We all know of DNA as the genetic material of our cells and the process of DNA replication is SO important. Let's find out why!

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Chemistry is the branch of science that deals with the study of matter! Did you know that chemistry is also called “the central science,” because of its role in bridging physics with other natural sciences? Let's dive into learning more on the composition and the physical and chemical properties of various forms of matter!  

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Explore the structure, function, and behavior of cells in cell biology. Our interactive 3D models and detailed study guides will help you ace the exams!

Get familiar with the structure and function of different cell organelles by using our interactive 3D models and study guides.

Explore how biology and chemistry intersect all the way down at the molecular level using our extensive library of 3D, interactive content!

More similar the DNA sequences of different organisms, the closer is the evolutionary relationship between them. Discover quirky facts about genetics and evolution with our interactive 3D models and study guides.

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Enter the fascinating world of genetics, the study of inheritance with our popular 3D models. Our easy-to-read study guides explain complex concepts in a super simple way!

Transcription, translation and replication, the 3 most important topics for any Biology student. Learn these and more with our interesting study guides and 3D models.

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The Genetic Code is the sequence of the nitrogenous bases A, C, G, and U in an mRNA chain that form the instruction manual for the creation of proteins. Check out this cheatsheet to learn more about what it is, how to read it, and the different types of codons that make it up!

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TL;DR The Genetic Code

Before DNA came on the scene many millions of years ago, scientist believe there existed an RNA world. Research now seems to confirm that RNA was the first genetic material along with serving many other important functions over the course of evolution. Today more than ever! Check out this cheatsheet to get the rundown on this amazing biomolecule!

TL;DR RNA

Enzymes which practically run the entire cell machinery to keep us going everyday, are theselves formed by a very elaborate process! Check out this cheat sheet to learn all about the magic that is involved!

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TL;DR Translation

An entire genome whether made up of 3 billion base pairs like us humans or the smallest 159,662 base pairs bacterium genome is basically coded by just four building blocks: guanine, adenine, thymine, and cytosine! Here's a quick look at how this amazing feat is made possible in the DNA.

TL;DR DNA

In this cheat sheet learn all about how our cellular machinery is hard at work converting the stored information in our DNA into life sustaining proteins!

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