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Section 1 Introduction to biopolymer structure and function a. Nucleic acid structure and function b. Protein structure and function c. Linking nucleic acids to proteins: Functional biology, flow of genetic information, transcription and translation Introduction to biopolymer structure and function a. Nucleic acid structure and function b. Protein structure and function c. Linking nucleic acids to proteins: Functional biology, flow of genetic information, transcription and translation |
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Section 1 Introduction to biopolymer structure and function a. Nucleic acid structure and function b. Protein structure and function c. Linking nucleic acids to proteins: Functional biology, flow of genetic information, transcription and translation |
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Section 1 Introduction to biopolymer structure and function a. Nucleic acid structure and function b. Protein structure and function c. Linking nucleic acids to proteins: Functional biology, flow of genetic information, transcription and translation |
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Section 1 Introduction to biopolymer structure and function a. Nucleic acid structure and function b. Protein structure and function c. Linking nucleic acids to proteins: Functional biology, flow of genetic information, transcription and translation |
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Section 1Introduction to biopolymer structure and functiona. Nucleic acid structure and function b. Protein structure and functionc. ing nucleic acids to proteins: Functional biology, flow of genetic information, tranion and translation |
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Section IIMacro-scale techniques for elucidating molecular structure and function;a. electrophoresis for DNA analysis; slab gel electrophoresis, ds vs ss DNA separationsb. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), and isothermal amplification techniques (RCT, SDA, etc)c. DNA sequencing (Sanger and SbS)d. DNA/Protein Microarrayse. Restriction mapping and cloningf. Mutational Analysis of DNAg. Proteomics (Top-down, Bottom-up and Shotgun)h. Immunoassays |
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Section II Macro-scale techniques for elucidating molecular structure and function; a. electrophoresis for DNA analysis; slab gel electrophoresis, ds vs ss DNA separations b. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), and isothermal amplification techniques (RCT, SDA, etc) c. DNA sequencing (Sanger and SbS) d. DNA/Protein Microarrays e. Restriction mapping and cloning f. Mutational Analysis of DNA g. Proteomics (Top-down, Bottom-up and Shotgun) h. Immunoassays |
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Section IIMacro-scale techniques for elucidating molecular structure and function;a. electrophoresis for DNA analysis; slab gel electrophoresis, ds vs ss DNA separationsb. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), and isothermal amplification techniques (RCT, SDA, etc)c. DNA sequencing (Sanger and SbS)d. DNA/Protein Microarrayse. Restriction mapping and cloningf. Mutational Analysis of DNAg. Proteomics (Top-down, Bottom-up and Shotgun)h. Immunoassays |
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Section IIMacro-scale techniques for elucidating molecular structure and function;a. electrophoresis for DNA analysis; slab gel electrophoresis, ds vs ss DNA separationsb. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), and isothermal amplification techniques (RCT, SDA, etc)c. DNA sequencing (Sanger and SbS)d. DNA/Protein Microarrayse. Restriction mapping and cloningf. Mutational Analysis of DNAg. Proteomics (Top-down, Bottom-up and Shotgun)h. Immunoassays |
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Section IIMacro-scale techniques for elucidating molecular structure and function;a. electrophoresis for DNA analysis; slab gel electrophoresis, ds vs ss DNA separationsb. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), and isothermal amplification techniques (RCT, SDA, etc)c. DNA sequencing (Sanger and SbS)d. DNA/Protein Microarrayse. Restriction mapping and cloningf. Mutational Analysis of DNAg. Proteomics (Top-down, Bottom-up and Shotgun)h. Immunoassays |
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Section IIMacro-scale techniques for elucidating molecular structure and function;a. electrophoresis for DNA analysis; slab gel electrophoresis, ds vs ss DNA separationsb. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), and isothermal amplification techniques (RCT, SDA, etc)c. DNA sequencing (Sanger and SbS)d. DNA/Protein Microarrayse. Restriction mapping and cloningf. Mutational Analysis of DNAg. Proteomics (Top-down, Bottom-up and Shotgun)h. Immunoassays |
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Section IIIMicro- scale techniques for analyzing molecular structurea. Micro scale PCRb. Micro scale capillary electrophoresis- DNA separation- DNA sequencingc. Solid phase bioreactors (solid support, attachment chemistries, extraction DNA, proteolytic digestion of proteins)d. Microchip arrays (DNA and Protein)e. Integrated micro-systems for Performing Molecular Analysisf. Nanotechnology – how can it be used for molecular analysis |
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Section IIIMicro- scale techniques for analyzing molecular structurea. Micro scale PCRb. Micro scale capillary electrophoresis- DNA separation- DNA sequencingc. Solid phase bioreactors (solid support, attachment chemistries, extraction DNA, proteolytic digestion of proteins)d. Microchip arrays (DNA and Protein)e. Integrated micro-systems for Performing Molecular Analysisf. Nanotechnology – how can it be used for molecular analysis |
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Section IIIMicro- scale techniques for analyzing molecular structurea. Micro scale PCRb. Micro scale capillary electrophoresis- DNA separation- DNA sequencingc. Solid phase bioreactors (solid support, attachment chemistries, extraction DNA, proteolytic digestion of proteins)d. Microchip arrays (DNA and Protein)e. Integrated micro-systems for Performing Molecular Analysisf. Nanotechnology – how can it be used for molecular analysis |
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Section IIIMicro- scale techniques for analyzing molecular structurea. Micro scale PCRb. Micro scale capillary electrophoresis- DNA separation- DNA sequencingc. Solid phase bioreactors (solid support, attachment chemistries, extraction DNA, proteolytic digestion of proteins)d. Microchip arrays (DNA and Protein)e. Integrated micro-systems for Performing Molecular Analysisf. Nanotechnology – how can it be used for molecular analysis |
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