Genetics From Mendel To Era Of Microarray Classical Genetics

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Genetics From Mendel To Era Of Microarray Classical Genetics
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Genetics principales and Applications

What you'll learn
introduction to genetic as science influence every day life
Genetic material and replication
Gene expression transcription and translation
DNA mutation and repair
regulation of gene expresion

Requirements
biology background

Description
the science of heredity. Genetics is concerned primarily with understandingbiological properties that are transmitted from parent tooffspring. The subject matter of genetics includes hered-ity, the molecular nature of the genetic material, the waysin which genes (which detee the characteristics oforganisms) control life functions, and the distributionand behavior of genes in populations.Genetics is central to biology because gene activityunderlies all life processes, from cell structure and function to reproduction. Learning what genes are, how genes are transmitted from generation to generationhe principles of heredity were not understood untilthe mid-nineteenth century, when Gregor Mendel ana-lyzed quantitatively the results of crossing pea plants thatvaried in easily observable characteristics. He publishedhis results, but their significance was not realized in hislife. Several years after his death, however, re-searchers realized that Mendel had discovered fundamental principles of heredityThe structure of DNA was first described in 1953, andsince that genetics has become one of the most excit-ing and ground-breaking sciences. Our understanding ofgene structure and function has progressed rapidly sincemolecular techniques were developed to clone or amplifygenes, and rapid methods for sequencing DNA becameavailable.Research in genetics underwent a revolution in 1972,when Paul Berg constructed the first recombinant DNAmolecule in vitro, and in 1973, when Herbert Boyer andStanley Cohen cloned a recombinant DNA molecule forthe first . The development by Kary Mullis in 1986of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to amplifyspecific snts of DNA spawned another revolution.Recombinant DNA technology, PCR, and other moleculartechnologies are leading to an ever-increasing number ofexciting discoveries that are furthering our knowledge ofbasic biological functions and will lead to improvementsin the quality of human life. In recent years, the sequencing of the genomes ofa large number of viruses and organisms has changed thescope of expents performed by geneticists. For example, we can study a genome's worth of genes now in oneexpent, allowing us to obtain a more complete understanding of gene expression.understanding of the abstract nature of genes (fromthe transmission genetics part) with the molecular natureof genes (from the molecular genetics is one of the best approachClassic Principles.classic expents, a number of which have led to discoveriesThese expents include:Griffith's transformation expentAvery and his colleagues' transformation expentHershey and Chase's bacteriophage expentMeselson and Stahl's DNA replication expentBeadle and Tatum's one-gene–one-enzyme hypothe-sis expentsMendel's expents on gene segregationThomas Hunt Morgan's expents on gene linkageSeymour Benzer's expents on the fine structureof the geneJacob and Monod's expents on the lac operonThe Subdisciplines of GeneticsGeneticists often divide genetics into four major subdis-ciplines:1. Transmission genetics (somes called classicalgenetics) is the subdiscipline dealing with how genesand genetic traits are transmitted from generation togeneration and how genes recombine (exchange be-tween chromosomes). Analyzing the pattern of traittransmission in a human pedigree or in crosses of ex-pental organisms is an example of a transmis-sion genetics study.2. Molecular genetics is the subdiscipline dealing withthe molecular structure and function of genes. Ana-lyzing the molecular events involved in the genecontrol of cell division, or the regulation of expres-sion of all the genes in a genome, are examples ofmolecular genetics studies. Genomic analysis is partof molecular genetics.3. Population genetics is the subdiscipline that studiesheredity in groups of individuals for traits that are de-teed by one or only a few genes. Analyzing thefrequency of a disease-causing gene in the human pop-ulation is an example of a population genetics study.4. Quantitative genetics also considers the heredity oftraits in groups of individuals, but the traits of concernare deteed by many genes simultaneously. Analyz-ing the fruit weight and crop yield in agriculturalplants are examples of quantitative genetics studies.

Overview
Section 1: introduction

Lecture 1 intro

Lecture 2 introd lect2

Lecture 3 lect3

Lecture 4 intrduction4

Lecture 5 course introduction

Section 2: Introduction some Genetics concepts simply explaines

Lecture 6 what is DNA

Lecture 7 what is chrmosome

Lecture 8 what is Gene

Lecture 9 what define our trait

Lecture 10 Mitosis

Lecture 11 meiosis

Lecture 12 Meiosis Vs Mitosis

Lecture 13 cell cycle

Lecture 14 meiosis

Lecture 15 control of the cell cycle

Lecture 16 Genetic materials Early Expents

Lecture 17 Genetic material structure

Lecture 18 DNA synthesis

Lecture 19 Telomere Telomerase 1

Lecture 20 Telomere Telomerase lect2

Lecture 21 Transcription

Lecture 22 Gene Expression translation introd

Lecture 23 gene expression translation

Lecture 24 Translation

Lecture 25 DNA replication

Lecture 26 control of Gene transcription

Lecture 27 gene regulation in prokaryote

Section 3: gene function

Lecture 28 Gene function gene control protein synthesis

Lecture 29 Human genenetic disorders

Lecture 30 Beta thalassemia

Section 4: Genetic eeering

Lecture 31 First Genetic eeering expent

Lecture 32 DNA transformation

Lecture 33 T2 phage infect E coli

Lecture 34 PCR

Lecture 35 DNA microchip array

Lecture 36 Reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction RTPCR

biology students, medical students , any one interested in genetics

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