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<li>Teacher's classroom guide for NOVA Labs tutorials.&nbsp;<br />http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/labs/educators/rna-guide/</li>
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<li>EteRNA activity guidelines written for undergraduate biology majors at Texas Wesleyan University.<br />I have moved the documents to a public dropbox folder, since our faculty pages will soon be password protected.<br />[https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35083402/EteRNA/EteRNA_Project.pdf The Eterna Project]<br />[https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35083402/EteRNA/Transfer_RNA_Puzzle.pdf The Transfer RNA Puzzle]</li>
<li>EteRNA activity guidelines written for undergraduate biology majors at Texas Wesleyan University.<br />I have moved the documents to a public dropbox folder, since our faculty pages will soon be password protected.<br />[https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35083402/EteRNA/EteRNA_Project.pdf The Eterna Project]<br />[https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35083402/EteRNA/Transfer_RNA_Puzzle.pdf The Transfer RNA Puzzle]</li>

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  • EteRNA activity guidelines written for undergraduate biology majors at Texas Wesleyan University.
    I have moved the documents to a public dropbox folder, since our faculty pages will soon be password protected.
    The Eterna Project
    The Transfer RNA Puzzle

 

          On-line resources from beginner-level videos to the expert literature, compiled by the top players of Eterna as they learned about the RNA world!

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   Video collection with materials on RNA, the cell and related fascinating topics, made for Eterna players.

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           Slides, worksheets, and tutorials  for stastical mechanics, allostery, and RNA design examples for Stanford's graduate

           level molecular biophysics course (Biochemistry/Structural Biology 241). We actually synthesized the students' RNA designs.

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