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MCB 110 - Fall 2006

Randy Schekman · University of California, Berkeley

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MCB 110: General Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - Fall 2006. Molecular biology of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and their viruses. Mechanisms of DNA replication, transcription, translation. Structure of genes and chromosomes. Regulation of gene expression. Biochemical processes and principles in membrane structure and function, intracellular trafficking and subcellular compartmentation, cytoskeletal architecture, nucleocytoplasmic transport, signal transduction mechanisms, and cell cycle control.

General Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Lectures

  1. DNA Structure 2006-08-28 · 51 min · Audio
  2. Variation in DNA Structure and Recognition 2006-08-30 · 51 min · Audio
  3. Principles of RNA Structure 2006-09-01 · 51 min · Audio
  4. DNA Polymerases 2006-09-06 · 52 min · Audio
  5. The DNA Replication Fork 2006-09-08 · 49 min · Audio
  6. Other Replication Factors 2006-09-11 · 56 min · Audio
  7. Replication Origins and Ends 2006-09-13 · 54 min · Audio
  8. DNA Analysis Methods 2006-09-15 · 51 min · Audio
  9. Chromatin Structure and Dynamics 2006-09-18 · 49 min · Audio
  10. Genome Structure 2006-09-20 · 47 min · Audio
  11. Genomics and Bioinformatics 2006-09-22 · 52 min · Audio
  12. DNA Damage and Repair 2006-09-25 · 51 min · Audio
  13. DNA Damage and Repair in Cancer 2006-09-27 · 52 min · Audio
  14. Human Disease Genes 2006-09-29 · 50 min · Audio
  15. Prokaryotic Transcription Apparatus I 2006-10-02 · 45 min · Audio
  16. Prokaryotic Transcription Apparatus II 2006-10-04 · 51 min · Audio
  17. Control of Prokaryotic Transcription I 2006-10-06 · 50 min · Audio
  18. Control of Prokaryotic Transcription II 2006-10-09 · 48 min · Audio
  19. Eukaryotic Transcription Apparatus and Methods to Analyze Transcription I 2006-10-11 · 50 min · Audio
  20. Eukaryotic Transcription Apparatus and Methods to Analyze Transcription II 2006-10-13 · 50 min · Audio
  21. Eukaryotic Transcription Apparatus and Methods to Analyze Transcription III 2006-10-16 · 51 min · Audio
  22. Control of Eukaryotic Transcription I 2006-10-18 · 48 min · Audio
  23. Control of Eukaryotic Transcription II 2006-10-20 · 48 min · Audio
  24. Control of Eukaryotic Transcription III 2006-10-23 · 52 min · Audio
  25. RNA Processing I 2006-10-25 · 50 min · Audio
  26. RNA Processing II 2006-10-27 · 50 min · Audio
  27. Control of Translation I 2006-10-30 · 51 min · Audio
  28. Control of Translation II 2006-11-01 · 41 min · Audio
  29. Membrane Structure I 2006-11-03 · 53 min · Audio
  30. Membrane Structure II 2006-11-06 · 52 min · Audio
  31. Membrane Structure III and Transport of Small Molecules I 2006-11-08 · 39 min · Audio
  32. Transport of Small Molecules II 2006-11-13 · 50 min · Audio
  33. Assembly of Proteins in Membranes I 2006-11-15 · 49 min · Audio
  34. Assembly of Proteins in Membranes II 2006-11-17 · 51 min · Audio
  35. Transport Into and Out of Nucleus I 2006-11-20 · 49 min · Audio
  36. Transport Into and Out of Nucleus II and Intracellular Transport of Proteins I 2006-11-22 · 52 min · Audio
  37. Intracellular Transport of Proteins II 2006-11-27 · 50 min · Audio
  38. Intracellular Transport of Proteins III 2006-11-29 · 48 min · Audio
  39. Hormones and Signal Transduction I 2006-12-01 · 50 min · Audio
  40. Hormones and Signal Transduction II 2006-12-04 · 47 min · Audio
  41. Hormones and Signal Transduction III and Cell Division Cycle I 2006-12-06 · 48 min · Audio
  42. Cell Division Cycle II 2006-12-08 · 39 min · Audio

Credits and licence

Institution
University of California, Berkeley
Teacher
Randy Schekman
Year
2006
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Chemistry, Biology
Source
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Licence
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Attribution
2006 Regents of the University of California
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