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CELS191
> Lecture 22: Why Sequence Human Genome > Flashcards
Lecture 22: Why Sequence Human Genome Flashcards
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CELS191
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Lecture 2: The Diversity of Life
Lecture 3: Building Blocks of Cells
Lecture 4: Plasma Membrane and Organelles
Lecture 5: Endomembrane System and Bulk Transport Processes
Lecture 6: Regulation of Animal Cell Shape
Lecture 7: Cell Walls & Their Role in Regulating Plant Cell Shape
Lecture 8: Cellular Respiration
Lecture 9: Photosynthesis
Lecture 10: Nucleus
Lecture 11: DNA Structure
Lecture 12: DNA Replication
Lecture 13: Eukaryotic Cell Division: Mitosis
Lecture 14: Eukaryotic Cell Division Meiosis
Lecture 15: Errors in Meiosis & X-inactivation
Lecture 16: Gene Expression: Transcription
Lecture 17: Gene Expression: Translation
Lecture 18: Introduction to Mendelian Genetics
Lecture 19: Extensions of Mendelian Genetics
Lecture 20: X-Linked Traits & Recombination
Lecture 21: Population Genetics & Natural Selection
Lecture 22: Why Sequence Human Genome
Lecture 23: What does the Genome Tell Us about being human?
Lecture 24: The Human Genome & Disease
Lecture 25: Investigation the Function of Individual Genes
Lecture 26: Cellular Differentiation, Stem Cells & Modern Medicine
Lecture 27: Prokaryotic Cells
Lecture 28: Microbial Population Growth
Lecture 29: Microbes & Energy Flow
Lecture 30: The Human Microbiome
Lecture 31: Viruses
Lecture 32: Microbial Genetics
Lecture 33: Microbial Pathogenicity
Lecture 34: Antibiotics
Lecture 35: Cellular Basis for the Spread of Infectious Diseases
Lecture 36: Evolution & Medicine
