Bioinformatics and computational biology. Levels, scope, potential
Course Material
- Nucleic Acids: DNA-circular and superhelical DNA.
- Renaturation, hybridization,
- sequencing of nucleic acids,
- synthesis of DNA, Central Dogma
- Proteins: Basic features of protein molecules.
- Folding of polypeptide chain, α-helical and β-secondary structures.
- Protein purification and sequencing.
- Transcription: Enzymatic synthesis of RNA, transcriptional signals
- Translation: The 78 genetic code.
- The Wobbling, polycistronic and monocistronic RNA. Overlapping genes.
- Gene regulation in Eukaryotes: Differences in genetic organization and prokaryotes and eukaryotes. Regulation of transcription, initiation,
- regulation of RNA processing, regulation of nucleo cytoplasmic mRNA transport, regulation of mRNA stability, regulation of translation, regulation of protein activity
- Plant Genomics: Transcriptomics; DNA libraries, their construction, and screening and application.
- Microarray of gene technology and its application in functional genomics.Proteomics: Structural and functional proteomics.
- Methods to study proteomics Metabolomics; methods to study metabolomics; importance and application of metabolomics
- Bioinformatics and computational biology. Levels, scope, potential
- industrial application of bioinformatics and computational biology,
- Docking
- Chapters 18
- Department Sub Campus Bhakkar
- Teacher
Rabia Saba
