Cloning and Cloning Vectors / Jason Tresser

Update: 2013-10-17

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Dr. Jason Tresser explains the process of cloning a specific bacterial gene and the function of restriction enzymes. He goes on to discuss how restriction enzymes can be used to construct a map of a strand of DNA.

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Genetic Expression and Regulators / Jason Tresser

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Spermatogenesis, Oogenesis and Gametes Production / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1751:37

How Gender is Determined in Chromosomes / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1749:06

Genetic Libraries / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1752:33

Alleles' and Genes' Control Over a Single Trait / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1746:01

Mutations / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1751:37

Cloning and Cloning Vectors / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1741:01

DNA Sequencing and Genotyping / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1747:31

Genotyping and Transgenics / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1738:42

DNA and Genomics / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1750:01

mRNA and Regulation / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1732:25

Developmental Biology / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1741:02

Cancer / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1751:30

Genetic Population and The Hardy-Weinberg Law / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1747:29

Sequence Alignments / Jason Tresser

2013-10-1750:42

Dominant and Recessive Genotypes / Jason Tresser

2012-12-2346:16

Discussion on the Moral Issues / Jason Tresser

2012-12-2333:29

Cloning / Jason Tresser

2012-12-2347:26

Eukaryotic Gene Regulation / Jason Tresser

2012-12-2347:43

Bacteria and Viruses / Jason Tresser

2012-12-23--:--

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Cloning and Cloning Vectors / Jason Tresser

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Jason Tresser

Cloning and Cloning Vectors / Jason Tresser