Nicole Messbarger

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The study of the transfer of genetic material as well as mRNA function in class is especially relevant with the recent development of COVID-19 vaccines. Here’s how they work... https://t.co/YOcOvpDZr2 @UNKBiol106LH #106Week15LHF20

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Here is a visual showing the difference in the function of polycistronic mRNA found in prokaryotes and monocistronic mRNA found in eukaryotes, as discussed in lecture this week. @UNKBiol106LH #106Week15LHF20

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Errors in DNA Replication ⁦@UNKBiol106LH⁩ #106Week14LHF20 https://t.co/3PyKnUTORd

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I found this visual helpful in learning the mechanisms of DNA replication. @UNKBiol106LH #106Week14LHF20

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@UNKearney @UNKBiol106 #106Turkey20 My thanksgiving break was spent with this little man as my wedding plus one

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The future of data storage in DNA shows promise @UNKBiol106LH #106Week13LHF20 https://t.co/t9UBVSboJ9

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Who would’ve guessed that DNA, the genetic blueprints of life, look like... @UNKBiol106LH #106Week13LHF20

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Here is a helpful breakdown of the meanings of commonly used symbols in pedigrees #106Week12LHF20 @UNKBiol106LH

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The exciting potential for CRISPR to treat human diseases in the future https://t.co/x6AXYo3ZKt #106Week12LHF20 @UNKBiol106LH

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More on the pleiotropic Fragile X disorder @UNKBiol106LH #106Week11LHF20 https://t.co/8jI7ktjgi0

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Hopefully this helps anyone who gets as confused as I do about all of these “c” words. @UNKBiol106LH #106Week11LHF20

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@UnkHma @UNKBiol106LH First time all semester ;)

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This microscope view of cancerous lung tissue demonstrates the lack of contact inhibition in cancer cells. The cells continue to multiply and pile up, causing the clustering of cells and the abundance of nuclei seen on the left. @UNKBiol106LH #106Week10LHF20

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An article exploring nutrition’s potential in preventing cancer @UNKBiol106LH #106Week10LHF20 https://t.co/2q9PWqd0GF

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I spent part of my fall break training Crue, my mini aussie. It’s still a work in progress :) @UNKBiol106 #UNKFallBreak20

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Turns out you can teach an old dog new tricks @UNKBiol106LH #106Week8LHF20 https://t.co/qrN9Arh4Eo

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The Cell Cycle! :) @UNKBiol106LH #106Week8LHF20

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The Chemiosmotic Mechanism @UNKBiol106LH #106Week7LHF20

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An article on the anaerobic threshold because all I could think about during track practice was how Dr. Twigg said too much lactic acid can kill me @UNKBiol106LH #106Week7LHF20 https://t.co/1HFJiRVz2m

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Here’s a great visual to understand the different enzyme inhibitors and how they effect an enzymes overall performance. @UNKBiol106LH #106Week6LHF20