11th Hour: Introduction to Molecular BiologyThe 11th Hour Series is designed to be used when a textbook doesn't make sense, when the course content is tough, or when you just want a better grade in the course. The authors cut through the fluff, get to what you need to know, and then help you understand it.
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Contents
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11th Hour CHAPTER 2 From DNA to RNA The Process of Transcription | 28 |
11th Hour CHAPTER 3 Front Messenger RNA to Protein The Process of Translation | 46 |
11th Hour CHAPTER 4 Mutations | 65 |
11th Hour Midterm Exam | 89 |
11th Hour CHAPTER 5 Regulation of Gene Expression in Bacteria | 95 |
11th Hour CHAPTER 6 Regulation of Gene Expression in Eukaryotes | 116 |
11th Hour CHAPTER 7 Recombinant DNA | 138 |
11th Hour Final Exam | 176 |
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absence of lactose activity adenine amino acid ampR antibiotic base pairs bind cDNA cell types cell-specific Chapter Test chromosomes cloning coli complementary contain copy cytosine dATP dCTP deletion denature dGTP DNA double helix DNA fragments DNA replication DNA sequence DNA strand DNA template double helix dTTP EcoRI eukaryotic eukaryotic genes eukaryotic RNA Exon Figure following statements foreign DNA frameshift mutations gene expression genetic code genetic material genome glucose guanine helices host cell hybrid incorrect initiator insertion Intron Exon introns isolated lac genes lac operon lacI repressor protein lacl lactose lacZ noncoding nucleotide nucleotide bases nucleotide sequence occur phage plasmid produced promoter sequences protein synthesis reading frame recombinant DNA regulatory proteins regulatory regions restriction enzyme resulting ribosomal subunit ribosome RNA polymerase RNA primers round of replication rRNA specific ẞ-galactosidase stop codon thymine Topic Test transcribed transcription factors translation tRNA tRNA molecule True/False tryptophan Val Ala vector wild-type