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This package includes all the class notes from a 10 week Molecular Genetics Class. It covers the DNA sequencing, cloning, modifications, mutations, and techniques like PCR, western, and northern blot, etc. It also examines transcription, initiation, elongation, and termination of RNA in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes. Multiple diagrams provided.

This document covers the last 2 weeks of a 10 week molecular genetics course. It covers topics including post transcriptional modifications of mRNA in eukaryotes, splicing logistics, mutations and/or splicing complications, non-coding RNAs, translation, elongation, and termination of mRNA's. There are multiple diagrams of concepts to aid comprehension.

This document covers the middle 4 weeks of a 10 week molecular genetics course. It covers topics including prokaryotic and eukaryotic transcription, repressors and activators of transcription, in depth explanation of the Lac Operon, chromatic modifications, ChIP-Seq, modifications of histone tails, promotor bashing and in-situ experiments. There are multiple diagrams provided to aid in comprehension.

This document summarizes the first 4 weeks of a 10 week molecular genetics course. It covers DNA cloning and recombinant DNA techniques, PCR, gel electrophoresis, northern/wester blotting, sanger sequencing, next-gen sequencing, genomic libraries, RT-PCR, inducible transcription, transcription regulation, and post transcriptional modifications to DNA. It includes multiple diagrams to aid in understanding of each concept.

This document provides a comprehensive review of all labs performed in a 10 week organic chemistry lab course. It includes a general lab safety overview, a review of techniques including melting point, IR spectrometry analysis, recrystallization and/or purification of an unknown compound, distillation, rotovap use, GCMS chromatography, and C NMR data. It also includes general post lab questions.

This document covers chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, and 14 of The Mind's Machine. It examines how the brain makes us who we are and how it is involved in activities like memory storage, developing abstract concepts, and how we interpret the world around us via neural circuitry.

This document summarizes chapters 11, 12, and 14 of "The Mind's Machine" for a biopsychology class. It examines topics like attention/cognition, models of attention, easy and hard problems of consciousness, neural control, attention disorders, psychopathology, emotions, limbic system, aggression, and short/long term stress.

This document summarizes the first 3 weeks of a 10 week biopsychology class. It examines the following topics: intro to brain and behavior, biopsychology history, cell and structures of the nervous systems, brain imaging methods, and neurophysiology. Covers chapters 1 -3 of The Mind's Machine. Includes mostly vocabulary and definitions.

This document covers the last half of a 10 week biopsychology course. It has notes on the following topics: the chemistry of behavior, psychological pharmacology, neurotransmitters, vision and neural circuitry, hormones in behavior and sex organization. Covers chapters 4 -7 of "The Minds Machine".