One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis by Georgina Cornwall, PhD

About the Lecture

The lecture One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis by Georgina Cornwall, PhD is from the course Gene Expression.


Included Quiz Questions

  1. Proteins
  2. Nucleotides
  3. Carbon
  4. Lipids
  5. Glucose
  1. Reverse transcriptase
  2. DNA polymerase
  3. RNA polymerase
  4. DNA ligase
  5. Helicase
  1. Taking a mature mRNA and making a polypeptide chain
  2. Taking a DNA molecule and making a duplicate copy of the DNA
  3. Taking a DNA molecule and making an mRNA molecule from its code
  4. Taking an mRNA molecule and making a double-stranded DNA molecule
  5. Taking a DNA molecule, replicating it, and then separating the DNA molecules into two gametes

Author of lecture One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

 Georgina Cornwall, PhD

Georgina Cornwall, PhD


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Very helpful
By Alejandra S. on 24. February 2023 for One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

The analogy of the central dogma is the best explanation I've ever heard!!

 
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By Isaac G. on 27. January 2022 for One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

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Micro-Lecture lacks the expected concentration of information. Lecture isn't linear in nature or coherent.
By Neuer N. on 01. July 2020 for One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

I suppose it depends on your learning style. That is, most of the medical students I've spoken to, appreciate concise and coherent lectures - Unfortunately, in my personal opinion, this micro-lecture lacked the fundamental high concentration of information that most of us are looking for - to take notes, and practice the spaced repetition model. Instead, her speaking pace, and vocal expression are slightly too fast and the way in which she attempts to outline a basic idea isn't linear in nature which leads the viewer wanting to know more, while simultaneously trying to ignore the off-topic rants. Note: Clearly, she's qualified to teach - however, valid of a point that may be, doesn't mean she has the practical communication skills to do so. Therefore, this is not a question of intelligence, rather - communication and linguistic expression. There will certainly people who prefer this method, I however, can not recommend.

 
amazing teaching!
By Debydgacha l. on 19. August 2019 for One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

she was understandable! i liked her! i am so prepared for the next test we will be doing


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