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What do you call the DNA cut into smaller sequences by proteins?
footprinting
What is the definition of genomic footprinting?
Same as genetic footprinting, only at a high throughput, systems level way. Typically you use a transposon library to insert mutations to cells that inactivate genes (you assume one transposon/inactivation per cell). Then you trascription profile (dna microarray, rna-seq) after selection (whatever you want to select for, growth, resistance etc) and try to map the mutations/genes inactivations to the fitness changes in the cells. For example if you select for growth in a particular environment and the deletion of a gene confers this, then during selection that mutant will be over-represented, so when you run a microarray, you will see no expression of the deleted gene in reference with the wild type strain.
Does drive-through have a bigger carbon footprint than take-out from the same fast food restaurant?
Depend if you keep your engine running in the queue for the drive through. The packaging for the food will be similar, and although you get your drive through in a bag, if you went in and ate they put that paper cover on the tray. If you have a vege burger, with salad, that will lower the foot print still further, won't taste as good as a 1/4 pounder with cheese though! Otherwise the difference will be negligible. Learn more about carbon footprinting at the link below.
What is the name of carbon isotopes?
The stable carbon isotopes are carbon-12 & carbon-13. There are several other unstable isotopes.
Is carbon in Earth's atmosphere?
carbon monixide, carbon dioxide, and plain carbon
What are the three phases a computer hacker goes through prior to attacking their victim?
What are the three phases a hacker goes through prior to attacking their victim?a. Footprinting, scanning, and enumerationb. Footprinting, searching, and enumerationc. Footprinting, scanning, and evaluationd. Footprinting, scanning, and engineering
What is footprinting?
the aweser is to go eat a llama
What is the next step to be performed after footprinting in CEH methodology?
enumeration
What do you call the DNA cut into smaller sequences by proteins?
footprinting
What is the next step to be performed after footprinting?
The next step after footprinting is typically scanning. Scanning involves gathering more detailed information about the target network or system, such as identifying open ports, services running, and vulnerabilities that may be present. This information helps in determining potential entry points for further exploitation.
What is scanning footprinting and enumeration in Information Assurance?
Scanning in information assurance involves using tools to search and analyze a network for vulnerabilities and weak points. Footprinting is the first step in scanning, where attackers gather information about the target system to understand its structure and potential entry points. Enumeration is the process of extracting more detailed information about the target system, such as usernames and network resources, to plan a potential attack.
What does it mean when a hacker is foot-printing a victim?
Footprinting is the initial phase of hacking where an attacker gathers information about a target to identify potential vulnerabilities. This process can involve collecting data from public sources, such as websites, social media, and domain registration information, to create a detailed profile of the target's network and systems. The goal is to gain insights that will facilitate further exploitation or unauthorized access. Essentially, it's a reconnaissance step designed to help the hacker understand the victim's environment before launching an attack.
List two examples of categories for both passive and active network security attacks?
passive attacks : footprinting, trashing active attacks : sniffing, social engineering
Where can you get custom foot printing?
To provide prevent fraudulent remarking, Brady offers standard and customized footprinting label materials that serve as tamper seals; they produce a visible and irreversible footprint pattern if the seal has been altered.
The phase of hacking where the attacker creates a profile of the target is known as and is also referred to as?
foot-printing, reconnaissance
What is the definition of genomic footprinting?
Same as genetic footprinting, only at a high throughput, systems level way. Typically you use a transposon library to insert mutations to cells that inactivate genes (you assume one transposon/inactivation per cell). Then you trascription profile (dna microarray, rna-seq) after selection (whatever you want to select for, growth, resistance etc) and try to map the mutations/genes inactivations to the fitness changes in the cells. For example if you select for growth in a particular environment and the deletion of a gene confers this, then during selection that mutant will be over-represented, so when you run a microarray, you will see no expression of the deleted gene in reference with the wild type strain.
Does drive-through have a bigger carbon footprint than take-out from the same fast food restaurant?
Depend if you keep your engine running in the queue for the drive through. The packaging for the food will be similar, and although you get your drive through in a bag, if you went in and ate they put that paper cover on the tray. If you have a vege burger, with salad, that will lower the foot print still further, won't taste as good as a 1/4 pounder with cheese though! Otherwise the difference will be negligible. Learn more about carbon footprinting at the link below.
