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LO 09: menjelaskan bagaimana kehidupan diarahkan oleh empat basa nitrogen LO 10: menjelaskan sentral dogma biologi molekuler
Life is directed by four nitrogenous bases: adenine (A), guanine (G), cytosine (C), and thymine (T). (15.1) The flow of genetic information is from DNA to RNA to protein, via the processes of transcription (TC) and translation (TL). This concept is known as the Central Dogma of molecular biology. (15.2) Nucleic acids are polymers composed of nucleotides; DNA is deoxyribonucleic acid, RNA is ribonucleic acid. (17.1) In DNA the bases pair A T and G C; this complementary base pairing is the key to information storage, transfer, and use. (18.1) Three important types of RNA are ribosomal RNA (rRNA), messenger RNA (mRNA), and transfer RNA (tRNA). (19.1) The gene is the basic unit of genetic information. Genes are located on chromosomes at a particular genetic locus. Different forms of the same gene are known as alleles (20.1) Genes have several important regions. A promoter is necessary for RNA polymerase binding, with the transcription start and stop sites defining the transcriptional unit (21.1) Genes in prokaryotes tend to be grouped together in operons, with several genes under the control of a single regulatory region (21.2) Eukaryotic genes tend to be more complex than prokaryotic genes and often contain intervening sequences (introns). The introns form part of the primary transcript, which is converted to the mature mRNA by RNA processing (22.1). The codon/anticodon recognition event marks the link between nucleic acid and protein. (25.1) Prokaryotic genes are often regulated in response to external signals such as nutrient availability (25.2)
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RYAN PRATAMA
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ANI SETIANI
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KUSNO VIARINI
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AHMAD IDRIS
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PUSPA OKTARIANI
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RANI AZIZAH
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DINI ASTRIANIS M
LO 16: menjelaskan ekspresi gen LO 17: menjelaskan regulasi ekspresi gen prokariotik
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DEVINA ANDAYANI
TugasTersstruktur Biologi Molekuler 2013 |2 LO 18: menjelaskan regulasi ekspresi gen eukariotik LO 19: menjelaskan pengertian genom LO 20: menjelaskan ukuran dan kompleksitas genom LO 21: menjelaskan organisasi genom eukariotik
Eukaryotic genes are often regulated in response to signals generated from within the organism (25.3) The genome is the total complement of DNA in the cell (27.2) Eukaryotic genomes may have a range of different types of repetitive sequences (28.1)
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Genome sequencing has greatly improved our understanding of how genomes work (29.2) Analysis of the transcriptome and LO 22: menjelaskan proteome provides useful information about which genes a cell 16 B1J011122 JOVINA FEBE SUSWATI transkriptom dan is expressing at any given time proteom (30.1) 1. menjelaskan TEXTBOX di depan dosen setelah diskusi dengan TA paling lambat KAMIS, 28 Maret 2013, Jam 16.00 WIB 2. menuliskan dan megirimkan penjelasan TEXTBOX setelah menjelaskan di depan dosen ke hendropram@facebook.com paling lambat KAMIS, 4 April 2013, Jam 22.00 WIB. Cells have to be opened to enable LO 23: menjelaskan nucleic acids to be isolated; opening cells should be done as gently as 17 B1J011124 ADVEN KRISTIANTI tahapan isolasi DNA possible to avoid shearing large dan RNA DNA molecules (35.1). Once broken open, cell preparations can be deproteinised and the nucleic acids purified by a range of LO 24: menjelaskan MIFTAHUL RIZAL techniques. Some applications 18 B1J011126 cara purifikasi DNA dan require highly purified nucleic acid SUSENO RNA preparations; some may be able to use partially purified DNA or RNA (35.2).
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STENI DWIYANTI
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RISNA WAHYUNINGSIH
LO 25: menjelaskan cara pengukuran kemurnian dan konsentrasi asam nukleat LO 26: Menjelaskan cara pemekatan asam nukleat LO 27: menjelaskan jenis label dan cara pelabelan asam nukleat LO 28: menjelaskan aplikasi pelacak radioaktif LO 29: menjelaskan prinsip hibridisasi asam nukleat LO 30: menjelaskan prinsip elektroforesis gel dan tipe gel yang digunakan dalam elektroforesis LO 31: menjelaskan prinsip sekuensing
Solutions of nucleic acids are used to enable very small amounts to be handled easily, measured, and dispensed (35.3). Nucleic acids can be concentrated by using alcohol to precipitate the DNA or RNA from solution; the precipitate is recovered by centrifugation and can then be processed as required (36.1). Radioactive isotopes are often used to label nucleic acids, although they are more hazardous than nonradioactive labelling methods (38.1). Radioactive probes are very useful for identifying specific DNA or RNA sequences (38.2). The simple base-pairing relationship between complementary sequences has very far-reaching consequences both for the cell and its functioning and for the scientist who wishes to exploit this feature (39.2). Separation of biomolecules by gel electrophoresis is one of the most powerful techniques in molecular biology (40.1). The principles on which DNA sequencing is based are fairly simple; the procedures required to
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DEVI FATKULJANAH
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IRAWATI YASMIN
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DNA
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LO 48: menjelaskan vektor bakteriofaga yang digunakan dalam sel inang E. coli LO 49: menjelaskan vektor yang digunakan dalam sel inang eukariotik LO 49: menjelaskan vektor yang digunakan dalam sel inang eukariotik
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WASMID
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MILA AFRIYANI