Chapter 20 Flashcards

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What is the field of genetics that attempts to understand the content, organization, function, and evolution of the genetic information contained in the whole genome

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genomics

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What is the study of the organization and sequence of the genetic information contained within a genome?

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structural genomics

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What are maps that provide a rough approximation of the locations of genes relative to the locations of other known genes

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Genetic Maps or linkage maps

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What are maps that are based on the direct analysis of DNA?

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physical maps

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What are maps created by sequencing short fragments to create a full map

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map-based sequencing

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What is a set of two or more overlapping DNA fragments that form a contiguous stretch

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Contig

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What is a sequence strategy where small clones are prepared and sequenced

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whole-genome shotgun sequencing

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What is the average number of times a nucleotide in the genome is sequenced

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sequencing coverage

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What is a site in the genome where members of a species differ in a single base pair?

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single-nucleotide polymorphism

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What is the specific set of genetic material on a single chromosome or part of a chromosome?

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haplotype

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What are the few SNP to identify a haplotype?

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tag-SNPs

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What are studies that use multiple SNPs across the genome to find genes of interest

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Genome-wide association studies

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What is an interdisciplinary field that combines molecular biology and computer science

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bioinformatics

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What means linking a sequence of information to the information about its function and expression, the protein t encodes, and similar genes in other species.

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annotation

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What is the emerging field in which genome sequences of an entire group of organisms that inhabit a common environment are sampled and determined.

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metagenomics

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What is the name for the bacteria that inhabit the skin and other parts of the body

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What is the name for the field that seeks to design organisms that might provide useful functions

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synthetic biology

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What is the field that characterizes what sequences do

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functional genomics

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What is the identification of all RNA molecules transcribed from a genome

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transcriptome

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What is the identification of all the proteins encoded by the genome

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What are genes that are evolutionary related

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homologous genes

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What are evolutionary related genes derived from the same gene from a common ancestor

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What are evolutionary related genes derived from a duplication of a single gene in the past

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What are the regions in complex proteins that have specific shapes or functions

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protein domains

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What is the genomic method that examines the expression of genes
transcriptomics
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What transcriptomic approach uses nucleic acid hybridization to determine expression?
microarrays
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What is the visual representation of a continuous variable?
heat maps
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What is another approach to transcriptomics where RNA molecules are converted to DNA and sequenced
RNA sequencing
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What is the random inducement of mutations on a genome-wide basis and mapping the molecular markers completed together referred to as?
mutagenesis screening
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What is the field of genomics that studies the similarities and differences in gene content, function, and organization among different organisms.
comparative genomics
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What is a group of evolutionary related genes that arose through through repeated duplication and evolution of an ancestral gene
multigene gamily
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What are large chromosomal regions with no protein-encoding genes
gene desert
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What is the study of the proteome
proteomics
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What is the effort to identify and characterize all proteins in the human body?
Human Proteome Project
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What is one method to separate proteins by charge and mass
two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis
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What is a method to precisely determine the molecular mass of a molecule.
mass spectrometry
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what is the mechanism where an antibody captures a protein to pull down any other one's with which it reacts
affinity capture
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what is the complete set of protein interactions in a cell
interactome
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What is a microarray used for proteins
protein microarray