Seven or eight years ago, the medical center integrated their communication system with a patient location system so that when a patient passes by a critical physical threshold, alerts go out on the nurses' communication badges. They have choke points near places such as stairwells and elevator banks. If a patient walks past a choke point, which could be 10 feet before an elevator, the entire care unit instantaneously receives an urgent announcement on their communication badges. The announcement indicates the care unit and location, and "wander event." A lot of the medical center's system integrations are for at-risk patients. Wandering is one challenge and patient fall risks are another great concern for all caregivers. In the early days they integrated their communication system with their nurse call system. And in certain units where there was a high patient fall risk, they also integrated bed exit alarms. As soon as there is a weight differential in the bed, an urgent alert goes to nurses' communication badges. After integrating these systems, the medical center measured a huge decrease in the amount of time it took for nurses to cancel the nurse call alarms related to bed exits.

The field of information and communication technologies (ICTs) is developing rapidly, including increasingly pervasive communication networks, increasing processing power and the ability to transfer more information faster through both wired and wireless systems. Developments also include increased ability to search, filter and share data and information.

1. _________ are processed from _________-loop precursors encompassing unfinished _______________ feature.

2. __________ are derived from an extensive, entirely ___________ double-stranded _________.

3. What are processed from ssRNA precursors? What do they miss?

4. Can you identify the elements involved in the mechanism of RNA interference? How are they processed?

5. Within ________, DNA ________ takes place chiefly at ________ dinucleotide chain.

6. From molecular biology, in _______, the prevailing _______ acts a s a proxy for ________________ bond, connecting ________ and guanine-________ nucleotides.

7. How many GC bases are present in CpG island?

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8. What are CpG islands basically linked with? Where are CpG islands typically situated in humans?

9. Justify.

Compared to the intragenetic region, intergenic CpGs are more commonly methylated.

10. What is not inclusive within primal methylation of CpG?

11. What can methylation result in when it occurs in sections like CpG islands within the promoter and enhancer regions?