18. SNPs & Human genetics

MIT 7.016 Introductory Biology, Fall 2018
Instructor: Adam Martin
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Using the example of aniridia, which disrupts formation of the iris, Professor Martin describes how to clone a gene that's responsible for a disease. He covers the techniques of positional gene cloning, genomic mapping, cDNA libraries, and hybridization.
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"This is MIT. This is a no-compliment zone." OMG

[@katelynholmes9504]

Fr lol. It's even on their timestamped markers instead of "complement"

[@lukaschumchal7797]

Is it really ok to use term infected with heritable genetic disease when speak about this disease phenotype?

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"Stan Lee doesn't mention if Cyclops is a PAX6 mutant" 😂

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Miles is not Malik bro cmon

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Thanks

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What does it mean when they say open courseware ? Is it from their actual university courses ?

[@mitocw]

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All seeing fly :)