'Bacterial conjugation' presentation slideshows

An overview

Prokaryotes . An overview. What to Expect: . These notes focus on Cell theory Prokaryotes. Cell theory. All living things are made of cells Cell can only come from other cells All functions of a living thing are carried out in cells

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Viruses

Viruses. Viruses are nucleic acids (DNA/RNA) wrapped in protein

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Addressable Bacterial Conjugation

Addressable Bacterial Conjugation. UC Berkeley iGEM 2005. Michael Chen Vlad Goldenberg Stephen Handley Melissa Li Jonathan Sternberg Jay Su Eddie Wang Gabriel Wu. Advisors: Professors Adam Arkin and Jay Keasling GSIs: Jonathan Goler and Justyn Jaworski. Overview. Project Goal

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Addressable Bacterial Conjugation

Addressable Bacterial Conjugation. UC Berkeley iGEM 2006. Bryan Hernandez Matt Fleming Kaitlin A. Davis Jennifer Lu Samantha Liang Daniel Kluesing Will Bosworth. Advisors: Professors Adam Arkin and Jay Keasling GSIs: Chris Anderson and John Dueber. Project Goal.

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Comparative study of typical prokaryotic cell and eukaryotes

Comparative study of typical prokaryotic cell and eukaryotes. By DR SAMUEL AGUAZIM. STRUCTURE, FUNCTION & GROWTH OF PROKARYOTIC & EUKARYOTIC CELLS. Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells .

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The Reproductive System

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Project Review Berkeley 2006: Addressable Conjunction in Bacterial Networks

Project Review Berkeley 2006: Addressable Conjunction in Bacterial Networks. Fei Chen. Project Summary. Main Idea: Communication Between Networked Bacteria. Communication Medium: Bacterial Conjugation. Communication is addressable: messages can be directed to specific bacteria in the network.

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Biology Microbiology : Bacteria I

a place of mind. FACULTY OF EDUCATION. Department of Curriculum and Pedagogy. Biology Microbiology : Bacteria I. Science and Mathematics Education Research Group. Supported by UBC Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund 2012-2015. Bacteria I.

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Bacteria Genetics

Bacteria Genetics. Introduction. Chromosome (bacteria are haploid; in other words, they have a single chromosome) Mutations (change in the base sequence of DNA) Extrachromosomal genetic material Plasmid Transposons

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