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Problem sets covered by Exam I:
1. How a cell works; Protein
2. Structure/function of DNA; Bacterial genetics
3. Relationship Between Gene & Protein; Transcription
         Hint for problem 3.8
4. The coding problem; Translation; tRNA and anticodons

Problem sets covered by Exam II:
5. Chromosomes: Nature & behavior and When things go wrong
6. Mendelian genetics; probabilities
7. Extensions to Mendelian analysis; Linkage, recombination, and mapping

Problem sets covered by Exam III:
8. Transcription and regulation (prokaryotic)
9. Eukaryotic gene regulation; Developmental genetics

Problem sets covered by Exam IV:
10. Mutation and cancer
11. Genome plasticity and population genetics