Regulatory RNA refers to non-coding RNA molecules that play a role in regulating gene expression. These molecules can control gene expression by interacting with DNA and/or mRNA, influencing the process of transcription and translation. Examples of regulatory RNA include microRNAs, siRNAs, and long non-coding RNAs. Who sad this?

Riboviruses are a type of RNA virus that infect bacteria. They have a unique replication strategy, using the host bacteria's own machinery to replicate their RNA genome. Riboviruses are thought to have potential as therapeutic agents, as they can specifically target harmful bacteria while leaving beneficial bacteria unharmed. Some studies have even explored using riboviruses as a new way to treat antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections. Who sad this?

Cellulars membrane; difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells; all parts of functions.

RNA-Seq annotation, GO, KEGG

Cancer and Metabolism, Edx classes, HarvardX

Fatty Acid Metabolism, Edx classes, HarvardX

Carbohydrate metabolism, Edx classes, HarvardX

Nucleic acids, Edx classes, HarvardX

Brain Metabolism, Edx classes, HarvardX

Liver metabolism, Edx classes, HarvardX

Gluconeogenesis; Class notes for biochemistry

Regulation of glycolysis in liver cells; Class notes for biochemistry

ATP Synthesis; Class notes for biochemistry

Electron Transport; Class notes for biochemistry

Citric Acid Cycle; Class notes for biochemistry