'Nuclear transport' presentation slideshows

Targeting of Proteins to the Organelles

Targeting of Proteins to the Organelles. Targeting of Proteins: Nucleus and Mitochondria. The Nucleus. Central Dogma Functions. Nucleus. Cytoplasm. nucleus. mitochondria. Rough endoplasmic reticulum (ER). Proteins are made in cytoplasm-transported to other locations. Central dogma:

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The Nucleus

The Nucleus. Text and image sources are included using the notes function of the .ppt file. Interphase Nuclear Dynamics. Time Lapse Video. DIC Brightfield Euchromatin. EM thin section view. Chromatin organization.

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HIV Entry into the Nucleus and Organization of the Genome

HIV Entry into the Nucleus and Organization of the Genome. Over the Next 3 lectures we will analyze the mechanism of virus entry into the nucleus and its propagation in the nucleus. Principles to be covered Directed Diffusion Osmolarity Motor and Topoisomerase Function.

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Announcements

Announcements. Writing Assignment #1 returned in section This week in section: Writing assignment #2 due (questions on your fig.) Group presentations of figures from nuclear pore paper MCQ for your presentation. Higher-order Cognitive Skills. Lower-order Cognitive Skills.

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Compartments and Information Flow between Nucleus & Cytoplasm

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Compartments and Information Flow between Nucleus & Cytoplasm

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Course: Biol 401 Instructor: Dr. Alison Crowe 426A Hitchcock Hall 616.6945

Course: Biol 401 Instructor: Dr. Alison Crowe 426A Hitchcock Hall 616.6945 acrowe@u.washington.edu Office Hours: Wed 4:30-5:30 PM HCK 426A or by arrangement Teaching Assistant: Qing Feng qingf@u.washington.edu Office Hours: TBA

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