Lecture 9b: Fungal Genetic and Omits Flashcards

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Genomics

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Study of the content, organisation, function and evolution of genetic information contained in whole genomes

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Comparative genomics

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Study of similarities and differences among genomes of different organisms

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Functional genomics

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Study of the functions of the genetic information contained on genomes

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Transcriptomics

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Study of the expression of the genome

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Proteomics

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The study of the set of all proteins found in a cell

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Bioinformatics

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Interdisciplinary field which combines molecular biology and computer science, develops tools to make sense of DNA, RNA and protein sequence data

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Sequencing

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Process of determining the precise oder of nucleotides within DNA and RNA molecule

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(1st gen)Sanger sequencing is used for

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Individual DNA fragments, plasmids and PCR
* Is expensive for larger sequencing projects

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9
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What was the first full eukaryotic genome to be sequenced

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  • Yeast genome
  • Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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(2nd gen) NGS technologies

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  • Faster than Sanger
  • Less expensive than Sanger
    Does not require electrophoresis
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(3rd gen) Single molecule sequencing

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  • Does not require a PCR step
  • Less expensive
  • High speed
  • Produce long reads
  • Major platforms: PacBio and Oxford nano pore
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12
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Fungal genome contains

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  • Nuclear genome
  • Mitochndrial genome
  • Mobile genetic elements (plasmids and transposable elements)
  • True resident genetic elements (fungal viruses)
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13
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True plasmids

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  • No homology to the mitochondrial genome
  • Cryptic in nature
    Three recognised types (1,2 and 3)
    Transmitted vertically or horizontally
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14
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Source of genetic variation through transposable elements

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  • Disruption of existing genes
  • Alteration of gene expression
  • Chromosomeal rearrangement
  • Addition of genetic material which caneveolve new functions
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15
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What was the first fungal genome sequenced in Africa

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Fusarium circinatum
in Pretoria

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16
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Diagnostic tool for in-field detection of F.circinatum

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Loop-mediated isothermal AMPlification (LAMP)
* Nucleic acid amplification under isothermal conditions

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LAMP diagnostic tool

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Highly sensitive and specific
cost effective