How to use this book | |
Introduction: Cells as macromolecular assemblies | |
Proteins | |
Compartments | |
DNA as ifnromation | |
Genes are mutable units | |
DNA is the genetic material | |
Nucleic acid structure | |
Isolating the gene | |
From gene to protein | |
Messenger RNA | |
Protein synthesis | |
Interpreting the genetic code | |
Protein localization | |
Prokaryotic gene expression | |
Transciption | |
The operon | |
Phage strategies | |
Perpetuation of DNA | |
The replicon | |
DNA replication | |
Restriciton and repair | |
Recombination | |
Transposons | |
Retroviruses and restroposons | |
The eukaryotic genome | |
DNA biotechnology | |
Genomes | |
Exons and introns | |
Gene numbers | |
Organelle genomes | |
Siple sequence DNA | |
Chromosomes gene expression | |
Nucleosomes | |
Eukaryotic gene expression | |
Initiation of transcription | |
Regulation of transcription | |
Nuclear splicing | |
Catalytic RNA | |
Rearrangement of DNA | |
Immune diversity | |
Cell growth, cancer, and development | |
Protein trafficking | |
Signal transduction | |
Cell cycle and growth regulation | |
Oncogenes and cancer | |
Gradients and cascades | |
Answers | |
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