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| Atoms, Molecules, and Bonding - A true understanding of genetics and molecular biology requires an understanding of the basic physics that control every chemical reaction. We begin, then, with a brief overview of the nature of atoms, electrons, molecules, and bonding. |
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| DNA: The Code of Life - A complete look at what DNA is and how it works. This area includes information on the function of RNA, transcription, and translation, as well as an explanation of how mutations occur and what effects they can have. |
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| Chromosomes and Cell Division - This discription of chromosomes and the life cycle of cells provides the background necessary to understand the physical basis of heredity. There is an emphasis here on cellular reproduction. |
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| Basic Genetics - Learn about basic, textbook genetics in this section. Includes information on Mendel's Laws, incomplete dominance, codominance, pedigrees, and more. |
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| Modern Issues - Ever wonder scientists use DNA to compare blood samples? How does cloning work? Will genetics be able to help us treat cancer? This section is devoted to studying how genetics is being applied by scientists in today's world. |
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| The People of Genetics - A look at the people behind the science. From Gregor Mendel, the father of genetics, to modern heroes like Watson & Crick, this section has biographical information on some of the most influential geneticists. |
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