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| application of computational methods to the storage and analysis of biological data |
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| The study of whole sets of genes and their interactions |
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| genetic map of chromosomes based on recombination frequencies |
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| shows physical distance between genes |
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| sequencing of DNA from a whole group of species collected from a single sample |
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| The study of full protein sets (protein genomes) |
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| Sequencing human genome began 1990 finished 2003 |
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| True or False: Number of genes is correlated with size of genome |
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| False. Some bacterias have a larger genome then humans but less genes |
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| True or False: The bulk of the genome is noncoding DNA |
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| True: most of the genome does not code for proteins or RNA |
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| Sequences of DNA that move around in the genome |
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| Transposable element that moves by DNA intermediate |
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| Transposable element that moves by RNA intermediate |
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| True or False: Insertion of transposable element may block, increase, or decrease protein production |
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| collections of identical or very similar genes |
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| True or False: Sequences of DNA on human chromosomes are also found on Mouse chromosomes |
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| True: These sequences have probably stayed together as a unit since the diversion from a common ancestor |
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