lecture 9 Flashcards by darin daw

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Hieracrchical shotgun Sequencing method

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Whole Genome Shotun sequencing method

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human genome organization in light of huna genome project

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at least 50% of the human genome are

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genes are concentrated in randome arease along the genome

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human genome 3200 mb

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component of the human genome

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gene density

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the 50 KBsegment of human Genome contains

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difference gene composions

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number of intron signifiy

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unkown sequence

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repetitive unite

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type of repetitive sequence

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name of repetitive element

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percentage and type

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transposon definition

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transposn type

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class 2 transposons

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type 1 transposone

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hiv 1

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transposone in bacteria

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transposone and mutation

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SINES LINES

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HIPPON THEROY

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LINES

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HOW LINES WORK

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SINE

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SINES DISEAE

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ALU LEMENT

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APPLICATION OF REPETITIVE UNITE OF DNA

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USE OF SNP

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HUMAN MITOCHONDERIAL GENE

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DIAGRAM OF MITOCHONDERIAL GENE

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ORIGIN OF MITOCHONDERIAL

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UNIQUE FEATURE OF MITOCHONDERIAL

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HOMOPLASY

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SOME GENE ARE MITOCHONDERIAL IN ORIGN

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THEROY OF ENDOSYMBIOSIS

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CYANOBACTEIAL

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RICTESTIA

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WHAT MAKE HUMAN DIFFERENT

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MAKE US UNIQUW

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