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Large scale genomes comparisons Bioinformatics aspects Fredj Tekaia Institut Pasteur tekaia@pasteur.fr EMBO - IP, HKU-Research Centre Hong Kong, August
Large scale genomes comparisons Bioinformatics aspects Fredj Tekaia Institut Pasteur [email protected] EMBO - IP, HKU-Research Centre Hong Kong, August
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MicroRNAmicroRNA Cass Jabara. Exam Questions F What are microRNAs, and what is their primary function? F Where are microRNAs commonly found in the human
MicroRNAmicroRNA Cass Jabara. Exam Questions F What are microRNAs, and what is their primary function? F Where are microRNAs commonly found in the human
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Large scale genomes comparisons Fredj Tekaia Institut Pasteur tekaia@pasteur.fr Institut Pasteur/EMBO/CNPq course, UFSC, Florianopolis, 2008
Large scale genomes comparisons Fredj Tekaia Institut Pasteur [email protected] Institut Pasteur/EMBO/CNPq course, UFSC, Florianopolis, 2008
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Genome Organization & Protein Synthesis and Processing in Plants
Genome Organization & Protein Synthesis and Processing in Plants
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Gene Expression And Regulation Bioinformatics January 11, 2006 D. A. McClellan (david_mcclellan@byu.edu)
Gene Expression And Regulation Bioinformatics January 11, 2006 D. A. McClellan ([email protected])
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Sampling methods Daphnia Random samples with a smaller collection beaker 50 ml Since the volume sampled is smaller than the container several samples
Sampling methods Daphnia Random samples with a smaller collection beaker 50 ml Since the volume sampled is smaller than the container several samples
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Chapter 22 Retroviruses and Retroposons. 22.1 Introduction retroviruses : RNA viruses with the ability to convert its sequence into DNA by reverse transcription
Chapter 22 Retroviruses and Retroposons. 22.1 Introduction retroviruses : RNA viruses with the ability to convert its sequence into DNA by reverse transcription
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Chapter 21 Transposons. 21.1 Introduction transposon (transposable element) : a DNA sequence able to insert itself at a new location in the genome, without
Chapter 21 Transposons. 21.1 Introduction transposon (transposable element) : a DNA sequence able to insert itself at a new location in the genome, without
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MCB 140 09-28-07 1. 2 Shmoo Al Capp (1948) – Li’l Abner
MCB 140 09-28-07 1. 2 Shmoo Al Capp (1948) – Li’l Abner
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The mating type locus Chr. III. The MAT locus information The MAT locus can encode three regulatory peptides: - a1 is encoded by the MATa allele -
The mating type locus Chr. III. The MAT locus information The MAT locus can encode three regulatory peptides: - a1 is encoded by the MATa allele -
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Predicting the function of a protein form either a sequence or a structure (is not trivial) Adam Godzik The Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute
Predicting the function of a protein form either a sequence or a structure (is not trivial) Adam Godzik The Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute
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CHAPTER 27 BACTERIA and ARCHAEA 1. OVERVIEW 1. Earliest organisms on Earth 2. Dominate biosphere 3. Live everywhere 4. Commonly referred to as “bacteria”
CHAPTER 27 BACTERIA and ARCHAEA 1. OVERVIEW 1. Earliest organisms on Earth 2. Dominate biosphere 3. Live everywhere 4. Commonly referred to as “bacteria”
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