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Who developed H-W Equilibrium?

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Godfrey Hardy and Wilhelm Wienberg

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What percentage of the human genome codes for proteins?

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2% out of 3.1 billion nucleotides.

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There are roughly 25,000 protein coding genes in the human genome How are there over 100,000 gene products?

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Alternative Splicing

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ChIP

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Chromatin Immuno-precipitation: designed to map protein-DNA interactions and are useful for identifying genes that are regulated by DNA-binding transcription factors.

Necessary Materials:
Adenine Nucleotides
1) DNA bound by formaldehyde
2) DNA extracted from cells and put into small fragments
3) Anti-body added to recognize and get protein
4) Antibody bound by bead for precipitation
rRNA
RITS and RISC

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5
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What percentage genes in the human genome code for protein that have no known function?

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41%

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Open Reading Frames typically do not contain this terrible triplets?

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Stop codons

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Among people of all racial and ethnic origins, the human genome is nearly the same what is the accepted percent difference in genomic composition between two individuals?

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0.1 percent variation

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T/F An mRNA sequence must be compared to an open reading frame in order to determine the location of introns

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False

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What is the name given for a single base-pair difference in human DNA and what does this account for at a phenotypic level?

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SNPs; give rise to alleles

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10
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Venter’s two haploid genomes contained______

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3,213,401 SNPs

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Venter’s Two chromosomes were 99.5 percent identical. However, he was still a hetero zygote for what percentage of his genes?

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44%

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12
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Humans share 80 percent of their genome with what model organisms

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Mice!

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why does research of the dog genome provide us with advantages for studying heritable human diseases?

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Dogs share 400 single-gene disorders, sex chromosome aneuploidies, and behavioral conditions with humans.

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How many protein coding genes are there in a human genome?

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20,000 protein coding genes

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What percentage of the genome is from transpoasable elements and other repetitive sequences?

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50%

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Human Genome project goals

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1) Establish Functional categories of all human genes
2) Analyze genetic variation
3) Map and Sequence many model organisms commonly used
4) develop new sequencing strategies
5) share genetic information with scientists and the public

17
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Nutrigenomics

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The Idea that a diet can be tailored to an individual genome and improve health