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Lessons - Weed Genetics and Resistance Gene Expression Part 2: Expression of Herbicide Resistant ALS Genes in Plants This lesson describes how changes in the DNA sequence of a gene can alter the synthesis of a protein and thus influence traits such as herbicide resistance. View Print Take Quiz Herbicide Resistance: Mechanisms, Inheritance, and Molecular Genetics View Print Take Quiz Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) The polymerase chain reaction laboratory technique is used in a variety of applications to make copies of a specific DNA sequence. This lesson describes how a PCR reaction works, what it accomplishes... View Print Take Quiz Protein Detection in Plants This lesson will focus on molecular principles involved in the detection of biotechnology derived proteins in crops, using the lateral flow ELISA. View Print Take Quiz Real Time PCR - Some Basic Principles Real time PCR is a laboratory technique that can perform relatively accurate, reliable and reproducible measurements, to quantitatively determine the presence of specific gene sequences. Its value is... View Print Take Quiz The Inheritance of Variation View Print Take Quiz Total: 6

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