Molecular Genetics
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With this educational app, you can explore and understand DNA replication, transcription, and mutations through interactive diagrams and summaries. Includes explanations of enzyme functions, gene transfer mechanisms, and genetic technology concepts.
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About Molecular Genetics
From this App you can learn :
Explore when, where and how DNA replication takes place and what happens if there is a mistake during DNA replication.
Understand, draw and explore the process of DNA replication, including all the enzymes and molecules that are necessary.
Summarize the molecular mechanism involved in transcription and translation phenomena.
Identify how DNA mutations influence protein structure and summarize how mutations may cause cancer.
Co–relate and understand the genetic concepts of bacteria and viruses.
Distinguish the different gene transfer mechanisms in bacteria (conjugation, transformation and transduction).
Investigate how operons act as on-off switches for transcription and allow for production of genes only when needed.
Apply the concepts of genetics of viruses and bacteria to produce novel products using recombinant DNA technology.
Apply the concepts of transcription and translation for the synthesis of desired fragments of DNA both by in vivo and in vitro methods.
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Explore when, where and how DNA replication takes place and what happens if there is a mistake during DNA replication.
Understand, draw and explore the process of DNA replication, including all the enzymes and molecules that are necessary.
Summarize the molecular mechanism involved in transcription and translation phenomena.
Identify how DNA mutations influence protein structure and summarize how mutations may cause cancer.
Co–relate and understand the genetic concepts of bacteria and viruses.
Distinguish the different gene transfer mechanisms in bacteria (conjugation, transformation and transduction).
Investigate how operons act as on-off switches for transcription and allow for production of genes only when needed.
Apply the concepts of genetics of viruses and bacteria to produce novel products using recombinant DNA technology.
Apply the concepts of transcription and translation for the synthesis of desired fragments of DNA both by in vivo and in vitro methods.
More details please visit https://www.simply.science.com/
"simply.science.com" hosts concept oriented content in Maths & Sciences
specially designed for K-6 to K-12 grades. "Simplyscience enables
students to enjoy learning with application oriented, visually rich
content which is simple and easy to understand. The content is aligned to
best practices of learning and teaching.
Students can develop strong basics, critical thinking and problem
solving skills to do well in school and beyond. Teachers can use Simplyscience as a
reference material to be more creative in designing engaging learning
experiences. Parents also can actively participate in their child's
development through Simplyscience".
