'Genes code' presentation slideshows

Priniciples of transplantation

Priniciples of transplantation. February 19 2008. Goals and objectives. Principal components Role of HLA in immunogenic response Understand the 3 signal pathway of T cell activation and its clinical significance. Classification of grafts. Autologous grafts

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HUMAN GENOME PROJECT

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Today: How do genes work? Discussions begin/began this week.

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seminar on bioinformatics BY S.JHANSI RANI MPHARMACY II SEMESTER DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL PHARMACY UNIVERSITY COL

seminar on bioinformatics BY S.JHANSI RANI MPHARMACY II SEMESTER DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL PHARMACY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES KAKATIYA UNIVERSITY WARANGAL. Contents: Introduction Data bases DNA sequence data Biological data Molecular biology DNA and RNA

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Mendelian Genetics

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Cellular Control

Cellular Control. ANAGRAMS!. DEEICOXONUCLYRIB DACI BDYO PANL RSOMIBOE TLATIORANNS NEGE TOSAPOPIS TRCRIPTANSION SISNECRO. ANAGRAMS!. DEEICOXONUCLYRIB DACI deoxyribonucleic acid BDYO PANL body plan RSOMIBOE ribosome TLATIORANNS translation NEGE gene TOSAPOPIS apoptosis

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Structure of DNA and the history of its discovery

Structure of DNA and the history of its discovery. Function of DNA. DNA is the genetic material of the cell The structure of DNA must allow: the storage and transmission of genetic information exact replication to occur. Genes code for proteins.

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3.5.5: Discuss the relationship between one gene and one polypeptide.

3.5.5: Discuss the relationship between one gene and one polypeptide. One gene may code for multiple polypeptides due to alternative splicing (Post transcriptional modification). mRNA from one gene. Introns are transcribed but not translated Exons are transcribed and translated.

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