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Title: ?????? R


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  • ?????? RE ????
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  • (2006, 4. 1)
  • ???? ???, ???, ???, ???

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  • ???? if p, then q. if p, then q.
  • But q is not true. q is true.
  • p is not true. P may be
    true
  • p is
    true-may be false

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Biotechnology
  • 21C leading technology
  • Use of living organisms or their products to
    modify human health and the human environment
    (growth hormone, insulin)
  • Background Biology, Chemistry, Physics
  • Applied fields Medicine, Pharmacology,
    Agriculture, Environment (Biosensors), etc.
  • Understandings Cell, DNA, RNA, and Protein

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  • 1. cell
  • Prokaryotic cells Eukaryotic cells

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General Characters of Prokaryotes
  • Exist as Bacteria and Archaea
  • Size, Shape, Arrangement

    ?Various Shape Coccus, Diplococcus, Bacillus,
    Spirochete, etc.
  • ?Various Size 0.14-0.2?m, 500 ?m, 600 ?m.
  • Structure Except cell wall difference between
    Gram positive and Gram negative, basic
    structures same plasmamembrane surrounded by
    cell wall, simple cytoplasmic matrix (nuleoid,
    ribosome, inclusion body), movement with
    flagella.

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Structure of Gram positive bacteria
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Nucleoid of Prokaryotes
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Nucleoid
  • No nuclear envelope, irregular shape of nucleoid
  • Single circular double helix DNA, or linear DNA
  • Attached to plasma membrane during cell division
  • 60 DNA, 30 RNA, 10 Protein
  • DNA coiled with RNA and proteins
  • Different proteins from histon
  • Except chromosomal DNA, contain a circular double
    helix DNA, called plasmid encoding antibiotic
    resistance, transmittable to other prokaryotes.

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General Characters of Eukaryotes
  • Difference from Prokaryotes use membraneous
    structures.
  • Nuclear envelope, complicated membraneous
    organelle.
  • Membrane organelles divide cytoplasmic matrix and
    carry novel functions.
  • Membrane organelles used for material transport,
    metabolic activities, cellular control.

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?? 4-1
  • Eukaryotic microorganisms
  • Paramecium(????), (b) ???? ???
  • (c) Penicilium, (d) ??? ??? ?????,
  • (e) Stentor, ????? ??, (f) Amanita muscaria
  • ???? ??

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Structure of Eukaryotes (a) Rat lymphoid, (b)
Yeast
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Structure of Eukaryotes
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  • Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes
  • Bacillus megaterium
  • (b) Chlamydomonas

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2. DNA
  • Structure and Replication

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(copy DNA)
(synthesis of mRNA)
(synthesis of protein)
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DNA ??????
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DNA ???
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DNA ??
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Bidirectional replication
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DNA Polymerase reaction mechanism
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DNA Replication in prokaryotes
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