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... contain 23 chromosomes . • When fertilization occurs , the zygote contains 46 chromosomes and is diploid . The processes of meiosis and fertilization are unique to sexual reproduction and all sexually reproducing organisms follow a ...
... contain 23 chromosomes . • When fertilization occurs , the zygote contains 46 chromosomes and is diploid . The processes of meiosis and fertilization are unique to sexual reproduction and all sexually reproducing organisms follow a ...
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... contains a DNA region which encodes for the constant part of each type of antibody polypeptide . • This region is separated by a long DNA segment from a region that contains a number of variable - coding segments . ( See Campbell ...
... contains a DNA region which encodes for the constant part of each type of antibody polypeptide . • This region is separated by a long DNA segment from a region that contains a number of variable - coding segments . ( See Campbell ...
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... contains nonessential genes , is deleted by using restriction enzymes . • Restriction fragments of foreign DNA are then inserted to replace the deleted area . • The recombinant phage DNA is introduced into an E. coli cell . • The phage ...
... contains nonessential genes , is deleted by using restriction enzymes . • Restriction fragments of foreign DNA are then inserted to replace the deleted area . • The recombinant phage DNA is introduced into an E. coli cell . • The phage ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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