This data shows the efficacy of different treatments on the survival rates of patients with glioblastomas, as well as methylated, and on methylated MGMT promoters. A. Explain the trends in the figureB. Relate MGMT methylation to the central dogma/flow of genetic information, and how genes are expressed. -Unmethylated,radiotherapyUnmethylated,radiotherapy plustemozolomideMethylated,radiotherapyMethylated,radiotherapy plustemozolomideProbability of Overall Survival (%)100-90-80-70-60-50-40-30-20-10-0-061218001 AP=0.007P=0.06424soll unMonths3036742IFigure 2. Treatment of Glioblastoma as Related to Overall Survival. From The New England Journal of Medicine, Hegi, M.E. et al.,MGMT gene silencing and benefit from temozolomide in glioblastoma, 352, 997-1003, Figure 3A. Copyright © 2005 MassachusettsMedical Society. Reprinted with permission from Massachusetts Medical Society.

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This data shows the efficacy of different treatments on the survival rates of patients with glioblastomas, as well as methylated, and on methylated MGMT promoters. A. Explain the trends in the figure B. Relate MGMT methylation to the central dogma/flow of genetic information, and how genes are expressed.

This data shows the efficacy of different treatments on the survival rates of patients with glioblastomas, as well as methylated, and on methylated MGMT promoters. A. Explain the trends in the figure B. Relate MGMT methylation to the central dogma/flow of genetic information, and how genes are expressed.

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