Intro to Genomics Flashcards

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What is Genomics?

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Study of the entire DNA sequence that contains the complete set of genes for an organism

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What is Genetics?

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Study of how traits are passed down the generations and the role of genes in that process

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What is the Transcriptome?

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DNA is transcribed to RNA and the total RNA content produced is the transcriptome

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What is the Proteome?

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RNA is translated into protein and the total protein content produced is the proteome

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What is transcriptomics?

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Study of all RNA transcripts produced by a cell, tissue or organism

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What is the significance of the Proteome?

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This is the source of an additional level of variation

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How does the proteome create variation?

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Proteins have different patterns of carbohydrates added on post-translationally

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How big is the mitochondrial genome?

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16kbp

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What can a varying mitochondrial genome cause?

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Many diseases associated with variants

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How does the epigenome vary?

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Changes in marks on the DNA strand or in histones

Some disease associations

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What is the Metagenome?

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Genomes of all the organisms from a specific location

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