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[ TutGator.com ] Udemy - An Introduction to Gene Expression

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An Introduction to Gene Expression



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MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 334 MB | Duration: 58m
Explore the mechanisms that underpin gene expression in living systems
What you'll learn
Structure and function of prokaryotes
Structure and function of eukaryotes
Overview of the biochemical structure and function of DNA
Central dogma of molecular biology
Transcription in eukaryotes
Transcription in prokaryotes
Structure and function of proteins
Translation
Requirements
The very basics of biology
Description
Gene expression plays a key role in health and disease. This course was designed for those with a curiosity of how genes are expressed in living systems. If you are a life-long learner, a high school (US) or college (UK) student looking to brush up of the molecular basics of gene expression, this course is for you. First year undergraduate students will also find this course useful as a revision resource, 2nd and 3rd years may find the material more basic for their level.

What makes me qualified to teach you?

I have an MSc in Molecular Medicine and currently a PhD student in computational biology, both at Russell Group Universities in England. I am therefore very familiar with the subject matter! Above that, I have plenty of experience teaching students like you in a previous role as an academic assistant. I understand what students have trouble grasping and the best way to help in their knowledge acquisition.

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  • [ TutGator.com ] Udemy - An Introduction to Gene Expression
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/01 - What is gene expression/001 What is gene expression.mp4 7.4 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/02 - Prokaryote cell structures and function/001 An introduction to the next two lectures.mp4 18.3 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/02 - Prokaryote cell structures and function/002 Prokaryote cell structures and function.mp4 16.8 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/03 - Eukaryotic cell structures and function/001 Eukaryotic cell structures and function.mp4 36.5 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/04 - An overview of biochemical structure of DNA/001 An introduction to the lecture.mp4 10.7 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/04 - An overview of biochemical structure of DNA/002 An overview of biochemical structure of DNA.mp4 41.1 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/04 - An overview of biochemical structure of DNA/003 Check-in video.mp4 18.8 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/05 - The central dogma of molecular biology/001 The central dogma of molecular biology.mp4 4.4 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/06 - Transcription localization in eukaryotes/001 Transcription localization in eukaryotes.mp4 8.7 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/07 - Transcription in eukaryotes/001 Transcription in eukaryotes.mp4 63.6 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/07 - Transcription in eukaryotes/002 PTMs are important in transcription of eukaryotes.mp4 2.9 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/08 - Transcription in prokaryotes/001 Transcription in prokaryotes.mp4 12.6 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/09 - Protein structure and function/001 Introduction to the lecture.mp4 6.8 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/09 - Protein structure and function/002 Protein structure and function.mp4 29.9 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/09 - Protein structure and function/003 Collagen is the classic structural protein.mp4 11.6 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/10 - Translation/001 Translation.mp4 24.5 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/11 - Thank you for enrolling on the course/001 Thank you for enrolling on the course.mp4 20.1 MB
  • ~Get Your Files Here !/Bonus Resources.txt 357 B

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