35 - Basic genetic and bioinformatic technologies Flashcards
all coding mRNA?
transcriptome
all proteins and metabolites
proteome
metabolome
Central dogma
Forms the basis of healthy activity in one cell and are abnormal in disease
- can gain diagnostic info by measuring them
What do ncRNAs do?
alter translation of proteins., cellular activity and alter stability of mRNA
- range of new ways of gene regulation
How was DNA originally sequenced
Sanger Sequencing
What is Sanger Sequencing
- 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
Old Sanger sequencing method
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)
Newer
depends on fluorescent tag or colour for each different base