Document Type
Book
Publication Date
Fall 2026
Keywords
biology, genetics, DNA, mutations, genes, phenotypes, epigenetics, genomics
Abstract
Bio 252/254 Genetics Fall 2026
This work was created by UMass Boston Professor Brian White using the support and funding from the OER Faculty Incentive Grant Program. This book is also available on LibreTexts, and can be viewed at this link: https://bio.libretexts.org/Courses/University_of_Massachusetts_Boston/Bio_252_254%3A_Genetics
Table of Contents:
- Front Matter (opens in new tab)
- 1: SPOC I - DNA and Chromosome Structure (opens in new tab)
- 2: SPOC II- Genomes (opens in new tab)
- 3: SPOC III - Mitosis and Meiosis (opens in new tab)
- 4: SPOC IV - DNA Replication (opens in new tab)
- 5: SPOC V - Transcription and mRNA Processing (opens in new tab)
- 6: SPOC VI - Translation (opens in new tab)
- 7: SPOC VII - Mutation (opens in new tab)
- 8: SPOC VIII - Gene Regulation- Mutants (opens in new tab)
- 9: SPOC IX - Gene Regulation - Analysis (opens in new tab)
- 10: SPOC X - Mendel One Gene (opens in new tab)
- 11: SPOC XI - Mendel Many Genes (opens in new tab)
- 12: SPOC XII - Interacting Phenotypes (opens in new tab)
- 13: SPOC XIII - Pathways (opens in new tab)
- 14: SPOC XIV - Sex-Linkage (opens in new tab)
- 15: SPOC XV - Pedigrees (opens in new tab)
- 16: SPOC XVI - Linkage (opens in new tab)
- 17: SPOC XVII - Epigenetics (opens in new tab)
- 18: SPOC XVIII - Cancer Genetics (opens in new tab)
- 19: Unit XIX - Genomics (opens in new tab)
- 20: Unit XX - Reverse Genetics (opens in new tab)
- Back Matter
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Recommended Citation
White, Brian, "Bio 252/254: Genetics Fall 2026" (2026). OER Textbooks. 8.
https://scholarworks.umb.edu/oer_textbooks/8
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