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Electron micrograph showing transcription of ribosomal RNA (rRNA) genes in the developing egg cell of the spotted newt. Fibers extending in clusters are molecules of rRNA used in the construction of cell's ribosomes. The long filaments indicated by green arrow are DNA molecules coated with proteins. RNA molecules get longer as transcription proceeds to completion as indicated by the red arrow. (Courtesy of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, U.S. Department of Energy. Used with permission.)

ΜΙΤ Introduction to Biology
Course # 7.012
by Claudette Gardel, Eric Lander, Robert Weinberg, Andrew Chess
© fall 2004

1. Lecture 1: Introduction
2. Lecture 2: Biochemistry 1
3. Lecture 3: Biochemistry 2
4. Lecture 4: Biochemistry 3
5. Lecture 5: Biochemistry 4
6. Lecture 6: Genetics 1
7. Lecture 7: Genetics 2
8. Lecture 8: Genetics 3
9. Lecture 9: Human Genetics
10. Lecture 10: Molecular Biology 1
11. Lecture 11: Molecular Biology 2
12. Lecture 12: Molecular Biology 3
13. Lecture 13: Gene Regulation
14. Lecture 14: Protein Localization
15. Lecture 15: Recombinant DNA 1
16. Lecture 16: Recombinant DNA 2
17. Lecture 17: Recombinant DNA 3
18. Lecture 18: Recombinant DNA 4
19. Lecture 19: Cell Cycle/Signaling
20. Lecture 20: Cancer
21. Lecture 21: Virology/Tumor Viruses
22. Lecture 22: Immunology 1
23. Lecture 23: Immunology 2
24. Lecture 24: AIDS
25. Lecture 25: Genomics
26. Lecture 26: Nervous System 1
27. Lecture 27: Nervous System 2
28. Lecture 28: Nervous System 3
29. Lecture 29: Stem Cells/Cloning 1
30. Lecture 30: Stem Cells/Cloning 2
31. Lecture 31: Molecular Medicine 1
32. Lecture 32: Molecular Evolution
33. Lecture 33: Molecular Medicine 2
34. Lecture 34: Human Polymorphisms and Cancer Classification
35. Lecture 35: Human Polymorphisms and Cancer Classification

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