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Nucleic Acids: Cell Overview and Core Topics

Nucleic Acids: Cell Overview and Core Topics. Outline Cellular Overview Anatomy of the Nucleic Acids Building blocks Structure (DNA, RNA ) Looking at the Central Dogma DNA Replication RNA Transcription Protein Synthesis. DNA and RNA in the Cell. Cellular Overview.

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Entry 42 11/12

Entry 42 11/12. Draw each structure Identify the Chromatin, Chromatid , and Chromosome. C. A. B. Nuclear Membrane. Sexual reproduction. Fertilization. Sexual: two sources of genetic material, makes four haploid sex cells (gametes) Gametes: sperm and egg

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Cell Division

Cell Division. 2.5 Cell Division 3.3 DNA Structure 3.4 DNA Replication. 3.3 DNA Structure. Syllabus Statements : Outline DNA nucleotide structure of sugar ( deoxyribose ), nitrogenous base and phosphate group.

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Carrots and Genomics

Carrots and Genomics. An Introduction to the application of Molecular Markers. Outline of presentation. General introduction The plant cell DNA Cell division , production of gametes PCR Molecular Markers Application in carrot breeding. The plant. The plant cell. Cell wall.

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Genetics Vocabulary

Genetics Vocabulary. Quiz set #2. Autosome The chromosome that is not the sex chromosome, in a human the chromosomes #1-#22 are the autosomes. Chromosome

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Cell Division

Cell Division. Enables organisms to repair damage, grow and produce offspring. Daughter Cells. Offspring cells produced from mitosis. Chromatin. Uncondensed version of chromosomes. Chromosome. Condensed visible form of DNA. Chromatid.

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The Astro-Wise Federation

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Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes

Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes. Prokaryotes are organisms that do not have a nucleus in their cells. We call these cells prokaryotic. They tend to be smaller and are usually in unicellular organisms. Examples: bacteria.

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How a Bill becomes a law in Georgia

How a Bill becomes a law in Georgia. SS8CG2: The student will TRACE the steps in the legislative process for a bill to become a law in Georgia. Definition of a bill. A text that calls for a change or an addition to the law. Examples of bills Amendment of existing law

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