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A high-quality reference genome for this vulnerable feline may help scientists understand why they're so prone to transitional cell carcinoma in captivity.

Now, they may finally have the tools to reveal these mysteries: A Chinese research team has put together a chromosome-level reference genome for the species as well as designed an efficient gene-editing system that can tinker with that genome, according to a study published December 20 in However, the variants were also present in half of the control cats, so the team was unable to conclude the variants are responsible for the animals’ heightened TCC risk. The team also employed their gene editing system to explore coloration in the moths; knocking out the gene pale resulted in lighter moths, while knocking out ebony led to darker cuticles. [shed light](https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/bies.202200188?af=R) on mysteries in human health. And that’s what allowed scientists to notice at least one threat to the animals in captivity: [cancer](https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1354/vp.43-5-674). “The genomic resources reported here will enable further studies of the genomic mechanisms underlying calcareous rock specialization and the evolution of transposable element content across molluscs.” To gain a better understanding of how this species adapted to its carbonate-rich environment, researchers assembled the snail’s 5.4 Gb genome from PacBio long reads and 10x Genomics linked reads. They first searched for the cat’s version of eight human genes associated with bladder cancer, observing missense variants of four of those genes in the TCC group—BRCA1, BRCA2, CHEK2, and ATM. Armyworm moths were given the odd moniker because they have a tendency so spread out in a line and eat their way across grassy habitats—a behavior that can make them a devastating agricultural pest in Asia and Australia. Researchers suspected that their vulnerability to the disease may have a genetic basis, as breeding populations are founded with relatively few animals and, therefore, can have low genetic diversity. But BRCA2 stood out, as the team found two missense variants of it in all of the TCC-afflicted animals. In captivity, they start playing in water as young as two months old, and when fully grown, about three-quarters of their diet comes from fish.

This handsome little house panther will win you over in no time at all. Apollo was born around March 2022 and was rescued from a difficult yard situation ...

When playtime is over, Apollo loves nothing more than to curl up on a lap for cuddles and pets, where he will reward you with lots and lots of purrs. He is still a playful kitten and would do best with another kitten of similar age, or a young cat for company and lots of romping. He craves human attention and loves to play, pretending to prey on his feline buddies and his humans.

The CAT entrance test, the most prominent entrance exam for MBA admission which helps students get admission into the prestigious IIMs and other top ...

In Chandigarh, the top MBA College is teh Universal Business School, which is part of Punjab University. There are currently 20 IIMs in India and nearly 6000 seats are offered by these institutes. An official press release by Dr Ashis Mishra, CAT convener for 2022, said that in India among the top 60 rank holders, only four were women. Hirdesh Madan, co-founder of Hitbullseye (earlier known as Bulls Eye), a coaching institute for CAT in Chandigarh said, “The results being declared so early this year was totally unexpected. It would be the first time that the result of an examination has been declared 20 days before its scheduled date. One of the toppers from the Tricity, Sagaljit Singh, who scored 99.76 percentile, said, “I have been preparing for CAT from the sixth semester of my college.

Over 15 students from the tricity have secured more than 99 percentile in the Common Admission Test (CAT) - 2022, the results of which were declared today.

Apart from engineers, CAT is now becoming popular with commerce and humanities students as most IIMs have different criteria for non-engineers to ensure optimum balance,” said Hirdesh Madan, Co-Founder of Hitbullseye, Sector 34. CAT 2022 results have been declared surprisingly almost 20 days ahead of the notified date. Tricity students have done exceedingly well in the exam, with more than 15 students reportedly scoring more than 99 percentile. Panchkula’s Arpan Chaudhary has topped the tricity by scoring 99.91 percentile. [World's first intranasal covid vacine to be available in India as booster dose from today](/news/nation/govt-approves-bharat-biotechs-needle-free-intranasal-covid-vaccine-as-booster-dose-for-those-above-18-463791) Over 15 students from the tricity have secured more than 99 percentile in the Common Admission Test (CAT) - 2022, the results of which were declared today.

Aashrey Jain topped Ludhiana district with 99.89 percentile, Nilesh Bansal bagged the 2nd spot with 99.87; this was the 2nd attempt for both of them.

He said that he wishes to pursue master in business administration (MBA) in finance from IIM Ahmedabad. An engineering graduate from NIT Jalandhar, Nilesh Bansal secured the second position in Ludhiana district with 99.87 percentile. “As marks obtained in graduation also play a role in admission to IIMs, I worked hard and got 88.9% in my final-year examinations. But, by attempting regular mock tests and through routine self-assessment, I was able to score well in all components,” he said They have both been a constant source of inspiration for me,” said Jain, while adding that he received coaching from a city-based institute. He completed his Bcom from Sri Aurobindo College of Commerce and Management (SACCM) in Ludhiana this year.

The list of top MBA colleges has been compiled as per National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranking. Admission to these institutes will be done on ...

Apart from top IIM colleges, 90 non-IIM institutes are also going to offer admission based on CAT score this year. Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata (IIM Kolkata) This list of top management institutes in India is compiled as per National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranking. Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIM Bangalore) Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM Ahmedabad) This year 2.2 lakh candidates appeared for the exam, out of which 11 students secured 100 percent.

Pratham decided to take on CAT before his last semester to get a better picture of the corporate world.

This habit sustained me through my entire CAT preparation journey,” said the qualifier, who hopes to find his academic niche at IIM Ahmedabad. Despite being swamped with the demanding fifth year of BA.LLB., Pratham decided to take on CAT before his last semester to get a better picture of the corporate world. It took constant practise and countless mock tests at my coaching class to get through QA,” said Pratham, a student of IMS Ahmedabad.