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Course: ANTHRO 200, Spring 2011School: Emory
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3 Lecture Notes 1. Chromatin remodeling 2. Transcription, Translation and Rna processing --Double Helix wrapped doubly in nucleosomes --evolutionary required stability for the amino acid sequence to change by 1% after two species have diverged So generally very stable
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3 Lecture Notes
1. Chromatin remodeling
2. Transcription, Translation and Rna processing
--Double Helix wrapped doubly in nucleosomes
--evolutionary required stability for the amino acid sequence to change by 1% after two species have
diverged
So generally very stable
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