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eLS

Online ISBN: 9780470015902

DOI: 10.1002/047001590X

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  1. Biochemistry
  2. Bioethics & Philosophy
  3. Cell Biology
  4. Developmental Biology
  5. Ecology
  6. Evolution & Diversity of Life
  7. Genetics & Disease
  8. Immunology
  9. Microbiology
  10. Molecular Biology
  11. Neuroscience
  12. Plant Science
  13. Science & Society
  14. Structural Biology
    1. Bioinformatics
    2. Cell Motility and Transport
    3. Electron Microscopy
    4. General Structural Biology
    5. Lipids and Membrane Structure
    6. Mass Spectrometry
    7. Membrane Proteins
    8. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
    9. Nucleic Acid Structure
      1. Alterations in DNA Methylation Resulting from Exposure to Chemical Carcinogens
      2. Alternative Splicing: Cell-type-specific and Developmental Control
      3. Antisense Nucleic Acids in Biotechnology
      4. Archaeal Ribosomes
      5. Artificial Chromosomes
      6. Banding Techniques
      7. Base Flipping
      8. Base Pairing in DNA: Unusual Patterns
      9. Base Pairing in RNA: Unusual Patterns
      10. Basepair (bp)
      11. Biased Gene Conversion and Its Impact on Genome Evolution
      12. Biological Macromolecules: UV-visible Spectrophotometry
      13. Biomolecular NMR Spectroscopy of Ribonucleic Acids
      14. BLAST Algorithm
      15. Blocks of Limited Haplotype Diversity
      16. Cancer Cytogenetics
      17. Caps on Eukaryotic mRNAs
      18. Cell Cycle: Chromosomal Organization
      19. Cellular RNAs: Varied Roles
      20. Centromeric Sequences and Sequence Structures
      21. Chromatin in the Cell Nucleus: Higher-order Organisation
      22. Chromatin Recognition Protein Modules: The PHD Finger
      23. Chromatin Structure and Domains
      24. Chromosomal Bands and Sequence Features
      25. Chromosomal Genetic Disease: Structural Aberrations
      26. Chromosome
      27. Chromosome Condensation and Cohesion
      28. Chromosome Rearrangements
      29. Chromosome Structures: Visualization
      30. Chromosome-specific Repeats (Low-copy Repeats)
      31. Chromosomes and Chromatin
      32. Chromosomes: Nonhistone Proteins
      33. Clinical and Phenotypic Relevance of cis-Acting Regulatory Polymorphisms
      34. Clustering of Highly Expressed Genes in the Human Genome
      35. Comparative Cytogenetics Technologies
      36. Contig Assembly
      37. Cre–lox-Inducible Gene Targeting
      38. Crystallisation of Nucleic Acids
      39. Crystallization of Protein–DNA Complexes
      40. Cytogenetic Techniques
      41. DNA Chemical Instability
      42. DNA Chip Revolution
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        DNA Chips and Microarrays
      44. DNA Cloning
      45. DNA Helicase-deficiency Disorders
      46. DNA Looping and Transcription Regulation
      47. DNA Mechanics and Statistical Mechanics
      48. DNA Methylation
      49. DNA Methylation and Mutation
      50. DNA Packaging in Sperm
      51. DNA Polymerase Fidelity Mechanisms
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        DNA Recombination
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        DNA Replication
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        DNA Replication Fidelity
      55. DNA Replication Origins
      56. DNA Sequencing
      57. DNA Structure
      58. DNA Structure Changes Coupled to Protein Binding
      59. DNA Structure: A-, B- and Z-DNA Helix Families
      60. DNA Structure: Sequence Effects
      61. DNA Topology: Fundamentals
      62. DNA Topology: Supercoiling and Linking
      63. DNA Transposition: Classes and Mechanisms
      64. DNA: Mechanical Breakage
      65. DNA: Natural Single-stranded
      66. DNA/RNA Flexibility
      67. Engineered Enzymes
      68. Enhancers
      69. Environmental Carcinogens and Mutagens
      70. Eukaryotic Replication Origins and Initiation of DNA Replication
      71. Exonic Splicing Enhancers
      72. Exosome Complex
      73. Flow-sorted Chromosomes
      74. Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH) Techniques
      75. Fragile Sites
      76. Gel Electrophoresis
      77. Gene Conversion
      78. Gene Distribution in Human Chromosomes
      79. Gene Duplication and Redundancy
      80. Gene Mapping and Positional Cloning
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        Gene Structure and Organization
      82. Gene Synthesis for Protein Production
      83. Genetic and Physical Map Correlation
      84. Genetic Maps: Integration
      85. Genetic Networks
      86. Genome Sequence Analysis
      87. Genome, Proteome and the Quest for a Full Structure–Function Description of an Organism
      88. Genomic Rearrangements: Mutational Mechanisms
      89. Global Alignment
      90. Hammerhead Ribozymes
      91. Heterochromatin: Constitutive
      92. Hidden Markov Models
      93. Histone Acetylation: Long-range Patterns in the Genome
      94. Histones
      95. Homologous DNA Interactions in Interphase: Spatial Organization of Interphase Nucleus
      96. Imprinting (Mammals)
      97. Initiator tRNAs in Bacteria and Eukaryotes
      98. Integrase Class Site-specific Recombinases
      99. Intron Homing
      100. Intronless Genes
      101. Introns: Group I Structure and Function
      102. Kilobase Pair (kbp)
      103. Ligation: Theory and Practice
      104. Linkage and Crossing over
      105. Long Interspersed Nuclear Elements (LINEs)
      106. Macromolecular Interactions: Aptamers
      107. Macromolecular Interactions: Light Scattering
      108. Macromolecular Structure Determination by X-ray Crystallography
      109. Magnetic Tweezers
      110. Matrix-associated Regions (MARs) and Scaffold Attachment Regions (SARs)
      111. Mechanism of Single-Stranded DNA Transposition: A Structural Perspective
      112. Megabase Pair (Mbp)
      113. Megasatellite DNA
      114. Messenger RNA in Eukaryotes
      115. Messenger RNA in Prokaryotes
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        Messenger RNA: Interaction with Ribosomes
      117. Mitosis: Chromosomal Rearrangements
      118. mRNA Formation: 3′ End
      119. mRNA Splicing: Regulated and Differential
      120. mRNA Untranslated Regions (UTRs)
      121. Negative Regulatory Elements (NREs)
      122. Nick Translation
      123. Non-B DNA Structure and Mutations Causing Human Genetic Disease
      124. Nonprotein-coding Genes
      125. Nuclear Receptor Genes
      126. Nucleic Acid Backbone Structure Variations: Peptide Nucleic Acids
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        Nucleic Acids as Genetic Material
      128. Nucleic Acids: General Properties
      129. Nucleic Acids: Hybridisation
      130. Nucleic Acids: Subtractive Hybridization
      131. Nucleic Acids: Thermal Stability and Denaturation
      132. Nucleoplasmin: A Versatile Histone Chaperone
      133. Nucleosomes: Structure and Function
      134. Nucleotides: Structure and Properties
      135. Nucleotides: Uncommon, Modified and Synthetic
      136. Plant Nuclear Genome Composition
      137. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR): Specialised Applications
      138. Primary Protein and Nucleic Acid Three-dimensional Structure Databases
      139. Prokaryotic DNA-binding Proteins
      140. Prokaryotic Replication Origins: Structure and Function in the Initiation of DNA Replication
      141. Promoters
      142. Protein Isoforms and Isozymes
      143. Protein Synthesis Initiation in Bacteria
      144. Protein–DNA Complexes: Nonspecific
      145. Protein–DNA Complexes: Specific
      146. Protein–DNA Interactions: Polyelectrolyte Effects
      147. Protein–DNA Interactions: Structure and Energetics
      148. Protein–Nucleic Acid Interaction: Major Groove Recognition Determinants
      149. Protein–RNA Interactions
      150. Pulsed-field Gel Electrophoresis
      151. Recombinant DNA
      152. Regulatory RNA
      153. Repetitive Elements: Bioinformatic Identification, Classification and Analysis
      154. Representational Difference Analysis
      155. Repression Mechanism
      156. Restriction Enzymes
      157. Retroviral Repeat Sequences
      158. Ribosomes and Ribosomal Proteins: More Than Just ‘Housekeeping’
      159. RNA Editing
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        RNA Interactions in mRNA Splicing
      161. RNA Secondary Structure Prediction
      162. RNA Structural Motifs
      163. RNA Structure
      164. RNA Structure: Pseudoknots
      165. RNA Structure: Roles of Divalent Metal Ions
      166. RNA Structure: Tetraloops
      167. RNA Tertiary Structure Prediction: Computational Techniques
      168. Role of Bioinformatics in Genome-wide Association Studies
      169. The Role of Insulators in Genome Organization and Gene Expression
      170. rRNA Structure
      171. Sequence Accuracy and Verification
      172. Sequence Alignment
      173. Sequence Assembly
      174. Sequence Similarity
      175. Short Interspersed Elements (SINEs)
      176. Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs): Identification and Scoring
      177. Site-specific Recombination
      178. Small Nuclear Ribonucleoproteins (snRNPs)
      179. Small-Angle Scattering of Neutrons and X-Rays
      180. Smith–Waterman Algorithm
      181. snoRNAs: Biogenesis, Structure and Function
      182. Splice Sites
      183. Spliceosomal Machinery
      184. Spliceosome
      185. Supercoiled DNA: Structure
      186. Tails of Three Knotty Switches: How PreQ1 Riboswitch Structures Control Protein Translation
      187. Telomere
      188. Telomeres
      189. Telomeres in Cell Function: Cancer and Ageing
      190. Telomeres: Protection and Maintenance
      191. Telomeric and Subtelomeric Repeat Sequences
      192. Termination of Replication in Bacteria
      193. Tissue-specific Locus Control: Structure and Function
      194. Topoisomerases
      195. Transcript Elongation and Termination in Bacteria
      196. Transcription Factors
      197. The Transcription/DNA Repair Factor TFIIH
      198. Transfer RNA
      199. Transfer RNA Structure
      200. Transfer RNA Synthesis and Regulation
      201. Translation Control by Proteins
      202. Translation Control by RNA
      203. Transposases and Integrases
      204. Transposons
      205. Transposons: Eukaryotic
      206. 3′ UTRs and Regulation
      207. 5′-UTRs and Regulation
      208. Viruses: Genomes and Genomics
      209. Watson–Crick Base Pairs and Nucleic Acids Stability
      210. X and Y Chromosomes: Homologous Regions
    10. Optical Microscopy
    11. Protein Folding, Evolution and Degradation
    12. Protein Structure
    13. Replication and Recombination
    14. Sample Preparation in Structural Biology
    15. Signal Transduction
    16. Single Molecule Analysis
    17. Spectrophotometric Methods
    18. Structure of Cell-Cell Interactions
    19. Transcription
    20. Translation and Protein synthesis
    21. Virus Structure and Function
    22. X-Ray Crystallography
  15. Virology

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