Introduction to Genomics Flashcards

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What is Genomics?

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The study of then entire DNA sequence that contains the complete set of genes for an organism Essentially the study of DNA genome

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What are Genetics?

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

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What is Transcriptome?

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The total RNA content produced from DNA transcribing into RNA

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What is Proteome?

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The total protein content, from RNA being translated into proteins

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What is Transcriptomics?

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The study of all the RNA transcripts produced by a cell, tissue or organism

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Protein/ proteome is the source of what?

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Additional level of variation

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How do proteins add a level of variation?

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Proteins have different patterns of carbohydrates added on post-translationally

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What are Microarrays still used for?

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Stilled used for SNP genotyping

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List 3 of our ‘Other’ Genomes.

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  1. Mitochondrial 2. Epigenome 3. Metagenome
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What is an Epigenome?

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The record of changes in marks on the DNA strand or in histones of an organism

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What is Metagenome?

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Metagenome is the genomes of all organisms from a specific location

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What is Metagenomics?

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The study of genetic material recovered directly from environmental samples

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