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The purpose of this course is to provide a reasonably in-depth analysis of the fundamental knowledge and principles upon which molecular biology is based. This analysis will include discussions of key concepts, experiments, techniques, and some of the scientists involved, so that a realistic feel for the area can be gleaned. Mechanisms will be emphasized, since a mechanistic framework is necessary to understand regulation, and how genes have evolved. The main topics are: DNA replication, recombination, repair, and transcription; RNA processing and translation; and selected topics in genomics, genetic engineering, and viruses. Be sure to RELOAD all pages each time you visit this site. These pages will be changed frequently. This site was last changed on 07/16/2009 |
Enamul Huq, Ph.D. David Herrin, Ph.D.
Section of Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology Announcements July 10- The course information is posted in this web site.
Link to research-related topics in the Huq lab. Links to research-related topics in the Herrin lab:
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