MMbio 240 Flashcards

(55 cards)

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Sequencing read

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segmented fragments of the sequence

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Sequencing assembly

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process of sequencing

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sequencing contig

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overlapping clones in sequence

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consensus sequence

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sequence that has nucleotides that are most used (majority rule)

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5
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precision medicine

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medicine tailored to certain genes

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diploid genome

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2?

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ortholog

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2 species with similar gene

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homolog

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similarities within same species

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paralog

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similarities within cell

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allele

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one part of gene

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synteny

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genes are similar across different species

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homologous chromosomes

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2 chromosomes that are same

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sister chromatids

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make up chromosome

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genomics

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comparison of DNA sequences
better understand genetic composition and genetic relationships or evolution

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transcriptomics

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comparisons of RNA (transcriptomes)

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proteomics

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comparisons of proteins

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intron

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portions of DNA that can be removed

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exon

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codable parts of DNA

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splicing

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splicing out introns

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20
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linkage analysis

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seeing if a disease is attached to a certain gene

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21
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duplication

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duplicating a nucleotide

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transposition

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nucleotide gets moved to different part of gene

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inversion

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gene gets inverted in on itself

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dot plot

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can compare genes, see how closely related they are

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genome map
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phylogenetic tree
see how closely related organisms are
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clade
group with common ancestor
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branch
branch of phylogenetic tree
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node
common ancestor
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in group
clade all bunched together
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outgroup
organism with most differences
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motif
recurring sequence in genes
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topology
use topoisomerase to cut DNA strands
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telomere
end part of DNA
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centromere
center of chromosome
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kinetochore
place where spindles attach on the chromosome
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telomerase
adds nucleotides to telomere
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telomere repeat sequence
telomere repeats a lot. makes DNA polymerase unable to transcribe it
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genomic packaging
histones do this
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bacterial core proteins
kinda like histone proteins, DNA wraps around it
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nucleoid
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supercoil
coiled coiled DNA
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mtDNA
mitochondrial DNA
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histones
proteins that DNA wraps around. provide structural support for proteins
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Topoisomerase
enzymes that create alterations in DNA
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linkage sites (Lk)
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topoisomer
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NICK
small cut on gene
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electrophoresis
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relaxed DNA
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chromosomal scaffold
residue after extraction of histones, mostly histones
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linker DNA
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SMC protein
promote chromosome condensation. creates contact between segments of DNA
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HAT
transfers acetyl groups to histone tail
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HDAC
removes acetyl groups from histone tails