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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 Are Replisomes and How Do They Work?
MiRNA Structure: From Biogenesis to Function
The RNAi Pathway: How Gene Silencing Works
What Is Catabolite Activator Protein and How Does It Work?
What Is the RNA-Induced Silencing Complex?
What Is the Initiation of Protein Synthesis?
Catalytic RNA: Function, Roles, and Applications
What Is Translation Regulation and Why Is It Important?
What Is the AraC Protein and How Does It Work?
What Does DNA Gyrase Do and Why Is It Important?
What Are Nuclear Speckles and What Is Their Function?
What Are Cyclobutane Pyrimidine Dimers?
What Is smFISH and How Is It Used to Visualize RNA?
What Is Cotransfection and How Does It Work?
What Is 23S rRNA? Its Function and Role in Biology
RNA Silencing: The Process, Function, and Applications
What Is the Y2H (Yeast Two-Hybrid) System?
The Relationship Between Transcription and the Ribosome
The Function and Mechanism of Ribosome Recycling
IRES-Mediated Translation: A Cap-Independent Mechanism
Neomycin Phosphotransferase II: Function, Mechanism, & Safety
Function and Steps of the SRP Pathway
The Process of Holliday Junction Resolution
What Is a DNA Nuclease and How Does It Function?
RNA Labeling: Methods and Key Applications
What Is Transcription Machinery and How Does It Work?
What Are Condensins and How Do They Work?
What is Aminoacylation and Why Is It Important?
Telomere Attrition and Its Role in the Aging Process
What Is the HIV Rev Protein and Why Is It Important?