International Journal of Scientific Reports

Hasan I. Int J Sci Rep. 2016 Jul;2(7):172-173

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18203/issn.2454-2156.IntJSciRep20162169

DNA sequence change and future physiology of human

Ikram Hasan*

Department of Pharmacy, Chittagong, Bangladesh

Received: 04 April 2016

Revised: 24 May 2016

Accepted: 10 June 2016

*Correspondence:

Ikram hasan

E-mail: ikramhasann@gmail.com

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ABSTRACT

Climate change, environmental change and taking of harmful toxin mixing foods for long time changes human DNA sequence or genetic code. As a result human body get affected and creates different diseases specially cancer, and many people dies. At a certain time, human body adapt this bad situation by DNA sequence change and produce different endogenous chemical substance such as proteins, enzymes and antibodies which protect human body from this bad situation. Nowadays many people have dead by different microorganisms such as ebola virus, malaria, mars, nepa virus and other microorganisms. At a certain time (next 300 to 400 year later), gradually human body adapt against this microorganism and human body produce different protective endogenous chemical substances (protein, enzyme, antibody) by DNA sequence or genetic code change.

Keywords: DNA sequence, Genetic variation, Inheritence, Endogenous substances

INTRODUCTION

DNA sequence change is change that occurs mainly in nitrogen bases such as A, G, C, T either due to mistakes when the DNA is copied or as the result of environmental factors such as climate change, taken toxic food for long time, UV light or radiation and cigarette smoke, virus, chemical, microorganism.1 DNA sequence change can be advantages and lead to strong body function and protect our body from harmful microorganism, harmful climate change. DNA sequence change can be disadvantage for humane body and create different disease such as cancer, abnormal body function, hormonal activity either increase or decrease.2

DISCUSSION

Over a lifetime our DNA can undergo changes gradually or gradually change in the sequence of bases A, C, G, T or change in our genetic code.2,3 This results in changes in the proteins production. This can be a bad or a good thing This protein change create our body function either strong or losser.2,4 DNA sequence change can occur during DNA replication. As a result body function change and many people gradually dies.5,6 DNA sequence change can also occur as the result of exposure to environmental factors such as smoking, sunlight and radiation. As a result human body functions abnormally or disrupts the human body development.7,8 DNA sequence change have very serious effect and incompatible with life and also make a gene function improperly.9,10 DNA sequence change contribute to genetic variation within species and also change human body function.2,3 DNA sequence change can also be inherited. However, in African populations having this mutation also protects against malaria. That is in same African population gradually increasing antibody from generation to generation. Next 100 years later malaria prevent antibody gradually increase in our body later maximum people body gradually produce antibody against malaria and protects our body. However DNA sequence change can also disrupt normal gene activity and cause diseases, like cancer.7 Cancer is the most common human genetic disease; it is caused by DNA sequence change occurring in a number of growth-controlling genes. Sometimes defective, cancer causing genes can exist from birth, increasing a person’s chance of getting cancer.3,6 AT a certain time, DNA sequence change and our body gradually produce different endogenous chemical substance such as proteins, enzymes, antibodies. These enzymes neutralize harmful toxin food and antibodies and prevents microorganism. As a result our body cell abnormality gradually decrease and gradually decrease cancer disease.11,12 At present many people dead by the attack of different microorganism such as ebola virus, nepa virus, mars virus and other microorganism, this microorganism disrupt our body function and change our body immunity and within short time people dies. At a certain time (300-500 years later) our body produces gradually different endogenous substances.

CONCLUSION

DNA sequence change or genetic code change gradually from generation to generation, gradually produce endogenous chemical substance such as proteins, enzymes, antibodies and gradually strong our body function and gradually prevent cancer disease and also prevent harmful microorganisms attack.

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Conflict of interest: None declared

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