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Main contents of the course |
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The week |
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1 |
Introducing cell science and the most important components of the cell, nuclear envelope, nuclear liquid, chromosomes, nucleoli, and microscope. |
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2 |
Introducing cell science and the most important components of the cell, nuclear envelope, nuclear liquid, chromosomes, nucleoli, and microscope. . |
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3 |
Structure and function of the cell wall –DNA protein production – genetic traits – gamete formation – PCR technology. |
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4 |
Types of eggs and their classification |
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5 |
First midterm exam |
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6 |
Know the chemical structure of nucleic acids - the concept of genes - chromosomal number |
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7 |
Study of mutations and their causes |
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8 |
The most important genetic diseases. |
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9 |
Second midterm exam |
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10 |
Inheritance of clans. |
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11 |
Study of Mendel's laws |
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12 |
Genetic Engineering |
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13 |
Genetic Engineering |
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14 |
Final Exam |
References
· A brief introduction to nucleic acids and protein manufacturing Ministry of Culture and Information\ Benghazi Part II Abu Bakr Al-Mansouri
· The world of genes Dar Al-Shorouk for Publishing and Distribution Bahjat Abbas Ali
· Genetics and Human DiseasesKnowledge FacilityAhmed Khalil Yousef
· Biological ReproductionDar Al-Masirah for Publishing, Distribution and Writing Iyad Muhammad Al-Obaidi
· Introduction to Genetic Engineering National Scientific Research CommissionDesmond. S. Nicole.