Reverse transcriptase is an RNA-dependent DNA polymerase enzyme that was simultaneously discovered in 1970 by David Baltimore and Howard Temin. It is found in retroviruses and some eukaryotic cells and allows RNA to be transcribed into DNA. Reverse transcriptase has applications in DNA cloning, pharmaceutical development, and RT-PCR testing.

1. Reverse
Transcriptase
Presented by:
Julie Jane R. Tegerero

2. RNA dependent DNA
polymerase

3. 
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Simultaneous
Discovery in 1970
David Baltimore Howard Temin

4. Reverse
Transcription

5. Reverse Transcription

6. Reverse Transcriptase
in Cells

7. Reverse
Transcriptase
in Viruses

9. Reese Miller Sandra Haro Helene Paquet
Reverse Transcriptase
Applications
DNA Cloning
Pharmaceutical
Industry
RT–PCR Test

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