Week 10 Flashcards

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Metabolic labelling

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Stable isotope labelled metabolite incorporated into protein. Mass tagging. Often arginase

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2
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Chemical labelling

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Incorporated via chemical reaction afterwards.

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3
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Mean of measuring half-life easily?

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Grow cell in medium-labelling tissue, then change to heavy isotope. They will convert slowly to completely heavy isotope - this rate is proportional to their half-life.

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4
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GWAS

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Large case/control pop –> blood samples –> SNP chips –> pop analysis –> Manhattan plot.

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5
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Odds Ratio (OR)

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(odds outcome occurs given exposure compared to odds outcome given no exposure).

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Whole genome/exon sequencing

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Fragment DNA and hybridise. Wash and sequence captured DNA, allowing them for mapping, alignment and variant calling.

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Illumina sequencing

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Fragment genome and put on polyA tails + labelled nucleotide. Hybridise to the primer. Each base has their own dye that can be identified for sequencing.

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