city hospital was opened (and is still called - First Gradskaya) and finally earned the long-suffering Mytishchi water pipes. nine0003

Samodur Arseniy Zakrevsky, whom Muscovites called Chump Pasha, tried to regulate everything that is possible, even the end time of the balls. Wit Alexander Menshikov once noted Nicholas I, that with the appointment of Zakrevsky, Moscow can be called not only a saint, but also great martyr.

"Master of Moscow", Vladimir Dolgorukov, who ruled Moscow for more than 25 years, built the Upper shopping malls (now known as GUM), who built a horse tram (a prototype of a tram) and started electrification of Moscow.

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