mcmaster university (MCMASTERU)

Summary notes for all the units in the course. Difficult points including preliminary cell physioligy content, nervous, endocrine, muscular, cardio, respiratory, renal, reproductive, and digestive systems.

Class notes

Lecture notes

Class lecture notes

Notes from in person classes and online modules

Exercise E, Dr. Catherine Anderson

Study guide for Test 2 for Bio 1A03. Includes the following topics: Translational Requirements Process of Translation Proteins in DNA sequence From genome to proteome Post-translational modifications Release of functional proteins Insulin production Receptor Kinases Housekeeping genes Prokaryotic Gene Regulation Translational Control Lac Operon Histone Proteins CAP - cAMP Receptor Protein Operon Includes explanations, photos, structural and functional costs, and app...

CS 3SD3 Midterm Test Sample Solutions 1.[5] Consider the controller for an automatic door. Often found at supermarkets entrances and exits, automatic doors swing open when the controller senses the person is approaching. An automatic door has a pad in front to detect the presence of the person about to walk through the doorway. Another pad is located to the rear of the doorway so that controller can hold the door open enough for the person to pass all the way through and also so that the do...

This package contains the module and lecture notes for T2M2 to T3M2. This includes photos, explanations, and a point-by-point analysis of all the topics required for test 2. Some of the topics covered: From genome to proteome Positive Regulation of Lac Operon The repressor protein Anticodon region Levels of regulations

An in-depth package of notes for Bio 1A03 from T2M2, T2M3, T2M4, T3M1, and T3m2. Notes include pictures and easy-to-follow notes from the module and lectures. The topics include: Prokaryotic Gene Regulation Levels of regulations Transcriptional modifications The Operon Model Negative Regulation of Lac Operon Deciphering the Codon