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DNA and proteins - lecture 1
Who discovered nuclein and cells,
What are the two types of strepto...,
What is the transforming principle
20
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DNA replication - lecture 2
What did arthur kornberg discover...,
What is the difference between eu...,
Does dna replicate uni or bi dire...
13
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DNA transcription - lecture 3
What do introns do,
What are histones what is their s...,
What are prokaryotic operons
21
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Translation - lecture 4
What does aatrna stand for,
What does it mean when trna is ch...,
What is aminoacylation
24
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intro to plants - lecture 5
What is the main reason to study ...,
What did crops used to be like,
What did the green revolution do
7
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plant development - lecture 6
What are the 3 key differences be...,
Key difference 11 post embryonic ...,
Key difference 2 cell movement an...
17
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flower development - lecture 7
What is the flowering pattern in ...,
What is a homeotic mutant,
How do mutations affect the plant
22
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Intro to animal development - lecture 8
What is the ball of cells called ...,
What does xenopus blastula look like,
Which parts of the blastula divid...
32
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embryology and inductive signals - lecture 9
What do transcription factors do,
What are inductive signals,
How do the concentrations of the ...
21
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Developmental genetics - lecture 10
What is superficial cleavage in d...,
How are gametes formed in drosophila,
What happens to drosophila melano...
26
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Early mouse development - lecture 11
What are the first four stages of...,
What is rotational cleavage,
When does hatching occur
20
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Intro genetic engineering - lecture 12
What are restriction enzymes,
Why do bacteria produce restricti...,
Ecorv nuclease vs ecorv methylase
13
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Applications of genetic engineering - lecture 13
What are the differences between ...,
How is a transient transfection o...,
What is the significant differenc...
12
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Gel electrophoresis and blotting- lecture 14
What are the two types of gel use...,
What are the similarities between...,
What is the main differences betw...
29
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DNA sequencing - lecture 15
How does sanger sequencing work,
How are the nucleotides modified ...,
Ddntp vs dntp
16
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DNA modifications - lecture 16
What is the most common dna mutat...,
What is the name of the enzyme th...,
Where does the methyl group come ...
27
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RNA modifications - lecture 17
What molecule was used to learn a...,
What are wobble position modifica...,
What is a common mitochondrial mu...
20
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