8.3 Genome project Flashcards

1
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Define genome

A

The complete set of genes in a cell

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2
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Define proteome

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The full range of proteins the cell can produce

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3
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What are the 2 aims of the genome project

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  • Map base sequences of genes
  • Map loci of genes on chromosomes
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4
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What do sequencing projects do

A

Determine the entire DNA base sequence of organisms

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5
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What have sequencing projects done

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Have read the genomes of a wide range of organisms

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6
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What project completed the mapping of the human genome

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The human genome project

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7
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In what year was the mapping of the human genome complete

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2003

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8
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What are 2 reasons as to why we do genome sequencing

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  • Look at relatedness
  • Genetic modification
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9
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What is the name of the project that sequence single-celled organisms

A

Human microbiome project

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10
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What is the main application of sequencing simpler organisms

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Identification of potential antigens for use in vaccine production

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11
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What 2 reasons make it harder for more complex organisms to be sequenced

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  • Presence of non-coding DNA
  • Regulatory genes
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