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Restriction Mapping
Lesson 15 of 16 • 29 upvotes • 9:16mins
Virendra Singh
A restriction map is a map of known restriction sites within a sequence of DNA. Restriction mapping requires the use of restriction enzymes. In molecular biology, restriction maps are used as a reference to engineer plasmids or other relatively short pieces of DNA, and sometimes for longer genomic DNA
Important numerical Topics for DBT- JRF
16 lessons • 2h 21m
1
Course Overview
3:53mins
2
Mole Concept
8:17mins
3
Mole Concept - Examples from DBT JRF
8:50mins
4
Ionic Strength
8:48mins
5
PH and Buffer Concept
8:05mins
6
Reaction Kinetics
9:03mins
7
Bioenergetics
11:08mins
8
Enzyme: Activity and Specific activity
10:18mins
9
Enzyme: Fold purification and Recovery
10:23mins
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Enzyme kinetics
8:15mins
11
Enzyme kinetics: Numerical Problems
9:01mins
12
Beer Lambert's Law and Partition Coefficient
9:24mins
13
Problems on DNA
9:33mins
14
Cell Growth and Kinetics
8:30mins
15
Restriction Mapping
9:16mins
16
Transformation Efficiency
9:01mins
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