Gametogenesis and Human Genome |
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General Editor:
| Stanford Books, Cambridge |
Author:
| Mendel, Yavor |
Series title: | Medical Genetics 1 Ser. |
ISBN: | 978-1-6980-7217-3 |
Publication Date: | Oct 2019 |
Publisher: | Independently Published
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Book Format: | Paperback |
List Price: | USD $16.43 |
Book Description:
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The biological DNA contained in the sperm is formed by the process called gametogenesis. It consists of different phases after which male and female sex cells are formed. The structure of DNA provides a mechanism for inheritance. The conformation adopted by the DNA depends on the level of hydration, the sequence of the DNA, the amount and direction of the super-winding, the chemical modifications of the bases, the type and concentration of metal ions and the presence of polyamines...
More Description
The biological DNA contained in the sperm is formed by the process called gametogenesis. It consists of different phases after which male and female sex cells are formed. The structure of DNA provides a mechanism for inheritance. The conformation adopted by the DNA depends on the level of hydration, the sequence of the DNA, the amount and direction of the super-winding, the chemical modifications of the bases, the type and concentration of metal ions and the presence of polyamines in solution.
Summary of the contents of this book:
- Human gametogenesis and fertilization
- About spermatogenesis
- Ovogenesis
- Human Fertilization Process
- Summary of human fertilization
- Importance and medical significance of Mitosis and Meiosis
- Structure and function of the human genome
- Non-protein-encoding RNA: Links between genes and transcribed regions
- Ordering genes within DNA
- Pieces that dominate gene expression
- Large structures in the DNA
- Genome Keys
- Human Genome Information
- Non-coding DNA
- ENCODE project
- Coding DNA: Genes encoding proteins
- Central dogma (from DNA to RNA to protein)
- Information existing in biological sequences
- Universal methods of transmission of biological information
- General methods of information transmission
- Special methods of information transmission
- Epigenetic changes
- Organization and structure of genes
- Prokaryotic gene organization
- Eukaryotic gene organization