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Question 1

Epigenetics

Answer 1

Study of how behavior and envirnment can causes changes that affect the way our gene work. Unlike genetic changes, epigenetic changes are reversible and do not change our DNA sequence, but they can change how your body reads a DNA sequence.

Question 2

DNA Sequencing

Answer 2

Determining the order of four nucleotide acid bases in DNA. They are adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine.

Question 3

Proteomics

Answer 3

Large scale analysis of proteins.

Question 4

Imaging mass spectrometry

Answer 4

label-free analytical technique that can visualize spatial distribution of molecules on the sample surface

Question 5

Pathways analysis

Answer 5

Pathways is a model describing the interaction of genes, proteins or metabolites with cells, tissues, or organisms not set of genes.

Question 6

Gene set analysis

Answer 6

Gen set analysis is an unordered and unstructured collection of genes that are associated with a
a specific biological process (e.g. cell cycle), location (e.g. on chromosome 1), disease (e.g. breast cancer)