'Single stranded' presentation slideshows

Chapter 3: read pp. 41-56 skim the rest Problems:1, 2

Chapter 3: read pp. 41-56 skim the rest Problems:1, 2 Chapter 23: read pp. 725-732, 737-751, 761-770 skim the rest Problems: 2, 6 Chapter 24: read pp. 773-789, 797-799 skim the rest Problems: 2, 8. VVP Fig. 23-41 T4. VVP Fig. 23-2. VVP Fig. 23-15. VVP Fig. 23-16.

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Overview: Microbial Model Systems

Overview: Microbial Model Systems. Viruses called bacteriophages can infect and set in motion a genetic takeover of bacteria, such as Escherichia coli

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Mashal shahzadi (08030614-019)

Mashal shahzadi (08030614-019). Bs(hons)7 th Bioinformatics UOG. SOUTHERN BLOTTING. OUTLINE. DNA SPECIMEN COLLECTION AND STORAGE PROCEDURE WATCHPOINTS USES. DNA. Each individuals unique genetic blueprint is stored in material known as DNA.

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SOUTHERN BLOTTING

SOUTHERN BLOTTING. OUTLINE. DNA SPECIMEN COLLECTION AND STORAGE PROCEDURE WATCHPOINTS USES. DNA. Each individuals unique genetic blueprint is stored in material known as DNA. DNA is found in all cells containing a nucleus.

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V22: involvement of microRNAs in GRNs

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2 ?? ????. Chapter 2. Basic Genetics. Mendel: father of classic genetics. Mendelian characters Distinct Definitive Yes or no. Allele. An alternative form of gene Locus on chromosome Homozygous Same genes at the locus Heterozygous Different genes at the locus.

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Fig. 19-1

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Structure and function of DNA

Structure and function of DNA. Dr. Ghada Abou El-Ella Lecturer of biochemistry Faculty of Vet. Medicine South Valley University. Central Dogma. DNA ---------? RNA---------?Protein. This unidirectional flow equation represents the Central Dogma (fundamental law) of molecular biology.

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Clicker question

Clicker question. The 2006 Nobel Prize in Medicine was given to Andrew Fire and Craig Mello for their work showing that ____ can regulate the expression of genes. 1) DNA 2) RNA 3) Protein 4) Carbohydrates 5) Lipids 6) All of the above. Clicker question.

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?????????? (Microbial Genetics and Biotechnology). ???? ????? ??? ??. Autonomously replicating genetic entities (1) the plasmid and bacterial conjugation. I. What is a plasmid?. 1. In addition to chromosome, bacteria cells often contain other

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Chapter 2

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SOUTHERN BLOTTING

SOUTHERN BLOTTING. The technique was developed by E.M. Southern in 1975. The Southern blot is used to detect the presence of a particular piece of DNA in a sample. The DNA detected can be a single gene, or it can be part of a larger piece of DNA such as a viral genome. SOUTHERN BLOTTING.

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Protein Synthesis

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Nomenclature

Nomenclature. Nucleoside Nucleotide Base + deoxyribose +phosphate. Purines adenine adenosine guanine guanosine hypoxanthine inosine Pyrimidines thymine thymidine cytosine cytidine +ribose uracil uridine. ii). Structure of the DNA double helix.

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RNA & Protein Synthesis

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Unit 5: Cell Division and DNA

Unit 5: Cell Division and DNA. Page 8 in your Green EOC packet!. DNA Replication :. DNA replicates just before mitosis so that each daughter cell has an exact copy of DNA. The weak hydrogen bonds of DNA are unzipped and complementary nucleotides are added to make a new side of each strand.

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Protein Synthesis

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CLASSIFICATION OF VIRUSES

CLASSIFICATION OF VIRUSES. CHAPTER 2 Prepared by Miss Rashidah Hj Iberahim. CONTENT. Naming of viruses Criteria used in classification of viruses Baltimore classification. Viral specificity. Capable to infecting all forms of life (hosts)

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Protein Synthesis

Protein Synthesis. Chapter 10. RNA. ribonucleic acid contains the sugar ribose, uses uracil instead of thymine is single stranded usually much shorter in length than DNA (about the length of one gene). RNA & Transcription.

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