Glow in the Dark - Using Fluorescence to Observe DNA in a Living Cell

Glow in the Dark - Using Fluorescence to Observe DNA in a Living Cell

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DNA IS THE MOLECULE THAT ENCODES THE BLUEPRINT OF LIFE

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DNA IS THE MOLECULE THAT ENCODES THE BLUEPRINT OF LIFE

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Glow in the Dark - Using Fluorescence to Observe DNA in a Living Cell

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 LECTURE OUTLINE
  3. 3 DNA IS THE MOLECULE THAT ENCODES THE BLUEPRINT OF LIFE
  4. 4 AND YET GENOME SIZE DOES NOT PREDICT ORGANISM COMPLEXITY
  5. 5 AND GENOME SIZE DOES NOT PREDICT GENE COUNT (CODING DNA)
  6. 6 SO, WHAT FUNCTION DOES ALL OF THE NON-CODING DNA SERVE 7
  7. 7 DYNAMIC REARRANGEMENT IN LIVE CELL GENOME ARCHITECTURE
  8. 8 OPTICAL MICROSCOPY ENABLES US TO OBSERVE A LIVING CELL
  9. 9 BUT DIFFRACTION LIMITS OBSERVATION OF DNA ORGANISATION
  10. 10 SO, WHAT ASPECTS OF GENOME ARCHITECTURE CAN WE SEE ?
  11. 11 BREAKTHROUGH COLLABORATION-PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY
  12. 12 ADVENT OF SUPER-RESOLUTION - SEEING GENOME ARCHITECTURE
  13. 13 SO, HOW DO WE GET AROUND DIFFRACTION WITH FLUORESCENCE
  14. 14 WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR IMAGING GENOME ARCHITECTURET
  15. 15 HOW CAN WE IMAGE LIVE CELL NANOSCALE GENOME DYNAMICS
  16. 16 HISTONE FRET - REPORTS NUCLEAR WIDE NUCLEOSOME PROXIM..
  17. 17 QUESTION? HOW DOES DNA REPAIR MACHINERY SENSE DNA DAMAGE
  18. 18 NUCLEAR ARCHITECTURE FACILITATES REPAIR FACTOR NAVIGATIR
  19. 19 LECTURE SUMMARY

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