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    Quick Facts

    Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
    EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

    Course Overview

    The Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation course by edX is the third and final part of their Molecular Biology programme. In this programme, you will learn about the mRNA translation to protein, a crucial portion of Biology’s central dogma. You will also see how RNA splicing or RNA turnover affects the outcome of this translation.

    RNA processing mechanisms also influence gene expression. You will learn about these mechanisms in extensive detail with the Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation training course. It is an eight-week, advanced level, self-paced learning programme that will help you master design skills in biological experimenting, and enhance your scientific thinking. You need to study only four to eight hours every week.

    The faculty includes professors from the Department of Biology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Each instructor for the Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation programme is an expert in his/her respective domain. They will deliver video lectures in English. Video transcripts are also available in two languages: English and Chinese.

    The Highlights

    • Free learning 
    • MIT programme
    • Eight-week training
    • Four to eight hours of weekly studying
    • Self-paced structure
    • Advanced-level curriculum
    • Certificate available for purchase
    • Transcripts in English and Chinese
    • Sub-section of the Molecular Biology programme

    Program Offerings

    • Free Curriculum
    • MIT Collaboration
    • Eight-Week Duration
    • Advanced-level Training
    • Certificate Available for Purchase
    • Transcripts in English and Chinese
    • Molecular Biology Programme

    Courses and Certificate fees

    Fees InformationsCertificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
    INR 8100yesMIT Cambridge
    • Candidates can apply to the Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation online certification programme and learn for free.
    • However, the shareable completion certificate is a paid feature.

    Molecular biology - part 3: RNA processing and translation programme fee structure

    Training 

    Fees

    Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation programme

    NA.

    Certification Fee

    Rs. 8,100 


    Benefits

    Candidates can apply to the Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation online course and learn for free. The programme adopts a self-paced approach, allowing learners to study whenever they find the time.

    Other benefits include English and Chinese transcripts and a shareable completion certificate, which is available for purchase. The certificate will have the MIT logo and the instructors’ signatures on it, and candidates can add it to their CV or LinkedIn account. This will further aid them pursuing better employment opportunities by showcasing their acquired expertise in the field.

    Eligibility Criteria

    Education

    Before applying to the Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation online training, candidates must complete the ‘7.00x Introduction to Biology’ or an equivalent programme in Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Genetics at the undergraduate level. 

    Furthermore, they must also finish the ‘7.28.1x’ and ‘7.28.2x Molecular Biology’ or an equivalent, an advanced-level course that pertains to the central dogma’s advanced understanding.

    Certification Qualifying Details 

    Upon adequately completing the entire curriculum, aspirants can pay the additional fee to claim a verified certificate.

    What you will learn

    Knowledge of Biology

    After completing the Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation training programme, aspirants will achieve fluency to: 

    • Analyze protein structures and deduce functional information
    • Design the best experiment for testing a particular hypothesis 
    • Contrast and compare translation in eukaryotes and bacteria
    • Describe different RNA Splicing and RNA Turnover mechanisms
    • Interpret and analyze data from RNA Processing and Translation experiments

    Admission Details

    Step 1: Choose the below-mentioned link to check out the Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation certification course page. https://www.edx.org/course/molecular-biology-part-3-rna-processing-and-transl

    Step 2: Click on the ‘Enroll’ button.

    Step 3: Log in to your current edX ID or create one. You can also use your Facebook/Google/Apple/Microsoft account to register.

    Step 4: Follow instructions as they come, and furnish the requisite information wherever necessary to complete enrollment.

    Filling the form

    The Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation certification programme, does not require aspirants to submit an admission form. They can apply for free and start learning right away. To do so, they must create an edX account or use their existing account on Facebook/Google/Apple/Microsoft to register.

    Step 1: Choose the below-mentioned link to check out the Molecular Biology - Part 3: RNA Processing and Translation certification course page. https://www.edx.org/course/molecular-biology-part-3-rna-processing-and-transl

    Step 2: Click on the ‘Enroll’ button.

    Step 3: Log in to your current edX ID or create one. You can also use your Facebook/Google/Apple/Microsoft account to register.

    Step 4: Follow instructions as they come, and furnish the requisite information wherever necessary to complete enrollment.

    Instructors

    MIT Cambridge Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

    1: Is this course for beginners?

    No, this is an advanced-level programme.

    2: What other courses do I need to take before this?

    If you are interested in this course, you need to take the 7.00x Introduction to Biology course or a similar undergraduate level programme in Biochemistry and Genetics. You must also take the 7.28.1x and 7.28.2x Molecular Biology courses, or any other equivalent course(s) in Molecular Biology before applying to this course.

    3: Is this course available in every country?

    Yes, this course is available in all countries except for Iran, Cuba, and the Crimea region in Ukraine.

    4: How many weekly hours will this programme require?

    To complete the curriculum, you need to dedicate four to eight hours a week for the entire course duration.

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