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Archive > October 2009
Gene Expression (Part 2): Translation in Eukaryotes
Gene Expression consists of two parts. Translation is the second part.
Gene Expression: (Part 1) Transcription in Eukaryotes
There are two main steps involved in making proteins; the first is transcription.
Rules for Genetic Crosses: Trihybrid Cross
Trihybrid crosses aren’t hard to do at all, if you just follow the logic that is used to complete dihybrid and even monohybrid crosses.
Rules for Genetic Crosses: Codominance and Numerous Alleles
I’ve lost count of which number this is in the series, but this article explains both the concepts of codominance and dealing with more than two alleles using the classic example of the ABO blood group.
Rules for Genetic Crosses: Dihybrid Crosses
The fourth (and nowhere near the end) in my series on solving genetic word problems.
Foundations: Recognizing Organic Macromolecules
A collection of tips on how to recognize the four biggest classes of organic molecules.
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