DNA Sequencing Flashcards

1
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When was Sanger sequencing invented?

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1977

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2
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What method does Sanger sequencing use?

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Chain termination method - Dye terminating sequencing

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3
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What is the read length of Sanger sequencing?

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700-900bp

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4
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What is the fidelity of Sanger sequencing?

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High

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5
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What were some benefits of Next Generation Sequencing?

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  • Cheaper, Faster, more Accurate
  • 1 Human genome per day capacity
  • Higher depth of sequencing
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6
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How much coverage do we need to determine the genome of an organism that we do not already know?

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80x - This is called de novo sequencing

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7
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How much coverage do we need to determine the genome of an organism, when we have a reference genome?

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10-30x - This is called resequencing

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8
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What does the Oxford Nanopore do?

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Single molecule sequencing

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9
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What are some sources of noise in DNA sequencing?

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DNA sampling bias
Library prep bias
PCR Primer bases
Homopolymer
GC content coverage bias

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