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School: Imperial College
Course: BIOLOGY 1
DNA and the Origin of Life: Information, Specication, and Explanation Stephen C. Meyer QQQ T heories about the origin of life necessarily ...
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School: Johns Hopkins University
Course: BIOLOGY 602
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Chapter 5- The Structure and Versatility of RNA
School: Johns Hopkins University
Course: BIOLOGY 602
... It has many functions but does not need to be the template for its own replication. RNA Chains fold back on themselves to form local regions of double helix similar to A-Form DNA: Despite being ...
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School: Johns Hopkins University
Course: BIOLOGY 410.602
... A. Causes alkylation of the DNA and is repairable by direct removal of the alkyl group from the base, by base excision repair, or by nucleotide ...
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School: University Of Central Florida
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School: University Of Minnesota, Morris
Course: BIO 1101
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School: University Of South Florida
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School: Saint Peter's University
Course: BIOLOGY 350
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School: University Of Wisconsin
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School: Arizona State University
Course: BIOLOGY 340
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School: Carnegie Mellon University
Course: BIO 03-240
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School: University Of Alabama
Course: BSC 108
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School: Arizona State University
Course: BIOLOGY 340
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School: York College, CUNY
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School: Vanderbilt University
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School: Georgia Southern University
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School: University Of Florida
Course: MCB 3023
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School: Louisiana State University
Course: BIOL 1201
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School: Texas A&M University
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School: Imperial College
Course: BIOLOGY 1
DNA and the Origin of Life: Information, Specication, and Explanation Stephen C. Meyer QQQ T heories about the origin of life necessarily ...
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School: Johns Hopkins University
Course: BIOLOGY 410.602
... A. Causes alkylation of the DNA and is repairable by direct removal of the alkyl group from the base, by base excision repair, or by nucleotide ...
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School: University Of Waterloo
Course: BIOL 431
Methods of DNA transfer in bacteria (5) Difference between F, F+, F-, Hfr Difference between selection and screening Nomenclature: genes, phenotype, protein product Do bacteria have genes? ... Methods of DNA transfer in bacteria (5). ...
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exam 1 spring 2011
School: University Of Missouri
Course: BIO 2200
... to one another: 1. Interphase cell 2. Euchromatin 3. Nucleosome core particle 4. DNA α-helix 5. Self-assembly 6. Heterochromatin 7. Histones 8. Weak bond interactions 9. Nuclear membrane 10. Chromatin ...
