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Chapter 12-3: RNA and Protein Synthesis

Chapter 12-3: RNA and Protein Synthesis. What is a gene?. A gene is a set of DNA instructions that control the synthesis of proteins within the cell. This process, called protein synthesis, involves 2 steps: transcription and translation. How does a gene work?.

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FLEXGene Repository

FLEXGene Repository. Platform. Universal Access. Scientific Excellence. Freedom to Operate. The FLEXGene Platform. FLEXGene. Scientific Excellence. Highest quality Gold standard Fully sequence verified Flexibility Genes rapidly moved to any protein expression vector

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Isolate Mutations Continued. HW 2 Due Next Tue Tue Lecture: Suppression

Isolate Mutations Continued. HW 2 Due Next Tue Tue Lecture: Suppression. How to Isolate Mutants. Selection Screens Enrichment. Selection. Only allows the growth of the mutant. Example. Resistance to Streptomycin -Plate bacteria on plates with and without streptomycin

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17/01/2008

What is Population Stratification? Heterozygote Advantage? Random Genetic Drift? What is a Founder Effect? Give Examples, Define Penetrance, Expressivity. 17/01/2008. Random Genetic Drift. aka allelic drift

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