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At a private liberal arts college in Buffalo, New York, Taylor Rios teaches undergraduate courses in molecular genetics and cellular biology. She writes about molecular genetics. In addition to lecturing, she oversees student laboratory sessions and directs senior capstone research projects examining gene expression and protein regulation. Rios earned her bachelor’s degree in biology before completing a master’s degree in biology at the University of Colorado Boulder.

What Is a Dual Luciferase Reporter Assay?
What Is Intercalation in Biology and Why Is It Important?
What Is the P-Site and Its Role in Protein Synthesis?
Why Are My Cells Dying After Transfection?
What Is a Hammerhead Ribozyme and How Does It Work?
What Is a Latent Effect in Biology?
What Is the Replica Plating Technique?
Virus Packaging: The Process of Viral Assembly
What Is a DNA-Protein Complex and Why Is It Important?
What Is RNA FISH and How Is It Used in Research?
RNA Obelisks: A New Frontier in Biology
What Is Fibrillarin and What Does It Do?
18S rRNA: Function and Scientific Applications
Single Cell Transcriptomics: Methods and Applications
RNA Size: From Measurement to Biological Function
What is Nascent RNA and Why Is It Important in Biology?
What Is a Holliday Junction and Why Is It Important?
What Is Sequence Structure in Biology and Why Is It Important?
What Is Self-Replicating RNA and How Does It Work?
DNA Damage Response Pathway: How Cells Repair DNA
What Is Rho-Dependent Termination and How Does It Work?
How to Perform mRNA Extraction and Why It’s Done
The Function of a Release Factor in Translation
What Is Translocation in Translation and How Does It Work?
Ribosomal RNA Removal: Why It’s Done and How It Works
GFP Transfection: A Breakthrough in Biological Research
What Is DnaK and What Is Its Function?
What Is Decatenation and Why Is It So Important?
Mitochondrial Ribosomes: Function and Human Health
What Ribo-Seq Reveals About Protein Synthesis