'Base change' diaporamas de présentation

NAPUS FALL TRAINING CONFERENCE Saturday, Nov 2, 2013 Jerome Vogel

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Control Mechanisms

Control Mechanisms. Gene regulation involves turning on or off specific genes depending on the needs of the organism. Transcription factors turn on genes by binding to DNA and helping RNA polymerase bind.

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Translation and Ricin

Translation and Ricin. Castor beans and castor oil. Ricinus communis - the castor plant The colorful fruit contains mottled castor beans (seeds) A greenish extract from the seeds, castor oil , has been used for many years to ease constipation, induce vomiting,

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Molecular Marker

Molecular Marker. Characterization of plant genotypes Morphological markers Physiological markers Biochemical markers Molecular markers etc. Widely-used markers. To distinguish varieties / genotypes by observation / measurement Characteristics:

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Sequences and their Properties

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Sequences and their Properties

Sequences and their Properties. Nucleotides. DNA A, T, G, C RNA A, U, G, C. Annealing. Nucleic acids can base pair with their reverse complement sequence. Two opposing forces affect annealing Hydrogen bonds favours annealing Phosphate groups favours denaturation.

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Switch x and y .

Switch x and y. 3 -1 = 1 / 3. 3 0 = 1. 3 1 = 3. 3 2 = 9. SWITCH X & Y CONCEPTS!. b > 0 and b = 1. b > 0 and b = 1. H.A. at y = 0. V.A. at x = 0. Common Point at ( 0, 1 ). Common Point at ( 1, 0 ). Domain: Range:. Domain: Range:.

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Chapter 9: The Mutability Of DNA

Chapter 9: The Mutability Of DNA. Introduction: The Fidelity Of The DNA. DNA is our genetic material, as it is for every organism on earth Maintaining the fidelity of the DNA is of critical importance

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Longevity and Fertility

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Can you believe those genomic evaluations for young bulls?

Can you believe those genomic evaluations for young bulls?. Proven Bulls or Young Bulls?. Genotyped Animals (n=6,005) In North America as of April 2008. Genotyped Animals (n=19,464) In North America as of December 2008. Genotyped Animals (n=25,393) In North America as of April 2009.

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Ch. 12.4 Mutations

Ch. 12.4 Mutations. Section Objectives: Categorize the different kinds of mutations that can occur in DNA. Compare the effects of different kinds of mutations on cells and organisms. Mutations. Any change in DNA sequence is called a mutation .

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Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations (11.4)

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Lesson 24 What happens when acids and bases mix?

Lesson 24 What happens when acids and bases mix?. In a courtroom a judge is not supposed to take sides. The same goes for a baseball umpire. Judges and umpires are neutral. In chemistry, neutral means not an acid or a base. For example, water is neutral , it is not an acid or a base.

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