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Category Archives: Mini-Lectures

Protein Synthesis

Categories: Mini-Lectures Tags: amino acids, endoplasmic reticulum, genetic code, messenger RNA, polymerase, protein, protein synthesis, ribosomal RNA, ribosomes, RNA, transcription, transfer RNA, translation Date: July 19, 2017

Evolution 3: Mendel and Genetic variety

Categories: Mini-Lectures Tags: alleles, chromosomes, DNA, dominant, duplocations, Evolution, genetic evolution, genetic variability, inheritance, inversions, Mendel, mutations, peas, phenotype, recessive Date: August 30, 2015

Evolution 2: Darwin’s tenets

Categories: Mini-Lectures Tags: adaptation, alleles, artificial selection, commonality of ancestry, Darwin, descent with modification, Evolution, finches, natural selection, selection, traits Date: July 31, 2015

Evolution 1: Evidence

Categories: Mini-Lectures Tags: common ancestry, Darwin, diversity, Earth age, evidence, Evolution, extant organisms, extinct organisms, geology, homology, natural selection Date: July 21, 2015

The basics of stem cell biology

Categories: Mini-Lectures Tags: cell culture., developmental biology, devlopmental potential, DNA, DNA structure, embryo, gene interaction, gene regulation, medicine, regeneration, stem cells Date: September 17, 2014

Eukaryotic genomic architecture

Categories: Mini-Lectures Tags: biology, DNA, gene regulation, genes, genetics, genome, genomic architecture, RNAi, structure, transposon, transposons Date: January 27, 2014

Signaling and developmental processes

Categories: Mini-Lectures Tags: biology, developmental biology, gene interaction, gene regulation, specificity, tissue specificity, zygote Date: November 13, 2013

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