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Midterm I
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Chromosome Theory of Inheritance
Sutton and Boveri (1902) Mendels factors (genes) behave like chromosomes during meiosis Genes are in pairs; so are chromosomes Alleles of genes segregate equally into gametes; so do homologous chromosomes Different genes
Chemistry 595C Fall 2000 Exam 1
Written Answers 1. In the use of NMR to determine the structure of biomolecules the structural information is obtained primarily by measuring the nuclear Overhauser effect. a) Very briefly describe what the nuclear Overhaus
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ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
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Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
DOI: 10.1089/env.2014.0017
The Link Between Health and Biodiversity
in Southeast Asia Through the Example
of Infectious Diseases
Claire Lajaunie, Serge Morand, and Aurelie Binot
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Paul R. Epstein,* Henry F. Diaz,+ Scott Elias,# Georg Grabherr,@ Nicholas E. Graham,&
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Lecture 9:
Lac Operon
Assigned Readings and Problems:
3rd Ed: Chapter 17, pg. 609-619.
Problem 1-3, 5-11, 13-17,19, 22, and 29.
4th Ed: Chapter 15, pg. 519-528.
Problem 1-3, 5-11, 13-17,19, 22, and 29.
Adapted from F.A. Laski and J. Ribaya
Basi
One Gene One Enzyme
Lecture 8:
Assigned Readings and Problems:
3rd Ed: Chapter 7, pg. 232-234 and problem 26-28, 29a, b, d, 30-31
4th Ed: Chapter 7, pg. 224-226, problems 28-30, 31a, b, d, 32-33
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Adapted from F.A. Laski and J. Ribaya
The Central Dog
Lecture 3:
The Chromosome Theory of Inheritance
I. Mitosis
II. Meiosis
III. Sex-linked Inheritance
Assigned problems
Chapter 4: 1-18, 20a-g, 21a-c, 23-29, and 31-40
Adapted from F. A. Laski and J. Ribaya
Eukaryotic Chromosomes
Chromosomes
Chromatin
Life Science 4:
Introduction to Genetics
Lecture 1
Mendelian Genetics
I.
The Course Overview
II. Mendels First Law: The Principle of Segregation
III. The rules of Probability-part I: Sum rule and Product rule
IV. Mendels Second Law: Principle of Independe
Lecture 2:
Extensions on Mendel
I. Interactions between the alleles of a gene
II. Pleiotropy
III. Gene Interaction
IV. Penetrance and Expressivity
Assigned Readings: Chapter 3
Assigned Problems from Chapter 3 : 1-11, 12 a-b,
13-36 and 38-39
Adapted fr
Lecture 4:
Linkage and Recombination
I. Gene Linkage
II. Recombination and Genetic Mapping
III. Probability part II: Chi-Square Test (2)
Assigned readings
3rd Ed. Chapter 5: pp123-142
4th Ed. Chapter 5: pp118-135
Assigned problems
3rd Ed. Chapter 5:
Lecture 7:
Benzer and the rII locus
I.
Mutations in bacteriophages
II. Mapping genes in bacteriophages
III. Benzer and the rII locus
IV. Deletion Mapping
V.
Complementation and Recombination analysis
Assigned Readings and Problems:
3rd Ed: Chapter 7
SPECIAL SECTION:
Climatic and non-climatic factors influencing
changing agricultural practices across different
rainfall regimes in South Asia
Gopal Datt Bhatta1,2,*, Pramod Kumar Aggarwal1, Patti Kristjanson3 and
Amit Kumar Shrivastava4
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CGIAR Research
J Community Health (2016) 41:674679
DOI 10.1007/s10900-016-0177-7
REVIEW
The Convergence of a Virus, Mosquitoes, and Human Travel
in Globalizing the Zika Epidemic
Pascal James Imperato1
Published online: 11 March 2016
Springer Science+Business Media New
Lecture 6: Genome structure
Gene and genome structure Simple-sequence repeats Chromosome structure Chromatin structure Nucleosome Histones
DNA in prokaryoic and eukaryotic cells
Mitochondria DNA Nuclear DNA Chloroplasts DNA
1
Organiation and content of th
Lecture 5: DNA and RNA Structures
1. Nucleosides, nucleotides, and polynucleotide 2. DNA double helix
5-3 polarity Anti-parallel nature of the double strand Complementary nature of the double strand
3. Other structural properties of DNA
DNA Denature and r
Lecture 4:Protein analysis
-how do we study proteins?
I. Separation
How to separate different cellular components? and different proteins? (centrifugation, chromatography, SDS-PAGE, etc)
II. Detection (immunological techniques)
How to detect a single prot
Lecture 3: Function of proteins
-most work in the cell are done by proteins, how do proteins work?
1. Protein family
2. How do proteins work?
-antibodies -enzymes
Why different proteins have different functions?
3. How are proteins regulated in the cell
1
Lecture 2: Protein structure
1. Amino acids 2. Protein structure peptide bond, primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary structure domain 3. Protein folding & modification
Protein
Proteins are polypeptides made up of amino acids There are 20 different ami
Life Science 3
Introduction of Molecular Biology
Why study molecular biology?
Molecular biology seeks to understand the physical and chemical basis of life.
Growth Division Specialization Movement Interactions
1
It is estimated that the number of descri
