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Molecular Evolution: Mutations and Genetic Diversity

Explores mutations, genetic diversity, and horizontal gene transfer, emphasizing the impact of errors during replication and exposure to mutagens.

Molecules of Life: Understanding Translation and Protein Synthesis

Provides an overview of translation and protein synthesis, covering the genetic code, tRNA, and the steps involved in protein formation.

Molecular Evolution: Repair Mechanisms and Genetic Diversity

Explores DNA repair mechanisms, CRISPR/Cas system, evolution experiments, and genetic diversity.

DNA Damage Response

Explores experiments on DNA damage response, protein-DNA interactions, and cell cycle consequences.

Proteins: Structure and Function

Explores the structure and function of proteins, including hemoglobin and myoglobin, and their role in diseases like sickle cell.

Angelman Syndrome: Genetic Mechanisms

Explores DNA methylation analysis and gene mutations in Angelman Syndrome.

Neurogenetics: Building blocks of a gene

Explores 21st-century neurogenetics and the building blocks of genes, emphasizing the impact of environment and genetics on neurodevelopment.

Genetic Variation in Populations

Explores genetic variation in populations, Hardy-Weinberg law, natural selection, and more.

Prader-Villy Syndrome: Genetic Mechanisms and Clinical Implications

Explores the genetic basis of Prader-Villy syndrome and its comparison with Angelman syndrome, emphasizing DNA methylation patterns and chromosomal abnormalities.

Mutations and Genetic Variability

Explores mutations, phenotype effects, environmental influences, meiosis, genetic shuffling, and chromosomal abnormalities.

DNA Damage Response and Tumor Suppressor Genes

Delves into DNA damage response, tumor suppressor genes, and mutant P53 in cancer.

Genetics: Chromosome Inheritance

Covers the basics of genetics, inheritance of alleles, genotype-phenotype relationship, and population genetics.

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