'Nucleotide sequences' diaporamas de présentation

Polypeptide Synthesis -Making Proteins

Polypeptide Synthesis -Making Proteins. DNA controls the cell by directing the manufacture of proteins . Proteins are macromolecules made up of long chains of amino acids.

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Sequence-based database searching Unit 9

Sequence-based database searching Unit 9. BIOL221T : Advanced Bioinformatics for Biotechnology. Irene Gabashvili, PhD. Sequence-based Search for:. R etrieving and comparing DNA sequences in Databases. Identification of related sequences and s ubsequences.

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ATPase dataset -> nj in figtree

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BACTERIA

BACTERIA. DR NAZIA KHAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. MORPHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF BACTERIA. Belong to kingdom protista which is divided into prokaryotes and eukaryotes Differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes. Bacteria are prokaryotes. MICROSCOPES. LIGHT MICROSCOPE

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Course on Biostatistics

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Tracing Evolutionary History

Tracing Evolutionary History. Chapter 15. Macroevolution and the fossil record. Macroevolution consists of the major changes in the history of life The fossil record chronicles these changes, which have helped to devise the geologic time scale

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Easy Gene Splicer

Easy Gene Splicer . DNA Ligation & Colony Transformation Carolina Kit Isabelle Muschamp. DNA Ligation & Colony Transformation Overview. The plasmid vector must be cut with a restriction endonuclease (aka: restriction enzyme) DNA ligase joins the DNA fragment & vector DNA

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Workshop 5: Bibliographies in a changing landscape

ViBRANT. Virtual Biodiversity. Workshop 5: Bibliographies in a changing landscape. David Morse, The Open University, UK, David.Morse@open.ac.uk David King, The Open University, UK, David.King@open.ac.uk BIH2013 workshop, Sapienza University, 6 September 2013. Agenda. Agenda.

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DNA

DNA. DNA. Chromosomes, Eukarotic. Chromosomes, Bacterial. Note: Closed, Circular, Singular, and Haploid. Gene. E. coli = 5 million bp Phage T4 = 170,000 bp. Gene. Alleles. Big Difference between many Eucaryotes and most Bacteria: Bacteria, as Haploids, Express all of their Alleles.

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DNA

DNA. DNA. Chromosomes, Eukarotic. Chromosomes, Bacterial. Note: Closed, Circular, Singular, and Haploid. Gene. E. coli = 5 million bp Phage T4 = 170,000 bp. Gene. Alleles. Big Difference between many Eucaryotes and most Bacteria: Bacteria, as Haploids, Express all of their Alleles.

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DNA, genes, and mutations

DNA, genes, and mutations. DNA and genes. The nucleotide sequences are used to encode information that is used to make proteins and enzymes The order of the base pairs can be read my strands of RNA and carried to ribosomes to make molecules. Codons to Protiens.

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Chapter 11: DNA and Genes

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1.1 The Diversity and Commonality of Cells 1.2 The Molecules of a Cell 1.3 The Work of Cells

LIFE BEGINS WITH CELLS. OUTLINE. 1.1 The Diversity and Commonality of Cells 1.2 The Molecules of a Cell 1.3 The Work of Cells 1.4 Investigating Cells and Their Parts 1.5 A Genome Perspective on Evolution. 1. 5 A Genome Perspective on Evolution. Metabolic Proteins, the Genetic Code,

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DNA Decoded

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Aspleniaceae

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Bioinformatics Program

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Preservation of Genetic Variation

Preservation of Genetic Variation. Diploidy : because there are 2 alleles genetic variation is hidden from selection in the form of recessive alleles Balancing selection : natural maintains two or more forms in a population. Includes :

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( kD )

OsAPXs-IR29. M. 1. 1. 1. 2. 2. 2. ( kD ). 75. 50. 37. 25. 20. 15. Fig. A1 Verification of specificities of polyclonal antibodies between OsAPX1-IR29 and OsAPX2-IR29. Coomassie. anti-APX1. anti-APX2. 0. 1. 2. 3 (kb). OsAPX1. (3,015 bp ). 20 bp. OsAPX1-IR29.

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Immune profiling with high-throughput sequencing

Immune profiling with high-throughput sequencing Harlan Robins 1,2 Cindy Desmarais 2 , Chris Carlson 1,2 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA 1 , Adaptive TCR Technologies, Seattle, WA 2. Results

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