Chemical Biology & Biochemistry Laboratory Using Genetic Code Expansion Manual (CC BY-NC)

From Oregon State University.

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• Chromosome terminology
• DNA helicase, DNA replication
• DNA ligase, DNA replication
• DNA polymerase, DNA replication
• Egg and Sperm
• Independent assortment
• Messenger RNA – simple
• Multiple ribosomes translation, protein synthesis
• Rough ER close up: Showing a ribosome creating a polypeptide which is folded into a secondary structure in the lumen of the rER
• Synapsis and Crossing Over with Labels
• Synapsis and Crossing Over No Labels
• Transcription and translation
• Types of RNA

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