Lecture

Telomere Mutations and Genome Stability

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Description

This lecture covers the process of mutating RNA sequences to alter telomere DNA, the implications of telomere shortening on chromosome fusion, strategies to overcome telomere shortening, and experimental methods to study telomerase recruitment and telomere replication. The instructor discusses the role of various genes in telomere maintenance, the impact of telomerase activity on cell crisis, and the experimental approaches to investigate telomere length and telomerase processivity.

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