35 - Basic genetic and bioinformatic technologies Flashcards

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all coding mRNA?

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transcriptome

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2
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all proteins and metabolites

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proteome

metabolome

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3
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Central dogma

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Forms the basis of healthy activity in one cell and are abnormal in disease
- can gain diagnostic info by measuring them

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4
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What do ncRNAs do?

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alter translation of proteins., cellular activity and alter stability of mRNA
- range of new ways of gene regulation

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5
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How was DNA originally sequenced

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Sanger Sequencing

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6
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What is Sanger Sequencing

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  • DNA sequencing to study a single gene
  • involves labelling DNA with an enzyme that distends the DNA and causes it to emit colour or a radioactive band on radioactive gel
  • enabled sequencing of human genome
  • establish the sequence of a piece of DNA/gene
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7
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Old Sanger sequencing method

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Radioactive band method depends on the enzyme stopping sand a product (piece of partially made DNA with a gene added to it stopping it at a particular place when you separate the DNA)

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8
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Newer

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depends on fluorescent tag or colour for each different base

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