Lectures related to Y chromosome

Explores the evolution of sex chromosomes, the shrinking of the Y chromosome, and Langer mesomelic dysplasia.

Covers cellular biology, focusing on mitosis, meiosis, and the cell cycle processes.

Explores genetic distance calculation, sequence alignment, and the impact of friction.

Explores meiosis, focusing on chromosome division, genetic shuffling, and consequences of errors.

Explores genetic expression, chromosome characteristics, X chromosome inactivation, and DNA methylation impact.

Explores sex determination mechanisms in reptiles, humans, and anomalies like Klinefelter and Turner syndromes, as well as the sex ratio.

Explores genetic dosage, X chromosome inactivation, and chromosome abnormalities, illustrated by real-life examples and genetic concepts.

Explains chromosome duplication, separation, meiosis stages, and genetic variation consequences.

Explores chromosomal sex determination, dosage compensation, X chromosome inactivation, and genetic traits influenced by sex chromosomes.

Explores chromosomal dosage, genetic disorders, inheritance patterns, and X chromosome inactivation.

Covers the conditions for finding absolute extrema in multivariable functions.

Explores genetic dosage, Chromosome 21, X-inactivation, and X-linked inheritance.

Explores variations in chromosome numbers and structure, including deletions, duplications, inversions, and translocations.

Explores meiosis, gamete formation, chromosome division, and consequences of nondisjunction.

Explores DNA fundamentals, structure, production, and engineering of DNA-based materials, including hydrogels and particles.

Explores Mendelian genetics, covering chromosomal theory, genetic ratios, Chi-square analysis, and human trait pedigrees.

Explores telomeres' role in cancer biology, covering telomerase, replication problems, ALT pathway, and Nobel Prize-winning discoveries.

Introduces a course on Genetics & Genomics, focusing on R programming with interactive exercises.

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