Genomic sequencing Flashcards

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1
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What can be used to compare sequence data

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Bioinformatics

Computer and statistical analysis

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2
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What does conserved genes mean

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Shows that a group of organisms could be related.

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3
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What is phylogenetics

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The study of evolutionary history and relationships.

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4
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What are the three domains of life

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Archea
Bacteria
Eukaryotes

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What can be used to study evolutionary relatedness

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Sequence data

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6
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What evidence can be used to determine the main sequence of events in the evolution of life

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Fossils and sequence data

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What is the main sequence of events in evolution

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Last universal ancestor 
Prokaryotes 
Photosynthetic organisms 
Eukaryotes 
Multicellularity 
Animals
Vertebrates 
Land plants
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8
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What do molecular clocks do

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Used to show when species diverged during evolution

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What do molecular clocks assume

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A constant mutation rate.

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10
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What is pharmacogenetics

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The use of genome information in the choice of drugs

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What is personalised medicine

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Using an individuals personal genome sequence to select the most effective drugs and dosage to treat their disease.

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