Sequencing Flashcards

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Sanger sequencing

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Dideoxy nucleotides terminate DNA strand elongation, which allows determination of the DNA sequence.

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Key components of sanger sequencing

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DNA polymerase, DNA template, primers, deoxynucleotide triphosphates (dNTPs) and small amount of dideoxynucleotide triphosphates.

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Human Genome project

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13 year long, 20 universities, worldwide, 3 billion dollar science project.

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Next Generation sequencing

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A collection of modern sequencing technologies that allow rapid sequencing.

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Roche 454 pyrosequencing

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Uses beads to clonally amplify and sequencing through the use of pyrosequences.

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Illumina Sequencing steps

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Library preparation
Cluster amplification
Sequencing process

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3rd generation sequencing

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Capable of sequencing a single molecule without a need for amplification.

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PacBio

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Long reading sequencing with high error rates and costs, but invaluable for hybrid DNA assemblies.

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Fluorescent labelling in sequencing

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Fluorescent labels in sequencing technologies are expected to further drive down costs and enhance capabilities.

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