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BIOL2254 Tutorial 3 Assessment Ru
ic Semester 2, 2021
Page 1 of 4

RMIT Classification: Trusted
Part 1 Ru
ic:
High Distinction Distinction Credit Pass Not satisfactory Total Marks
All questions There is an advanced and
thorough understanding of
the bioinformatics
approaches used in the
chosen research article,
including an understanding
of data
sources/controls/similar
techniques.
There is a strong
understanding of the
ioinformatics approaches
used in the chosen
esearch article, including
an understanding of data
sources/controls/similar
techniques. There may be
minor omissions or e
ors.
There is a reasonable
understanding of the
ioinformatics
approaches used in
the chosen research
article. There may be
omissions or e
ors.
There is limited
understanding of the
ioinformatics
approaches used in the
chosen research
article. There are major
omissions or e
ors.
There is an
inadequate
understanding of
the bioinformatics
approaches used in
the chosen research
article.
50 points
Total: /50

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RMIT Classification: Trusted
Part 2 Ru
ic:
High Distinction Distinction Credit Pass Not satisfactory Total Marks
Introduction Introduction clearly
introduces the topic and
oader context,
demonstrating an
advanced understanding
of the
oader research
field. Key bioinformatics
terms are defined clearly
and simply.
Introduction includes an
appropriate level of
detail to enable a general
scientific audience to
understand the research
eing discussed.
Introduction clearly
introduces the topic
and
oader context,
demonstrating a good
understanding of the
oader research field.
Key bioinformatics
terms are defined.
Introduction includes
an appropriate level of
detail to enable a
general scientific
audience to
understand the
esearch being
discussed. There may
e minor e
ors in
understanding.

Introduction introduces
the topic and
oader
context, demonstrating a
easonable understanding
of the
oader research
field. Key bioinformatics
terms may be defined but
are difficult to understand
from the description.
There may be e
ors in
understanding.

Introduction adequately
describes the topic,
demonstrating an
acceptable
understanding of the
oader research field.
Key bioinformatics
terms are either defined
poorly or otherwise
missing.
There are major e
ors
in understanding.

Introduction does not
adequately describe the
topic. Key bioinformatics
terms are not defined.
There are major e
ors in
understanding.

10 points
Body Discussion of chosen
esearch article is clear
and articulate,
demonstrating an
advanced understanding
of the chosen research
article and su
ounding
work. Scientific language
used is appropriate for a
general scientific
audience, with key
ioinformatics concepts
clearly explained.
Discussion of chosen
esearch article is
generally clear and
articulate,
demonstrating a good
understanding of the
chosen research
article. Scientific
language used is
generally appropriate
for a general scientific
audience, with key
ioinformatics
Discussion of chosen
esearch article
demonstrates a
easonable understanding
of the chosen research
article. Scientific language
used is generally
appropriate for a general
scientific audience,
although there may be
unnecessary use of overly
technical language. Key
ioinformatics concepts
Discussion of chosen
esearch article
demonstrates an
acceptable
understanding of the
chosen research article.
Scientific language used
may be inappropriate
for a general scientific
audience, with
unnecessary use of
overly technical
language. There is an
Discussion of chosen
esearch article
demonstrates an
inadequate understanding
of the chosen research
article. Scientific language
used is inappropriate for a
general scientific
audience. Key
ioinformatics concepts
are not explained.
20 points

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RMIT Classification: Trusted
concepts clearly
explained. There may
e minor e
ors in
understanding.
are explained, although
these explanations may
e overly convoluted or
otherwise inadequate.
There may be e
ors in
understanding.
attempt to explain key
ioinformatics concepts,
although these
explanations are overly
technical or otherwise
flawed. There may be
major e
ors in
understanding.
Conclusion
and future
directions
Response contains a clear
conclusion that
accurately summarizes
the major advances
made in the chosen
esearch article, as well
as providing well-
esearched and insightful
suggestions for future
esearch.
Response contains a
clear conclusion that
summarizes the major
advances made in the
chosen research
article, as well as
providing suggestions
for future research.
There may be minor
e
ors in
understanding.
Response contains a
conclusion that
summarizes some of the
advances made in the
chosen research article.
Suggestions for future
esearch are present but
may be poorly
esearched. There may be
e
ors in understanding.
Response contains a
conclusion that
adequately summarizes
the chosen research
article. Suggestions for
future research are
absent. There are
significant e
ors in
understanding.
Response does not
contain a conclusion or
contains a conclusion that
does not adequately
summarize the chosen
esearch article.
10 points
Presentation
(grammar,
sentence
structure,
spelling,
formatting)
Minimal spelling &
grammatical e
ors.
Writing style is
appropriate to the task.
Document is formatted
appropriately (including
heade
foote
page
numbers).
Some spelling &
grammatical e
ors.
Writing style is mostly
appropriate to the
task. Document is
generally formatted
appropriately.
A reasonable number of
spelling & grammatical
e
ors. Writing style is
mostly appropriate to the
task at times, but with
lapses throughout.
Document formatting
may need improvement.
Spelling & grammatical
e
ors throughout but
do not interfere with
meaning. Writing style
may be overly informal
or not appropriately
suited to the task.
Document formatting
needs considerable
improvement.
Consistent spelling &
grammatical e
ors
throughout that make
understanding difficult.
Writing style is not
appropriate for to the
task. Document
formatting is
unsatisfactory.
5 points

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Referencing References consistently
conform to the
appropriate referencing
conventions, both in-text
and in the reference list
References mostly
conform to the
appropriate
eferencing
conventions, both in-
text and in the
eference list
References generally
conform to the
appropriate referencing
conventions, both in-text
and in the reference list
References generally
conform to the
appropriate referencing
conventions, both in-
text and in the
eference list, with some
lapses
References do not
conform to the
appropriate referencing
conventions, in text
and/or in the reference
list
5 points
Total: /50
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Solution

Preeti answered on Nov 01 2022
51 Votes
Myc
Myc (avian myelocytomatosis viral oncogene homolog), a family of regulator genes and protooncogenes, encodes for the transcription factor. The studies says that Myc is involved in trigger of selective gene expression amplification that leads to cell growth and proliferation (Stine et al., 2015). The Myc family includes three genes related to humans: c-myc, l-myc, and n-myc. The c-myc or v-myc, was the first myc protein that was discovered in 1970s. In an avian acute leukaemia virus (MC29), which is involved in promotion of malignancies and the transforming sequence of MC29 was identified as v-myc. The discovery of Myc leads to the realization that transformation of an oncogene could be caused by the cellular gene activation (Wasylishen & Penn, 2010). Thus, Myc leads to the understanding of how the cellular genes are involved in the tumorigenesis. Myc are involved in several biological functions. These include: Myc is involved in the cell growth and its proliferation both in vitro and in vivo. The increase in cell growth was due to increase in protein synthesis and cellular metabolism (Iritani & Eisenman, 1999; Schuhmacher et al., 1999). This activity is being supported by many of the universally regulated Myc target genes, even those which are included in mitochondrial and ribosomal biogenesis, cell metabolism, protein synthesis and nucleic acid synthesis (Wasylishen & Penn, 2010). It has also been studied that deregulated Myc have high rate for specific gene amplifications and involved in instability of the chromosomes. The Myc are also being studied in their involvement in the stimulation of neovascularization, which has also been validated in several in vivo models. This is mainly because of angiogenesis suppresser thrombospondin downregulation and also because of the release of interleukin 1β. In recent studies, the Wa
urg effect and tumour cell metabolism has been associated with Myc biological activity. It has also been studied that Myc is involved in the promotion of glutaminolysis (Dang et al., 2009). This increase in glutamine production has been associated with increase in cell proliferation and growth, which are important for the survival of tumour cells. It has been recently studied that overexpression of Myc gene could be involved in reprogram of terminally differentiated fi
oblasts and its induction to pluripotent stem cells (Wernig et al., 2007).
Figure 1: Myc protein and its involvement in various biological activities (Wang et al., 2021)
The transcription factor c-Myc plays an essential role in the maintenance of homeostasis of cell, and its deregulation has been associated with several cancer and hence, Myc protein can be considered as a good target for the development of cancer therapeutics. There have been many studies that involves the generation of cancer therapeutics against the Myc protein. Some of them are discussed below:
In a recent study by Singh et al., an in-silico alanine scanning mutagenesis has been used for the identification of hot spot residues at the X interface of c-Myc associated factor. This is highly disordered and has not been analysed for the binding sites for potential small molecules. In this study, they screened some potential inhibitor molecules by following conformation ensemble approach. They also used biophysical approach and has identified that the putative molecules with these hot spot residues displayed the non-covalent interactions. They also performed the in vitro studied and validated the potency of these molecules by deregulating the Myc activity against the c-Myc expressing cancer or stem cells. The computational as well as the biophysical studies confirmed the binding of these potent molecules with the disordered c-Myc protein (Singh et al., 2022).
In a recent study the researchers discovered MYCi975 using bioinformatic approach, which is a small molecule Myc inhibitor that is being involved in the disruption of MYC/MAX dimerization and this disruption enhances the proteasomal-mediated degradation of Myc which in turn decrease the...
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