Exam 1 - Review Flashcards

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The use of computer datases/algorithms to analyze proteins/genes/complete collection of DNAs that comprise an organism (i.e. genome)

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Bioinformatics

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2
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Intersection of healthcare and data acquisition/analysis, bringing together the skills of healthcare and computer sciences in order to improve healthcare.

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Medical informatics

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3
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Division of GenBank, contains sequence data and other information on “single-pass” cDNA sequences from numerous organisms.

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dbEST

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4
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System that automatically partitions GenBank sequences into a non-redundant set of gene-oriented clusters.

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UniGene

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5
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Stores gene expression profiles derived from curated GEO Dataset

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Geo profiles

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6
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Stores original submitter-supplied records (i.e. series, samples, and platforms) as well as curated Datasets

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GEO datasets

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7
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What is GUI?

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A graphical representation which allows users to interact with software through graphical icons.

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8
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What is command line?

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Console or text-based representation in which the user types commands to operate software or devices

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9
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A program that controls the hardware and provides services to other programs (i.e. Linux or Windows)

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Operating system

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10
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A way of specifying operations

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Programming language

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11
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What are some challenges bi data analytics in healthcare face?

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Capture, cleaning, storage, security, visualization, updating

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12
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What is a data silo?

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A collection of information in an organization that is isolated from and not accessible by other parts of the organization

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13
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Field looking to improve disease outcomes by developing smart diagnostics and targeted therapeutics.

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Translational genomics

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14
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Used to determine whether a particular therapy will be useful for a patient.

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Clinical genomics

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15
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What is a transcriptome?

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All RNA molecules in one cell or a population of cells

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16
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Generally describe how RNA-seq is used.

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Converts long RNAs into a library of cDNA fragments which are sequenced using high-throughput sequencing and aligned to a reference genome

17
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What are the components of a good abstract?

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Informative title, explains project and why it is important, describes the known an unknown (i.e. how will the unknown be addressed), explains tools used, describes results