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Brief essay on scientific activity of Professor JALAL ALIYEV

More than fifty years of fruitful researches of Professor Aliyev are devoted to study on the theory of photosynthetic activity as the base of productivity of agricultural plants, mainly of wheat.
In the consecutive and purposeful activity J. Aliyev develops complex researches on photosynthesis as a base of production process. The cycle of these researches covers physiological, biochemical and molecular-genetic bases of plant productivity and also a study of production processes in all levels of structural- functional organization of vital function of the plant organism - from molecular to the whole plant and sowing.

MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS OF SCIENTIFIC AND ORGANIZING ACTIVITIES OF PROFESSOR JALAL A. ALIYEV

Professor Jalal A.Aliyev's fifty years dynamic researches have been devoted to the study of the theory of photosynthetic activity as a fundamental for productivity of crop plants, mainly wheat. The overall activity of these researches covers physiological, biophysical, biochemical and molecular-genetic bases of plant productivity and also the study of production processes in all levels of structural-functional organization of plant organism - from molecular to the whole plant and sowing. On these ground the following can be underlined:

Key Regulator Of DNA Mutations Identified

ScienceDaily (Jun. 12, 2008) - As a general rule, your DNA is not something you want rearranged. But there are exceptions - especially when it comes to fighting infections. Since the number of microbes in the world far surpasses the amount of human DNA dedicated to combat them, specialized cells in the immune system have adopted an ingenious, if potentially disastrous, strategy for making antibodies. These cells, called B lymphocytes, intentionally mutate their own DNA to ward off invaders they have never seen before.