Restriction endonuclease - -cleaves DNA molecules at a specific sequence of bases à molecular scissors, Laboratory tools, wide spectrum of application. They have sticky and blunt ends. -Enzymes Used in DNA Technology - -I. Restriction endonuclease -cleaves DNA molecules at a specific sequence of ...
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Genes are: - -the info carrying elements that determine the characteristics of a species as a whole and of the individuals within it -Important discovery in the 1940's: - -1) simple fungi contain genetic information consisting primarily of instructions for making proteins 2) DNA is the carrier ...
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Add to cartGenes are: - -the info carrying elements that determine the characteristics of a species as a whole and of the individuals within it -Important discovery in the 1940's: - -1) simple fungi contain genetic information consisting primarily of instructions for making proteins 2) DNA is the carrier ...
acid - -In the context of cell biology, an organic molecule that dissociates in water to generate hydronium (H3O+) ions (thereby producing a low pH). It donates a protein to a water moelcule (dissociates). -amino acid - -Organic molecule containing both an amino group and a carboxyl group. α-Ami...
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Add to cartacid - -In the context of cell biology, an organic molecule that dissociates in water to generate hydronium (H3O+) ions (thereby producing a low pH). It donates a protein to a water moelcule (dissociates). -amino acid - -Organic molecule containing both an amino group and a carboxyl group. α-Ami...
What is the function of proteins? - -They serve as building blocks for cell structures; they regulate of genes; and they enable cells to move and communicate with one another. -What is the likely carrier of genetic information? - -DNA -The structure of DNA was determined by who? - -James Watso...
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Add to cartWhat is the function of proteins? - -They serve as building blocks for cell structures; they regulate of genes; and they enable cells to move and communicate with one another. -What is the likely carrier of genetic information? - -DNA -The structure of DNA was determined by who? - -James Watso...
Plasma membrane - -A protein studded, fatty film so thin that it cannot be seen with a light microscope, consisting of two-ply sheet of lipid molecules 5 nm thick which proteins have been inserted. -Lipid Bilayer - -double-layered sheet that forms the core of nearly all cell membranes -Phospha...
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Add to cartPlasma membrane - -A protein studded, fatty film so thin that it cannot be seen with a light microscope, consisting of two-ply sheet of lipid molecules 5 nm thick which proteins have been inserted. -Lipid Bilayer - -double-layered sheet that forms the core of nearly all cell membranes -Phospha...
DNA --->RNA--->Protein - -In all living things, genetic information flows from __________ to _________ to ___________. -Robert Hooke - -By the 17th century, lenses were powerful enough to make out details invisible to the naked eye. Using an instrument equipped with such a lens, ___________...
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Add to cartDNA --->RNA--->Protein - -In all living things, genetic information flows from __________ to _________ to ___________. -Robert Hooke - -By the 17th century, lenses were powerful enough to make out details invisible to the naked eye. Using an instrument equipped with such a lens, ___________...
Cell Respiration - -Process by which cells harvest the energy stored in food molecules; usually accompanied by the uptake to O2 and the release of CO2. -Oxidative Phosphorylation - -Process in bacteria and mitochondria in which ATP formation is driven by the transfer of electrons from food molecu...
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Add to cartCell Respiration - -Process by which cells harvest the energy stored in food molecules; usually accompanied by the uptake to O2 and the release of CO2. -Oxidative Phosphorylation - -Process in bacteria and mitochondria in which ATP formation is driven by the transfer of electrons from food molecu...
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