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Finished Virology I: How Viruses Work by Professor Vincent Racaniello of Columbia, via Coursera. It was an excellent class, and I look forward to the follow on. Here are the top 100 unique words, from processing a transcript of Professor Racaniello's classes, removing common usage words. acid (126) active (78) adenovirus (84) animal (62) assembly (136) base (169) binding (330) bound (58) budding (58) cap (104) capsid (164) cell (894) cellular (109) complex (107) copy (167) cycle (97) cytoplasm (70) direction (56) dna (846) double-stranded (188) early (55) eif (90) encode (104) ends (64) envelope (103) enzyme (155) fusion (94) gene (120) genome (626) glycoproteins (104) herpes (66) host (92) icosahedral (65) individual (55) infected (359) infectious (78) influenza (98) initiation (240) integrated (84) interactions (102) line (55) linked (56) means (62) mechanism (70) membrane (199) molecule (143) mrna (466) negative (86) nucleic (62) nucleus (115) origin (135) packaging (87) particle (339) plaque (67) plus strand (83) polio (62) polymerase (285) prime (61) primer (138) process (103) production (84) promoter (79) protein (986) receptor (150) region (69) regulate (91) released (54) replication (401) retrovirus (139) reverse (100) ribosomes (120) rna (751) segments (67) sequence (298) signal (62) single-stranded (72) single (91) site (167) splicing (141) start (95) strand (213) structure (283) surface (67) sv (59) symmetry (63) synthesis (216) template (129) termination (92) think (114) top (59) transcriptase (59) transcription (221) translation (233) trna (55) viral dna (67) viral genome (56) viral proteins (93) viral (193) virion (209) virus (1762) created at TagCrowd.com Viro1Tag100 |
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| Author | brewbooks from near Seattle, USA |
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