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Sequencing Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What is the importance of sequencing?

A

To know the sequence in a section of DNA

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2
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What is a dideoxynucleotide (ddNTP)? & result of this

A

no -OH on 3’ C = stops elongation bc P-O bond can’t form w/out it

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3
Q

How Sanger sequencing works

A
  • 4x tube rxns: contain dNTP + ddNTP (1 type per tube)
  • ssDNA template
  • use radioactively labelled oligonucleotide primer
  • each tube put in wells of gel electrophoresis=> read bottom-up to get sequence
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4
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how Cycle sequencing works (aka automated sequencing)

A
  • single tube rxn- requires [dNTP] = [ddNTP]
  • ssDNA template
  • fluorescent labels on ddNTP: diff. colour for each
  • Use capillary array & laser to detect sequence
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5
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how to interpret sequencing results

A

Read from smallest to longest strand (bottom-> up)

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6
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List the diff. next generation sequencing & briefly explain its charact.

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  • Pyrosequencing: know which base incorporated due to l pyrophosphate released = ATP = light measured
  • Illumina sequencing: sequencing by synhtesis
  • Ion torrent sequencing: detect pH change when dNTP is incorporated bc H+ released
  • Ion torrent (PGM) throughput: read DNA on site/field bc small device
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7
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Uses/applications for next generation sequencing

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  • Transcriptome analysis, Gene regulation analysis
  • mutation discovery
  • RNA sequencing
  • Whole genome gene expression
  • Methylation analysis (for epigenetics)
  • Forensics
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8
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Distinguish between top-down vs bottom-up whole genome sequencing*

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  • Bottom-up: aka (whole-genome) shotgun sequencing. (Chromosome broken into) lots of large, random fragments (w/ RE) that overlap to cover genome
  • Top-down: aka Hierarchal shot gun sequencing. A smaller scale than shotgun sequ. Long fragments of genomic DNA (100-300kb) obtained & cloned in Hi-capacity vector (BAC) -> cut in smaller pieces & cloned (subclones) -> sequence -> overlap & arrange sequence to see where it originated.
    This process is slow & expensive
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9
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How are physical maps constructed?

A

by chromosome walking technique (similar to heirarchal shotgun sequ.): overlap clones to give order of the sequ.

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10
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Automate sequencing means…

A

to acquire DNA sequence data in real time

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