Mohd Salman

In this course, the educator discusses in detail about the eukaryotic replication helpful for CSIR UGC NET Aspirants.

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CSIR-UGC NET

Hindi

(Hindi) Eukaryotic Replication: CSIR UGC NET

Foundations of Biochemistry

Fundamental Processes

Life Sciences

NET Exams

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Introduction and Mechanism (in Hindi)

Steps of Eukaryotic Replication (in Hindi)

CMG Complex and Initiation of Replication (in Hindi)

Licensing Control and Elongation of Replication (in Hindi)

Okazaki Fragment Maturation and Termination (in Hindi)

Termination, Replication Fork Barriers, End Replication Problems (in Hindi)

Telomerase Function and Replication (in Hindi)

PHD BIOMATERIALS; CSIR NET; Mentored 10,000 students.  Published 14 papers. youtuber # simplystudywithsaranya

Saranya V

The genetic material DNA, Replication, linking number, chargeoff, rule-based problems and many more problems on dna

Problems Based on DNA

Gold medalist Msc Biotechnology
CSIR-JRF Qualified in DEC17 and JUNE18 AIR 59. Qualified KSET in Dec17
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Khushboo Agrawal

This course contains the basic idea of different types of DNA damage which can occur and what are the different repair mechanisms available in our body to correct those error caused.

DNA Damage and Repair Mechanism: CSIR UGC NET

The course discusses Prokaryotic and eukaryotic transcription, difference, process and more.

Transcription - A Complete Understanding for CSIR UGC

Translation of information from mRNA into protein by ribosomes,  basics and background information for Prokaryotic and eukaryotic translation

CSIR-UGC NET: Translation of RNA

Dr.  Sashi Prabha, Assistant professor. Did PhD from Andhra unversity, department  of Microbiology. Have 14 years teaching experience.

Sashi Prabha Muddada

In this course, the educator is discussing the transcription of DNA, the difference between  DNA & RNA.  Enzymes involved in transcription for CSIR-UGC NET aspirants

Lessons

7 lessons • 1h 26m