The Central Dogma of Molecular Biology

A full course on how genetic information is copied, read, and controlled, with detailed chapters on DNA replication, transcription, RNA processing, translation, and gene regulation. Problem sets help you check what you learned.

Ross Hardison

A collection of research reviews on how cells start, pace, and finish copying their DNA. It covers replication origins, licensing, fork protection, and the checkpoints that keep the genome stable.

Eishi Noguchi

Research reviews on what happens when DNA replication stalls or breaks down, and how helicases and repair pathways rescue the process. A solid reference for anyone studying genome stability.

Robert M. Brosh Jr.

A collection of studies on how genes are switched on and off, from RNA polymerase and transcription factors to chromatin and non-coding RNA. It also shows how faulty regulation leads to disease.

Amelia Casamassimi and Alfredo Ciccodicola