Nucleic Acids and Chromatin mind maps
24 mind maps by 19 users
This GoConqr page gathers over 20 university-level mind maps on nucleic acids and chromatin, from DNA and RNA to histone packaging. University students and professional candidates can use them to study these topics, while teachers can find material for teaching. Choose a map to get started.
Mind maps
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86 nodesRNA tRNA · rRNA · ncRNA · snRNA · RNA interference
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79 nodesDNA and RNA: Biophysical Properties DNA length · DNA stability & integ... · What can change DNA i... · Renaturation · How to measure DNA size · How is DNA degraded?
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29 nodesPhysiological and Experimental Roles for Non-coding RNAs Protein coding potent...
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108 nodesHistones and packaging Chromatin
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86 nodesMorning recap - 29 DNA replication · Drug elimination · Chromatin
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14 nodesStructure and Properties of Nucleic Acids Structure
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42 nodesDNA and RNA Building nucleic acids · DNA · DNA: Why a helix? · DNA key facts · RNA key facts
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30 nodesDNA and RNA nucleic acids (nucleo... · ADN · ARN
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30 nodesNucleic Acids 2 Explain what is meant... · Describe the structur... · Name the forces that ... · define supercoiling, ... · Describe 3 physical p... · Explain how the DNA i...
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10 nodesDNA in a cell nucleus or bacterial nucleoid is that it can act as an energy DNA in a cell nucleus... · DNA and RNA polymerases · Enzymatic manipulatio... · DNA replication and t... · DNA and their freedom... · DNA molecule is also ...
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24 nodesBase Purines (Pu) · Pyrimidines (Py)
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19 nodesNucleotides and nucleic acids A nucleotides are mon... · All nucleotides are m... · Nucelotides act as en... · DNA and RNA the molec...
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33 nodesNucleic Acids What is DNA/RNA Made of? · Cyclic Nucleotide Der... · DNA · RNA
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5 nodesAlternative modes of sequence recognition Although this type of... · the purine base is ro... · DNA double helix, it ...
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15 nodes1_Nucleotides & Nucleic Acids Roles · Nucleotide Structure:... · Phosphodiester Bond · HISTORY · DNA Characterisitics · Base Stacking & Hydro...
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20 nodesRNA Copy of a single gene · Single stranded · Complex 3D structure · Chemically less stabl... · Contains ribose · Contains uracil inste...
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20 nodesDNA as energy store DNA as an energy stor...
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12 nodesDNA as an conformationally flexible and dynamic polymer A preference for dire... · The signature of flex...
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27 nodesnucleic acid nucleotides · DNA · RNA
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15 nodesNucleotides & Nucleic Acids Roles · Nucleotide Structure:... · Phosphodiester Bond · HISTORY · DNA Characterisitics · Base Stacking & Hydro...
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13 nodesD/RNA D or R
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11 nodesNucleic Acids Part 3 DNA
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9 nodesDNA Nucleotides · Replication, Transcri... · Repair
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7 nodesDNA- Nucleotides Draw Adenylate · Draw Cytidine · Draw Uridine · Draw Deoxy-guanosine-5'- · Draw Deoxythymidylate
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About nucleic acids and chromatin mind maps
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These user-made mind maps lay out connections between components, structures and functions. DNA and RNA covers the building of nucleic acids and their linkages. DNA and RNA: Biophysical Properties looks at DNA stability and interactions, while Histones and packaging brings chromatin and nucleosomes into view.
Study with the maps
Start with DNA and RNA if you want to follow how nucleic acids are built. Read a branch at a time, then cover it and explain the connection in your own words. Use Base when you want a closer look at purines, pyrimidines and their related nucleosides and nucleotides.
After working through a map, switch to flashcards on the unit page to practice terminology, or use a quiz to check what you can recall. If a question reveals a gap, return to the relevant branch. Pick a map and follow a connection that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Try DNA and RNA if you want to follow how nucleic acids are built and linked. For a closer look at individual bases and their related nucleosides and nucleotides, use Base. Both offer branches you can study separately before connecting the ideas.
What topics do these mind maps cover?
The maps cover bases, sugars and phosphates, as well as DNA and RNA structure and properties. You can also find maps on non-coding RNAs and on histones and packaging. Choose a topic that matches what you are studying or teaching.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources were made by GoConqr users.