Biochemistry 2288A Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Garland Science, Gene Expression, Consensus Sequence
29 Dec 2017
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In biochemistry of dr. chris brandl, three major topics will be covered: gene expression, recombination dna technology, molecular basis of cancer. You should: read the textbook and course notes before class (all readings are testable, come to class fully engaged, review your material after. Resources: textbook* (primary, glossary in textbook, note pack lecture summaries, learning modules* - owl, course forum on olw, garland science ecb resources video, flashcards, quizzes, the internet. Important point: different cell types express different genes, thus producing different proteins and have distinct concentration of different proteins in different molecular weight and ph values in different cell types. It is the pattern of different expression in different genes that make up to different types of tissues and cells differentiation. Different gene expression is what makes organisms what it is. The central dogma describes genetic information from dna to rna (transcription) to the final protein (translation); basic of gene expression.
