Molecular Diagnostics DNA Sequencing Flashcards

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Terminology:
Method that allows us to determine the exact nucleotide sequence of a DNA fragment

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DNA sequencing

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TRUE or FALSE:
DNA sequencing applications include diagnostic, forensic, research, and biotechnology

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TRUE

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What are the 3 major methods of DNA sequencing?

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-Direct sequencing (Sanger sequencing)
-Pyrosequencing
-Next-Generation sequencing (NGS)

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4
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DNA sequencing method:
-Most specific method for identifying genetic mutations (lesions) or polymorphisms

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Direct sequencing

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5
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DNA sequencing method developed by Frederick Sanger

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Sanger sequencing

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6
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Another name for Sanger sequencing

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Dideoxy Chain Termination

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7
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Terminology:
Variances in DNA sequence that are found in 1-2% of a given population

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Polymorphism

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8
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Essential components for Sanger sequencing (5)

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  • Template DNA
  • DNA polymerase
  • DNA primer
  • dNTPs (DNA building blocks)
    -ddNTPs (dideoxynucleotides)
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9
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Deoxyribose or Dideoxyribose?

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Deoxyribose

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10
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Deoxyribose or Dideoxyribose?

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Dideoxyribose

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11
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TRUE or FALSE:
Dideoxynucleotides are used to terminate DNA synthesis

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TRUE

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12
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How many tubes are involved in the traditional process for Sanger sequencing?

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4 tubes (one for each dNTP)

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13
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What are the first 7 in this DNA sequence?

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T C C T A A G

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14
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How is the sequence ladder read? (top = closest to wells)
a. Top to bottom
b. Bottom to top

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b. Bottom to top

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15
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What other Sanger sequencing methods are there?

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  • Single tube in which all components are added to one tube and electrophoresed in one lane
  • Automated method using capillary electrophoresis
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16
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DNA sequencing method used to determine DNA sequence without making a sequencing ladder. Does not use gels, fluorescent dyes, or ddNTPs.

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Pyrosequencing

17
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What does pyrosequencing use?

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Light generated when nucleotides are added to a growing strand of DNA

18
Q

Mutation detection and infectious disease typing are applications of which type of DNA sequencing?

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Pyrosequencing

19
Q

The following are essential components for which method of DNA sequencing:
- DNA template
- Sequencing primer
- DNA polymerase
- Enzymes (sulfurylase, luciferase)
- Substrates (APS, luciferin)

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Pyrosequencing

20
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What is the pyrosequencing graph called?

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Pyrogram

21
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DNA sequencing method that sequences large numbers of templates simultaneously

A

Next-Generation sequencing

22
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Ion-conductive sequencing and reversible dye terminator sequencing are clinical technologies of which DNA sequencing method?

A

Next-Generation sequencing

23
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The following are the basic principles of which DNA sequencing method:
- DNA is fragmented into multiple pieces and adapters are added to the ends of the fragments
- This collection of DNA fragments to be sequenced is called a sequencing library
- The library is sequenced using a concept similar to capillary sequencing
- Then the whole sequence is used for data analysis

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Next-Generation analysis