Ka8 Genomic Sequencing Flashcards

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What is genomic sequencing

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A technique used to determine the sequence of nucleotide bases for individuals genes and their entire genome

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What is sequence data

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The genetic information can be related to the function of the genes eg the AA and what protein is made

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What is bionformatics

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Using computer programmes and and statistics to store and compare sequence data

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What can the information gained from genetic sequencing be used for

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Investigate evolutionary biology, inheritance and personalised medicine

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What is comparative genomics

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When the genome of different species can be compared
This shows that many genes are found in a conserved state across different species

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What can highly conserved genes be used for

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Compare the genome of 2 groups of organisms to show how closely or distantly related they are

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What are genome sequences useful for

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Studying disease causing organisms
Pest species
Used for research
Model organisms

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What is phylogenetics

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The study of evolutionary history and relationships between different groups of organisms

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What do mutations allow

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Allows loving things to change their genome
If 2 groups become more and more different they will diverge

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What is sequence divergence

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The more different base sequences the more distantly related the 2 groups are

Sequence divergence is used to estimate the last time lineages diverge

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What is a phylogenetic tree

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These can be drawn using sequence date and fossil evidence

Phylogenetic trees shoe the emerge of different species from a common ancestor

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What does comparing sequence data and fossil evidence give

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Evidence of the 3 domains of life

Bacteria
Archaea
Eukaryotes

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What is the order of events in the evolutionary of life

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1, cells
2, last universal ancestor
3, prokaryotes
4, pholosynthetic organisms
5, eukaryotes
6, multicellular organisms
7, vertebrates
8, land plants

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What is pharmacogentics

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The study of how drugs might be designed to best suit individuals with a particular gene sequence

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What are molecular clocks

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Used to show when evolutionary species diverge during evolution

Differences in the sequence data between species indicate the time of diverge from a common ancestor

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What is personal genomics

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Analysing a persons genome to predict the development of certain diseases

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What is personalised medicine

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The most effective drug and orange based on a individuals genome

Risk of developing a genetic disorder/ disease can be identified