DNA sequencing and personalised medicine Flashcards

next generation sequencing: explain the principles of next generation sequencing, and how it differs from Sanger sequencing

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Sanger sequencing: principle, requirements and limitations

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locate specific SNP and so determine sequence; required lot of DNA, fluorescent or radioactive dd primer; 1 sequence added at a time

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next-generation sequencing: method and requirements

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PCR amplification then all clusters sequenced at same time OR single molecule pulled through tiny channel as each nucleotide has different shape; reference sequence needed

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next-generation sequencing: advantages

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faster, cheaper to sequence whole genome

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next-generation sequencing: disadvantages

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less accurate, short read length

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next-generation sequencing: purpose

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target specific genes, coding sequence, protein-bound regions, epigenome (DNA methylation sites)

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