LECTURE - DNA Sequencing Flashcards
1
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absolute quantification
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- to measure the # of molecules of the gene target in a group of samples
- method std curve
2
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relative quantification
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- to measure relative change in the quantity of a gene between two or more samples
- std curve method or comparative Ct
3
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functions of Std Curves
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- take efficiency into account
- convert Ct’s to quantity units
- test dynamic range
4
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different sequencing methods
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- Sanger sequencing (dideoxynucleotide chain termination)
- pyrosequencing
- bisulfite DNA sequence
- sequencing by synthesis (next gen)
> Illumina and Ion Torrent
5
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Sanger sequencing Workflow
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- extraction
- PCR
- sample preparation
- Sanger Sequencing
- Capillary electrophoresis
- analysis
6
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DNA sequencing is used in the lab for a variety of reasons:
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- detecting mutations
- typing microorganisms
- identifying human haplotypes
- designating polymorphisms