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10th Grade
DNA Replication Processes - Enzymes & Mechanisms
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DNA Replication Processes - Enzymes & Mechanisms
10th Grade
Science
Explore the complex processes and enzymes involved in DNA replication, a crucial aspect of cell division. Gain comprehensive insights into the mechanics of replication and the specific roles of different enzymes.
9th Grade - University
Understanding RNA Structure and Function - Nucleotide Components and Synthesis - RNA & Protein Synthesis
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Understanding RNA Structure and Function - Nucleotide Components and Synthesis - RNA & Protein Synthesis
9th Grade - University
Science
Explore the structure, functions, and roles of RNA in protein synthesis, including nucleotide components and transcription processes. Acquire skills in identifying different RNA types and understanding the functions of mRNA, rRNA, and tRNA in protein synthesis.
9th Grade - University
[Protein Synthesis - Codons & Mutations - Molecular Biology]
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[Protein Synthesis - Codons & Mutations - Molecular Biology]
9th Grade - University
Science
Explore the intricacies of protein synthesis with an emphasis on understanding codons and the impact of mutations in the realm of molecular biology. Gain a comprehensive grasp of genetic coding mechanisms and examine how alterations in genetic sequences can influence the formation and function of proteins.
10th Grade
Genetic Science - Nucleotide Structure and Function - DNA Fundamentals
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Genetic Science - Nucleotide Structure and Function - DNA Fundamentals
10th Grade
Science
Investigate the structure of DNA, the process of replication, and the nature of genetic variations. Gain a comprehensive understanding of nucleotide components and explore the genetic similarities among humans. Focus on mastering the fundamental principles that underpin genetics and develop skills to analyze DNA-related phenomena critically.
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