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Translation: Quick Revision (Part-2) (in Hindi)
Lesson 16 of 17 • 53 upvotes • 8:17mins
Virendra Singh
Translation is a universal process occurs in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes. The fundamental process of translation is same inprokaryotes and eukaryotes. Members of both groups uses information present in mRNA, which is came from the DNA by transcription, to synthesize proteins with ribosome as the machinery.
(Hindi) CSIR-UGC NET: Quick Revision of Fundamental Process (Unit-3)
17 lessons • 2h 22m
1
Course Overview (in Hindi)
5:28mins
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Replication: Quick Revision (Part-1) (in Hindi)
8:47mins
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Replication: Quick Revision (Part-2) (in Hindi)
8:27mins
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Recombination: Quick Revision (in Hindi)
8:25mins
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Mutation: Quick Revision (in Hindi)
8:41mins
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DNA Repair:Quick Revision (in Hindi)
9:05mins
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Transcription : Quick Revision (Part-1) (in Hindi)
9:03mins
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Transcription: Quick Revision (Part-2) (in Hindi)
9:00mins
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Processing of m-RNA: Quick Revision (Part-1) (in Hindi)
8:07mins
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Processing of m-RNA : Quick Revision (Part-2) (in Hindi)
8:01mins
11
Processing of r- RNA and t-RNA: Quick Revision (in Hindi)
8:24mins
12
Prokaryotic Gene Regulation: Lac operan (in Hindi)
9:01mins
13
Prokaryotic Gene Regulation: Trp Operon (in Hindi)
8:19mins
14
Eukaryotic Gene Regulation (in Hindi)
8:36mins
15
Translation: Quick Revision (Part-1) (in Hindi)
8:10mins
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Translation: Quick Revision (Part-2) (in Hindi)
8:17mins
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Antibiotics and Post- Translational Modification (in Hindi)
8:12mins
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