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DNA damage, mutations and aging Part 2 of 2 /

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Measuring somatic mutations in humans -- How to detect mutations in normal cells, genome-wide, in humans? -- If DNA damage and mutations drive aging, why is the germline immortal?…”
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Inference on human history through DNA

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Human population structure -- Racial catalogs based on morphology -- Genetic variation within and between populations -- Genetic clustering of human populations -- Isolation by distance -- A recent demographic expansion from Africa -- Testing evolutionary hypotheses by coalescent simulation -- Ancient DNA.…”
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Quantitative CNV testing in molecular diagnostics

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The future of CNVs sequence based resolution and links to human disease, part 1 of 2 /

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The future of CNVs sequence based resolution and links to human disease, (part 2 of 2) /

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Accessing and using ENCODE data

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Statistical techniques in human population genetics

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Describe the biological & demographic processes that contribute to genetic diversity -- Describe statistical techniques that use observed DNA patterns to infer these past processes -- Illustrate the types of data used for inferring human history -- Highlight some key findings about human history derived through the use of these techniques.…”
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Comparing transcriptomes of distant organisms the comparative ENCODE resource, part 1 of 2 /

“…Biomedical & life sciences collection. From DNA to proteins : the multiple levels of regulation.…”
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Comparing transcriptomes of distant organisms models of gene expression, part 2 of 2 /

“…Biomedical & life sciences collection. From DNA to proteins : the multiple levels of regulation.…”
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Human molecular evolution since the human-chimpanzee divergence

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Human-chimpanzee similarities -- Human-chimpanzee genomic comparison -- DNA duplication in human evolution -- DNA substitution in human evolution -- Modeling molecular evolution -- 2 goals of comparative genomics -- Identifying human accelerated regions (HARs).…”
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Molecular structure of the human genome

Table of Contents: “…Contents: The structure of the human genome -- Chromosomes -- Ideogram -- How is DNA organized on a micro scale -- CoT curves -- Equilibrium density gradient centrifugation -- Sequence content of the human genome -- Genes.…”
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Human genome variation

Table of Contents: “…Contents: DNA polymorphisms in the human genome -- Identification of a large number of common Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) -- The relationship of these common SNPs in linkage disequilibrium bins -- The majority of common deletion polymorphisms in humans are in linkage disequilibrium with common SNPs.…”
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A brief introduction to genetics

Table of Contents: “…Contents: The human genome -- Genome editing -- Why genetics is important today -- Gregor Mendel's pea experiments and his first law -- Applications of Mendel's first law in the context of dominant and recessive diseases in humans -- Gregor Mendel's dihybrid experiments and his second Law -- DNA fingerprinting -- Applications of Mendel's second law.…”
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Historical introduction to human diversity II

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Electrophoresis -- Electrophoretic mobility -- Amino acids -- Specific detection methods -- Detecting protein size differences -- Ioselectric focusing -- Protein polymorphism -- DNA polymorphism and electrophoresis -- Tandem repeats -- Genotype and phenotype -- Epistasis -- Isozymes -- Many proteins are encoded by multiple genes -- Multimeric proteins -- How do we know that a protein is encoded by multiple genes/alleles? …”
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