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Lesson 1
What is the central dogma of gene...,
What is the study of stable pheno...,
What does epigenetics most often ...
25
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Lesson 2
What is the benefit of oxford nan...,
What are the disadvantages of pac...,
What specifically do illumina and...
19
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Lesson 3
In what 2 ways can you compare ex...,
What 2 methods are utilized to pe...,
What is the most used clustering ...
14
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Lesson 4
What is a psendogene,
How prevalent are pseudogenes,
Although they lack canonical prom...
48
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Lesson 5
What was the project created to i...,
What does encode stand for,
What was project consortium of en...
50
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Lesson 6
Where are enhancers most often lo...,
Where are enhancers located in re...,
What are enhancers bound to an ac...
61
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Lesson 7
What creates the difference betwe...,
What is the function of the promo...,
What are regulatory sequences
99
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Lesson 8
Describe the central dogma in depth,
Non coding dna consists of what e...,
What are three types of small non...
66
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Lesson 9
Where are adult stem cells located,
What are the four model lineages ...,
What are the two parts of the mus...
52
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Lesson 10
What is gene addition,
What is the goal of genome editing,
What is another term for substitu...
61
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Lesson 11
What are the three ways that sgrn...,
Describe the delivery of sgrnas a...,
What two vectors can be used as v...
51
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Lesson 12
What is one of the most potent er...,
The beta globin gene,
In addition to the minimal promot...
41
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Lesson 13
What is epigenetic specifically r...,
What the most modern way to defin...,
What two mechanisms are involved ...
61
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Lesson 14
How do patients undergo periphera...,
Where is the vector expressing th...,
How can you check transgene expre...
32
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Lesson 15
In sickle cell disease what type ...,
What specific point mutation caus...,
What does hbs cause
48
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Lesson 16
Describer the structure of the ph...,
Describe one of the two binding s...,
What is chromatin important for
78
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Lesson 17
If the sperm and egg fuse properl...,
What is the function of the membr...,
How long does the journey from th...
76
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Lesson 18
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What was used in the 90s to deter...
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Lesson 19
How can we test of cells are plur...,
What is the first thing to do whe...,
What is a crucial hallmark to ver...
35
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Lesson 20
What does car t stand for,
What is the function of car t,
What is the most diffuse antigen ...
45
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Lesson 21
In the zygote the dna is replicat...,
Describe the methylation pattern ...,
Is demethylase activity passive o...
53
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Lesson 22
What is it called when dna is inj...,
When are histones synthesized,
What is the direct model proposed...
53
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Lesson 23
What four ways can dna methylatio...,
What is the of the main damages t...,
What do we mean when we say aberr...
47
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Lesson 24
What are the two most important p...,
What are the two methods of rna q...,
Why must rna be amplified using a...
55
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Lesson 25
What are the two main differences...,
What do the single cell rna proto...,
What do you use if you are intere...
32
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Lesson 26
What is aging defined as,
How are our bodies trying to cont...,
What are the 9 candidate hallmark...
74
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Lesson 27
Genomic instability is the drivin...,
What effect does aging have on te...,
Where do the majority of the epig...
58
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Lesson 28
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