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Chapter 15 Part I: Gene Regulation Part II: Mutations
Chapter 15 Part I: Gene Regulation Part II: Mutations
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Simultaneous transcription and translation in prokaryotes Green arrow = E. coli DNA Red arrow = mRNA combined with ribosomes
Simultaneous transcription and translation in prokaryotes Green arrow = E. coli DNA Red arrow = mRNA combined with ribosomes
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1 Lecture 25: DNA mutation, proofreading, and repair Figure 16.7a, c (c) Space-filling model C T A A T C G GC A C G A T A T AT T A C T A 0.34 nm 3.4 nm
1 Lecture 25: DNA mutation, proofreading, and repair Figure 16.7a, c (c) Space-filling model C T A A T C G GC A C G A T A T AT T A C T A 0.34 nm 3.4 nm
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Progressive MSA Do pair-wise alignment Develop an evolutionary tree Most closely related sequences are then aligned, then more distant are added. Genetic
Progressive MSA Do pair-wise alignment Develop an evolutionary tree Most closely related sequences are then aligned, then more distant are added. Genetic
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Hidden Markov Models Probabilistic model of a Multiple sequence alignment. No indel penalties are needed Experimentally derived information can be incorporated
Hidden Markov Models Probabilistic model of a Multiple sequence alignment. No indel penalties are needed Experimentally derived information can be incorporated
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Assemble the DNA Follow base pair rules Blue—Guanine Red—Cytosine Purple—Thymine Green--Adenine
Assemble the DNA Follow base pair rules Blue—Guanine Red—Cytosine Purple—Thymine Green--Adenine
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AP Biology. DNA → RNA → PROTEINS GENE = sequence of DNA with a specific function (final product = polypeptide OR RNA) RNA's = intermediates between
AP Biology. DNA → RNA → PROTEINS GENE = sequence of DNA with a specific function (final product = polypeptide OR RNA) RNA's = intermediates between
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Changing the Genetic Information Mutations A mutation refers to any permanent change in the DNA nucleotide base sequence of an organism. Mutations occur
Changing the Genetic Information Mutations A mutation refers to any permanent change in the DNA nucleotide base sequence of an organism. Mutations occur
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UNIT 5 Chapter 17: From Gene to Protein Chapter 18: Microbial Models Chapter 19: The Organization & Control of Eukaryotic Genomes Chapter 20: DNA Technology
UNIT 5 Chapter 17: From Gene to Protein Chapter 18: Microbial Models Chapter 19: The Organization & Control of Eukaryotic Genomes Chapter 20: DNA Technology
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Chapter 15 Part II Mutations. Transformation Lab Part II Start on page 97, Step #15. Pair with a group that did the opposite plasmid as your group. Collect
Chapter 15 Part II Mutations. Transformation Lab Part II Start on page 97, Step #15. Pair with a group that did the opposite plasmid as your group. Collect
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How Do Mutations in DNA Affect the Function of Genes? Mutations result from Nucleotide Substitutions, Insertions, or Deletions Mutations may have
How Do Mutations in DNA Affect the Function of Genes? Mutations result from Nucleotide Substitutions, Insertions, or Deletions Mutations may have
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The Code of Life: Topic 3 Gene expression (protein synthesis)
The Code of Life: Topic 3 Gene expression (protein synthesis)
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