This course on genetics aims to explain the experimental processes leading to an understanding of classical and modern genetics, covering classical and Mendelian genetics, non-Mendelian genetics, DNA structure, and chromosome roles. The course teaches about dominant and recessive alleles, Mendelian laws, variation for evolution, sex determination, cell division, and laws of inheritance. The teaching method involves video lectures. The intended audience for this course is individuals interested in gaining a fundamental understanding of genetics.
Overview
Syllabus
Dominant allele vs recessive allele | genetics lecture 4.
Genetics lecture 14 | Human genetics follow non mendelian inheritance.
Genetics lecture 13 | Mendelian law in human genetics.
Genetics lecture 12 | Variation is important for evolution.
Genetics lecture 9 | Sex chromosome and sex determination.
Genetics lecture 8 | mitosis and meiosis cell division.
Chromosome, chromatin, chromatid and cell division.
Law of inheritance.
Genetics lecture 5 | dominant traits.
Genetics lecture 3 | Law of independent assortment.
Law of segregation | genetics lecture 2.
Taught by
Shomu"s Biology
