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| Sequence tagged sites (STSs) |
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| unique DNA sequences that serve as molecular markers |
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| whole-genome shotgun sequencing |
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| a genome sequencing strategy that voids physical mapping |
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| fragments of DNA on a chip |
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| the joining together of the exons of a gene in different combinations. |
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| a map showing the order of cloned inserts of DNA |
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| a polymorphic single-base site. |
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| stimulation of protein synthesis by a specific molecule. |
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| site to which repressor binds. |
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| glucose prevents expression of catabolic operons. |
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| often fused to regulatory regions of genes whose expression is being monitored. |
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| gene regulation involving premature termination of transcription. |
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| transcriptional silencing |
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| pattern of expression is dependent on which parent transmitted the allele |
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| prevents or reduces gene expression post transcriptionally. |
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| multimers of identical subunits |
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| multimers of nonidentical subunits |
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| marks a protein for deradation |
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| a short DNA fragment that can be synthesized by a machine. |
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| a DNA molecule used for transporting replicating, and purifying a DNA fragment |
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| short single stranded sequences found at the ends of many restriction fragments. |
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| contains genetic material from two different organisms. |
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| computational method for determining the possible sequence of base pairs associated with a particular region of a polypeptide. |
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| a collection of the DNA fragments of a given species, inserted into a vector. |
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| the number of DNA fragments that are sufficient in aggregate length to contain the entire genome of a specified organism. |
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| DNA copied from RNA by reverse transcriptase. |
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| efficient and rapid technique for amplifiying the number of copies of a DNA fragment. |
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| stable binding of single-stranded DNA molecules to each other. |
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