15. Genomes and Genomics
Functional Genomics
15. Genomes and Genomics
Functional Genomics
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Functional Genomics
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ProblemWhich of the following terms describes the study of physical interactions between DNA, RNA, and Protein?
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Proteomics
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Transcriptomics
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Metagenomics
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Interactomics
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ProblemWhich of the following methods is used to study protein interactions in live cells?
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DNA microarrays
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Two-hybrid test
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ChIP
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Reverse genetics
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ProblemWhich of the following methods is used to study protein-DNA interactions?
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DNA microarrays
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Two-hybrid test
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ChIP
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Reverse genetics
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- In this chapter, we focused on a number of interesting applications of genetic engineering, genomics, and biot...
- In this chapter, we focused on the analysis of genomes, transcriptomes, and proteomes and considered important...
- Discuss the similarities and differences between forward and reverse genetic approaches, and when you would ch...
- What is functional genomics? How does it differ from comparative genomics?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of using insertion alleles versus alleles generated by chemicals (as...
- Sequencing the human genome, the development of microarray technology, and personal genomics promise to improv...
- Discuss the advantages (and possible disadvantages) of the different approaches to reverse genetics.
- What functional information about a genome can be determined through applications of chromatin immunoprecipita...
- Translational fusions between a protein of interest and a reporter protein are used to determine the subcellul...
- It can be said that modern biology is experiencing an 'omics' revolution. What does this mean? Explain your an...
- How would you perform a genetic screen to identify genes directing Drosophila wing development? Once you have ...
- A 2-kb fragment of E. coli DNA contains the complete sequence of a gene for which transcription is terminated ...
- Metagenomics studies generate very large amounts of sequence data. Provide examples of genetic insight that ca...
- A 3.5-kb segment of DNA containing the complete sequence of a mouse gene is available. The DNA segment contain...
- A 3.5-kb segment of DNA containing the complete sequence of a mouse gene is available. The DNA segment contain...
- A 3.5-kb segment of DNA containing the complete sequence of a mouse gene is available. The DNA segment contain...
- A 3.5-kb segment of DNA containing the complete sequence of a mouse gene is available. The DNA segment contain...
- A 3.5-kb segment of DNA containing the complete sequence of a mouse gene is available. The DNA segment contain...
- What are DNA microarrays? How are they used?
- A 1.0-kb DNA fragment from the end of the mouse gene described in the previous problem is examined by DNA foo...
- A 1.0-kb DNA fragment from the end of the mouse gene described in the previous problem is examined by DNA foo...
- A 1.0-kb DNA fragment from the end of the mouse gene described in the previous problem is examined by DNA foo...
- How would you design a genetic screen to find genes involved in meiosis?
- Substantial fractions of the genomes of many plants consist of segmental duplications; for example, approximat...
- A substantial fraction of almost every genome sequenced consists of genes that have no known function and that...
- A substantial fraction of almost every genome sequenced consists of genes that have no known function and that...
- In conducting the study described in Problem 24, you have noted that a set of S. cerevisiae genes are represse...
- In conducting the study described in Problem 24, you have noted that a set of S. cerevisiae genes are represse...
- What is the difference between biochemical and biological function?
- Using the two-hybrid system to detect interactions between proteins, you obtained the following results: A clo...
- As shown in Figure 14.1, mutations in the Drosophila Ultrabithorax (Ubx) gene result in wings developing from ...
- Although a single activator may bind many enhancers in the genome to control several target genes, in many cas...
- Hereditary spherocytosis (HS) is a disorder characterized by sphere-shaped red blood cells, anemia, and other ...
- Through a forward genetics screen in Arabidopsis you have identified a mutation that results in leaves curling...
- Transcription factors play key roles in the regulation of gene expression, but to do so, they must act within ...