genes

Any permanent change in the structure of DNA sequence which makes up a gene is called as gene mutation. The size of the mutation varies, it may either as small as a DNA or even large as a segment of the chromosome.

The mutation of the Gene occurs in two ways: 1. from a parent 2. acquired during the person’s lifetime. Hereditary mutations or the germ line mutations are those which occur from the parents to the children. The mutation of this sort can be seen in the persons entire like in every cell in his/ her body.

The other are the new mutations which are occurred in the egg or the sperm cell or the mutation which occurs just after the fertilization process is complete. The genetic disorders can be best explained by the De novo mutations, however in this type of disorder there is no family history for this disorder involved.

The somatic (also known as acquired) mutations are the one which occur directly into the DNA of the individual cell. There is a possibility of DNA making copies of itself during cell division due to immense expose to the ultra violet radiations from the sun which results in number of changes in the individual’s life. The acquired mutations in the somatic cannot be passed to the next generations.

Mutations can also occur in the single cell in the early period of embryo. During the division of the cells the individual has some cells with the mutation and some other without any genetic changes. This situation is referred as mosaicism.

In part one, I introduced the auto-immune disease, Psoriasis, and listed the 59 chemicals that could irritate skin or worsen psoriasis. In this part, let's take a look at 9 other things that psoriasis sufferers should know - the natural alternative treatments for Psoriasis!

2.Next, get outdoors more often!



Present in natural sunlight, ultraviolet light B (UVB) penetrates the skin and slows the abnormally rapid growth of skin cells associated with psoriasis. Helps to create your natural Vitamin D. 5 to 15 minutes walk outdoors will do. Vitamin D alternative

I cut my hair a few weeks ago. About seven inches of it. Just chopped it off. Why? Because I was sick of brushing it every morning. I'm not lazy about my hygiene or anything. But I couldn't sleep with it down because I'd wake up and there would be a huge rats nest in the back of my head and you have no idea how much it hurt trying to brush it out. And I couldn't sleep with it up because, well, it hurt and I always woke up with massive headaches that would last all day.

Honestly, I hate long hair (on me, not other people. There are those with really pretty hair that I'm jealous of, so yea I guess I hate their long hair too). I was going to send my seven inches of fur to locks of love, but I kinda lost the bag it was in, so there went that idea. I'm liking it short though. I've always gotten my hair cut short for summer, like sitting on my shoulders short, but my hair is completely out of control lately, so I cut it a lot shorter. The girl that did it had an awesome hairstyle. Short in the back and kinda longer as it went forward. I couldn't get my hair to fluff up like hers though. I think mine is too thin, kinda like my moms hair (yay genes). My sister is the one with all their hair in the world. Makes me a sad panda sometimes.