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Chapter 14: DNA: The Genetic Material


14.2 What is the structure of DNA? (Page 284)
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Examine the following sections:
2.84 Introduction to DNA
2.85 Complementary Base Pairings
2.86 DNA Structure
2.87 DNA Structure
2.88 Chromosomes
2.89 Chromosomes
The Chemical Nature of Nucleic Acids. (Page 284)
The Three-Dimensional Structure of DNA. (Page 286)

14.3 How does DNA replicate? (Page 288)
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Examine the following sections:
2.90 Template
2.91 The Rule of Base Pairing
2.92 Nucleotide Mispairings
2.93 DNA Repair Mechanisms
2.94 Recombination
2.95 Gene Conversion
2.96 DNA Mutation
2.97 DNA Repair
The Meselson-Stahl Experiment: DNA Replication Is Semiconservative. (Page 288)
The Replication Process. (Page 290)
Eukaryotic DNA Replication. (Page 295)

14.4 What is a gene? (Page 296)
http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/genbio/espv2/data/genetics/005/index.html

Examine the following sections:
2.99 Introduction
2.100 Central Dogma
2.101 Amino Acid Sequence
The One-Gene/One-Polypeptide Hypothesis. (Page 296)
How DNA Encodes Protein Structure. (Page 298)





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