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History of DNA research
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Griffiths
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Hershey – Chase
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Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty
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Watson and Crick / Franklin and Wilkins
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DNA structure
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Complementarity
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Nucleotide
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Antiparallel configuration
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5’ – 3’
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DNA replication
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Semiconservative, in a 5’ – 3’ direction
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Replication fork
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Leading strand, lagging strand, and Okazaki
fragment
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Mutations
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Point mutations
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Chromosomal mutations
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Concept of the gene has changed
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Garrod’s observation and hypothesis
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One gene, one protein
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The Central Dogma
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Transcription
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mRNA processing
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Exons
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Introns
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Translation
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The process of translation
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The standard genetic code
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Point mutations and the genetic code
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Post translation protein modification
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Gene expression strategies
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The OPERON
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lac operon
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trp operon
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How it works and is regulated
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Eukaryotes
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Promoter structure
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Initiation of transcription
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Epigenetic changes
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Alternate splicing of mRNA
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