KA5- Human Genomics Flashcards

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The genome of an organism

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is it’s entire hereditary information encoded in DNA

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A genome

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is made up of genes and other DNA sequences that do not code for proteins

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3
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An individual’s genome

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can be analysed to predict the likelihood of developing certain diseases

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4
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Pharmacogenetics

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is the use of genome information in the choice of drugs

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Personalised medicine

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An individual’s personal genome sequence can be used to select the most effective drugs and dosage to treat their disease (personal medicine).

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DNA sequences

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that code for protein are defined as genes. Other sequences regulate transcription and others are transcribed but never translated.

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Genomic sequencing

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the sequence of nucleotides bases can be determined for individual genes and entire genomes

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Computer programs (genomic sequencing)

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Identify base sequences by looking for sequences similar to known genes

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To compare sequence data

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Computer
Statistical analyses
Genetic data
(Bioinformatics)

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