Old Exams Flashcards
What is primer walking
- Start with a known sequenced and designed primer
- Sequence a little
- Make new primer
- Sequence a little
- Make a new primer
So on
What are the advantages and disadvantages of primer walking?
Good: pick location
Bad: only small sequences
What are adaptors?
Short oligonucleotides that are ligated to fragments enabling them to hybridize to flow cell
What are the 3 parts of gene ontology?
- Molecular function
- Cellular components
- Biological process
What is BUSCO?
Gene annotation
What is ENCODE?
Regulatory elements
What program identifies protein domains?
HMMER
What are junction reads?
Reads that span into exon/intron regions
What is ATAC-seq?
Used to identify regions that are transcriptionally active
What is homologous?
Shared ancestors
What are syntenic genes?
Colinear (sets of genes are present in the same order in different genomes)
What are the 3 functionalizations?
Pseduo: one normal; one non functional
Neo: one normal; one new function
Sub: split function
What is BUSCO analysis?
Single copy orthologs that are highly conserved
———- Gene, ————- organism = ortholog
Same
Different
———- Gene, ————- organism = Paralog
Different
Same