DNA Replication and Transcription

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Covers the central dogma of molecular biology, focusing on DNA, RNA, and proteins.

Covers the molecular structure of polymers, the transcription process, and the implications of protein misfolding in diseases.

Covers key elements of online course design, emphasizing granularization, sequencing, and the connection between human and physical geography.

Explores tools for studying the translatome, including mRNA translation and genetic code expansion.

Explores DNA sequencing methods like Sanger, pyrosequencing, and synthesis technologies.

Covers the structure of nucleotides, DNA, RNA, base pairing, and protein synthesis.

Explores the molecular mechanisms regulating enzyme activity and gene expression in metabolism.

Covers the process of library preparation and data processing in genome sequencing, and discusses a large-scale study on autism neurobiology.

Covers key elements in designing online courses, including learning objectives and content chunking.

Explores Sanger sequencing principles, limitations, and newer Illumina sequencing methods for high-throughput DNA analysis.