9.4 Sequencing genomes Flashcards

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The Human Genome project began using the ?

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hierarchical strategy

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What are the 5 steps of the hierarchical strategy?

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  1. Construct a BAC genomic library
  2. Identify sets of overlapping BAC clones
  3. Shear DBA from each BAC separately to make smaller clones
  4. Sequence DNA
  5. Assemble sequences based on overlap
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What is the hierarchical strategy(hierarchical shotgun sequencing)?

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It is a method used to sequence large genomes such as the human genome. his approach involves breaking down the genome into smaller, manageable pieces, sequencing them, and then assembling the complete sequence.

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Who developed the shotgun strategy and why?

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Celera did in order to sequence the whole-genome

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What are the three steps of shotgun strategy

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  1. Shear genomic DNA to make shotgun (uncharacterized) clones
  2. Sequence DNA
  3. Assemble sequences based on overlap
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The whole-genome shotgun approach can be highly __________

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automated

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The shotgun strategy helps overcome problems due to repetitive ____

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DNA

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