Cover PagePage 2

Table of ContentsPage 2

ProteinsPage 2Page 3

Comparision of Prokaryotes and EukaryotesPage 2

Methods of ImmunocytochemistryPage 2

Restriction EndonucleasesSouthern BlottingDNA SequencingPage 2Page 3

Genomic LibrariesPage 2

Polymerase Chain ReactioncDNA LibrariesPage 2

Northern BlottingImmunoprecipitation and Western BlottingThe Structure of the Cell NucleusPage 2Page 3Page 4

The Organisation of ChromatinPage 2

General Features of ReplicationPage 2Page 3

The Mechanism of ReplicationPage 2

Eukaryotic ReplicationPage 2

RepairPage 2Page 3

General Features of Prokaryotic Transcription. The Mechanism of Prokaryotic TranscriptionPage 2

General Features of Eukaryotic TranscriptionPage 2Page 3Page 4

Synthesis of Pre-mRNA in Eukaryotes, Cap Formation and PolyadenylationPage 2Page 3

SplicingPage 2

The Structure and Classes of RNASynthesis of Aminoacyl-tRNAThe Structure and Function of RibosomesThe Genetic CodeInitiation of TranslationPage 2

Elongation and Termination of TranslationPage 2

General Features of TranslationThe Lactose OperonPage 2Page 3

The Tryptophan OperonLevels of Regulation of Eukaryotic Gene ExpressionPage 2Page 3

Eukaryotic Transcription FactorsPage 2Page 3

The Mechanism of Action of Steroid HormonesRough Endoplasmic ReticulumPage 2Page 3

Golgi Complex. Protein GlycosylationPage 2Page 3

The Mechanism of SecretionPage 2

EndocytosisPage 2Page 3Page 4

Lysosomes. Smooth Endoplasmic ReticulumPage 2Page 3

Oxygen-Free Radicals. Membrane Damage, Lipid PeroxidationThe Structure and Function of MitochondriaPage 2Page 3Page 4

The Genetic Apparatus of MitochondriaPage 2

Mitochondrial Diseases