'Mutant gene' presentation slideshows

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a+ --> a- mutation (forward mutation)

a+ --> a- mutation (forward mutation). a- --> a+ reverse mutation ( revers ion). Presence of pink pigment + / -.

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FROM GENE TO PROTEIN

FROM GENE TO PROTEIN. Chapter 17. Proteins make the Organism. Overview of the Gene to Protein Concept. The Triplet Code. The Dictionary of The Genetic Code. Transcription. Genes have nucleotide segments upstream of them called promoters

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Drug Treatment of HIV/AIDS

Drug Treatment of HIV/AIDS. Dr F. A. Fehintola FMCP. Introduction. HIV/AIDS Aetiology is retroviruses HIV-1 & -2 First described in 1980s Over 30m deaths attributable to the dx Over 14m orphaned Still no cure yet Estimated 13,000 new cases each day . Introduction.

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Musculoskeletal Disorders

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Aplastic Anemia & PNH

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Chapter 14 Review

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Genetics

Genetics. BIO205 Dr. Todd Eckdahl Missouri Western State College. Genetic Engineering. Genetic Engineering: Overview. Recombinant DNA technology Genetic engineering Gene cloning. Genetic Engineering: Applications. production of drugs and biochemicals Genetically modified organisms

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Discovering Disease Genes- The Example of Schizophrenia

Discovering Disease Genes- The Example of Schizophrenia. Pippa Thomson, Medical Genetics Section, Dept of Medical Sciences, MMC, University of Edinburgh. Importance of the illness. Severe psychiatric Affects ~1% of the population One of the top 10 causes of disability worldwide

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GENETIC DISEASE

BIOCHEMISTRY

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Gene identification and functional analysis by transgenic approach

Gene identification and functional analysis by transgenic approach. T-DNA mediated insertional mutagenesis. T-DNA. LB. RB. Wild type gene. Why T-DNA? Homologous Recombination in plants is inefficient. Active transposons do not exist in every species including Arabidopsis .

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Biotechnology Bell Ringers September 27 th , 2010

Biotechnology Bell Ringers September 27 th , 2010. What are some differences between plant cells and animal cells? What two resources were used to examine different examples of cells? Bacteria are prokaryotes. What is a prokaryote?.

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Cystic Fibrosis

Cystic Fibrosis. A Presentation Constructed by Stacy Salerno. Clinical Features. Cystic fibrosis is a heterogeneous recessive genetic disorder with features that reflect mutations in the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator ( CFTR ) gene.

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Lab report structure

Lab report structure. Title Abstract Introduction Methods and Materials Results Discussion References Figures. Abstract. One or two paragraphs summarizing everything what question you were investigating brief summary of results and conclusions. Introduction.

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Using bioinformatics for better understanding of genes

Using bioinformatics for better understanding of genes. Becky Seipelt Karla Marriott Arlin Toro Vilma Martinez Roger Lui. http://artedi.ebc.uu.se/course/BioInfo-10p-2006/projects/katarzyna/bioinformatics.jpg. DNA ? RNA ? PROTEIN ? Function ? phenotype.

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Using bioinformatics for better understanding of genes

Using bioinformatics for better understanding of genes. Becky Seipelt Karla Marriott Arlin Toro Vilma Martinez Roger Lui. http://artedi.ebc.uu.se/course/BioInfo-10p-2006/projects/katarzyna/bioinformatics.jpg. DNA ? RNA ? PROTEIN ? Function ? phenotype.

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Normal gene ( N- allele )

BIO210A Lab Instructor: E. Schmid, Ph.D. Lab Assignment Sheet I (RFLP Analysis Example A). Student Name. Date. 6,800 bp (= 100%). DNA probe. Gene. = Bgl-II restriction sites. Normal gene ( N- allele ). *. *. = Point mutation. Gene. Mutant gene ( M - allele ). DNA (bp).

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