'Mobile elements' presentation slideshows

Faculty Research Areas Labs/Centers Meetings

Faculty Research Areas Labs/Centers Meetings. Areas. Artificial Intelligence Bio-Informatics Databases Graphics, Image Processing and Multimedia Networks Pervasive Computing Software Engineering Systems and Architecture Security. Manfred Huber Farhad Kamangar Vassilis Athitsos

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16. Prokaryotic cell biology By Jeff Errington, Matthew Chapman, Scott J. Hultgren, & Michael Caparon. 16.1 Introduction. The relative simplicity of the prokaryotic cell architecture compared with eukaryotic cells belies an economical but highly sophisticated organization.

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Conjugative DNA transfer, antibiotic resistance and MDR bacteria

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Gene Technology

Mobile DNA Sequences in the Genome. Gene Technology. Barbara McClintock (nobel prize winner 1983) Found in the late 1940s -> genetic elements in maize can direct their own movement within the genome. Mobile DNA Sequences in the Genome. Gene Technology. Mobile Elements:

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Gene Technology

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Liang He University of Victoria, Canada Nankai University, China

Liang He University of Victoria, Canada Nankai University, China. Mobility-Assisted Data Collection in Wireless Sensor Networks: Scheme Design and Modeling Analysis. Outline. Introduction Potential Applications Problem Division Scheme Design for Offline Scenario

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Why are some bacteria pathogenic to humans while other (closely-related) bacteria are not?

The Evolution of Infectious Disease. Why are some bacteria pathogenic to humans while other (closely-related) bacteria are not?. This question can be approached from two directions:

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BACTERIAL TRANSPOSONS

BACTERIAL TRANSPOSONS. Miss Hradhaya C Bhatlawande. Definitions and Keywords. Transposons - are sequences of DNA that can move around to different positions within the genome of a single cell, a process called transposition.

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Large scale DNA editing of retrotransposons accelerates mammalian genome evolution

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Diversity generating reverse transcriptase

Reverse transcriptase an enzyme. Diversity generating reverse transcriptase. BPP Substitutions in action. Reverse transcriptase. Phage tail fiber. Unknown protein. Directed by initiation of mutagenic homing. Alignment of BPP's VR vs TR. 1 in every million replications. BMP. BIP.

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De novo creation of new genes

De novo creation of new genes. Retrotransposition (+/- cooption of other sequences). Often see short flanking repeats due to mechanism of TE integration. Integration into the genome (in NUCLEUS). Reverse transcription by TE polymerases (in CYTOSOL). AAAAA. Splicing to remove intron.

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Martian Soil Analysis With Linear Algebra

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Martian Soil Analysis With Linear Algebra

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Mutagens ???????

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Institute of Biotechnology and Antibiotics (IBA)

Institute of Biotechnology and Antibiotics (IBA). Presented by Ma?gorzata K?sik Assistant Professor at IBA. Institute of Biotechnology and Antibiotics (IBA). I s a State research and development centre established in 1985 by the Minister of Industry.

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Identifying New Motifs in Class 3 Inteins

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Mobile elements existence in mycobacteriophages

Mobile elements existence in mycobacteriophages. Farah Dahman Bioinformatics 301. Background information. Evolution of mycobacteriophage (transposons) ( mosaicism ) Mobile Elements MPEME1 & MPME2. Method .

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