Genomics
- Human Genome project -> 3bill$ , 1990-2003
Comparative genomics vs. Fucntional genomics
How to create a physical Map of Genome
cloning vector
- self replicate in host cell
DNA cloning procedure
Enzyme restriction/endonucleases
Types if restriction sites
Plasmid Cloning Vectors
DNA Cloning
Types of Artificial Chromosomes
a. Bacterial AC (BAC)
1. F Factor (bacteria ORI)
2. Selectable marker
3. MCS
b. Yeast AC (YAC)
1. Telomere (TEL) indicate end of line
2. Centromere (CEN)
3. Selectable markers (TRP1+URA3)
4. Origin of rep sequence (ARS)***eukaryotes only
5. Ori site aswell (allow circular empty vector) *prokaryotes + unique to bacteria prior to insert into yeast
6. MCS
Considerations when building Genomic Library
*** the need of partial digest
Genomic DNA Fragments
- agarose gel electrophresis
Final Steps of creating Genomic Library
- inserted/ TRANSFORMED into org/vector
How to have complete coverage in genome Lib
Chromosome libraries
-seperate based on ind chromo–> cell sorting based on size and shape
DNA sequencing
Sanger+ Dideoxy sequ
dideoxynucleatodide (ddNTP) Dna precussor
–> 3’c has H+
Radioactive vs. Automated method
Pyrosequencing==> pyrograms
Assembling
-shotgun approach :
*genome broken into partiallly overlapping
*library w/ smaller frag ~2kb= sequenced
–> it can lead to missassembling
*library with larger gra=unique sequences
==== higher fold # = better guide
Annotation of variation
Haplotype
- understand inheritance of complex traits
ID and annotation gene sequence using cDNA
how to generate cDNA