RNA structure and function 2018

by ICGEB
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The RNA Course is among the traditional events in the ICGEB calendar since its inception. The course is especially directed to students and junior scientists who have a basic working knowledge of biochemistry, genetics and molecular biology and are involved in research where the potential application of the Course material would be useful.Topics: RNA structure, structure prediction, Editing, Ribozymes, Transport, RNA-protein recognition, Translation, Processing, splicing, microRNAs, Evolution of RNA sequences

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