MCB3020 Final – Flashcards

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Sanger
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The method of nucleotide sequence determination that utilizes dideoxynucleotides was developed by
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False
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Modern automated sequencing machines detect DNA bands by measuring incorporated radioactivity.
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False
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Dideoxynucleotide sequencing methodologies rely on the ability of dideoxynucleotides to facilitate chain extension after incorporation by DNA polymerase.
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A single dideoxynucleotide triphosphate
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Each of the four Sanger sequencing reactions include
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Laser induced fluorescence
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Most automated nucleotide sequencing machines detect bands by
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Is still the main approach used to determine nucleotide sequences
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The Sanger sequencing approach developed in the 1970s
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The molecular organization of genomes. The information content of genomes. The gene products that genomes encode.
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Genomics is the study of
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Fluorescence
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Automated nucleotide sequencing machines detect DNA bands by laser induced
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False
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After completing the nucleotide sequence of a microbial genome, computer translation of DNA sequence allows enzymes to be identified based on a short pattern of amino acid sequence called a contig that corresponds to the active site of the enzyme.
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False
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The whole-genome shotgun approach is useful for sequencing small bacterial genomes but has failed in the case of larger eukaryotic genomes such as those of Drosophila and human.
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False
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In genomic research the term contig refers to overlapping nucleotide sequences that are not adjacent in the genome and are formed from smaller fragments.
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Cloning small gene sized DNA fragments produced by breaking chromosomal DNA with ultrasonic waves.
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Clonal libraries used to determine the sequence of a microbial genome using the whole-genome shotgun approach are typically generated by
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powerful computers and specialized software and automated sequencing of random fragments of genomic DNA
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The whole-genome shotgun approach for collecting the data used to determine the nucleotide sequence of microbial genomes uses
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ORF
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An acronym that describes sequences of a protein-coding gene that specify the amino acid sequence is
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False
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The proteome refers to the collection of open reading frames in a genome.
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the region of a gene that codes for a protein or a functional RNA product
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ORF refers to
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paralogs
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When two or more genes from the same genome have nucleotide sequences so alike that they most probably arose from gene duplication those genes are called
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Bioinformatics
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_______________ is the field concerned with the management and analysis of biological data using computers
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Fluorescent
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Nucleic acids to be analyzed using microarrays are usually tagged by covalent attachment of ___________ molecules
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Microarray
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______________ technology can be used to simultaneously monitor the level of expression of every gene in a cell
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True
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Expressed sequence tags are nucleotide sequences derived from cDNA molecules
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levels of specific RNAs expressed by cells
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DNA microarray technology is used to measure the
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should ultimately help us understand the mechanism by which this organism causes syphilis.
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The genome sequence of Treponema pallidum
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Treponema pallidum
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lacks numerous biosynthetic pathways and thus has numerous nutritional requirements
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it has more DNA repair genes than E. coli
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Analysis of the genome and transcriptome of the highly radiation resistant bacterium Deinococcus radiodurans has revealed all of the following except
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all of the proteins that an organism produces.
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The proteome refers to
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separates proteins based on the pH at which they are electrically neutral
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Isoelectric focusing
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separates proteins based on their isoelectric pH separates proteins based on their size can be used to resolve thousands of proteins in a complex mixture
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Two-dimensional gel electrophoresis
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mass spectrometry
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Protein spots eluted from a 2 dimensional gel analysis can be identified and correlated to specific genes that code for them using
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mass spectrometry
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In modern proteomic analysis the amino acid sequence of a protein can be determined by
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is the entire collection of proteins that an organism can produce
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The proteome
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False
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Since proteins are encoded by nucleotide sequences, the proteome of a microorganism can be readily inferred from the given complete nucleotide sequence of a genome and a high speed computer with specialized software.
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False
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Bioinformatic analysis of genomic nucleotide sequences using specialized software and high-speed computers make it possible to determine how proteins encoded by ORFs are post-translationally modified.
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False
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The term "proteome" refers to the complete amino acid sequence of a protein.
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Functional
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Research focused on determining the function of different cellular proteins, protein interactions and protein regulation is called _________ proteomics.
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Neutral
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Isoelectric focusing separates proteins based on the pH at which they are electrically
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Identification of molecules that could be used to develop or improve a vaccine and identification of molecules that can be targeted by antimicrobial agents
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A long-term goal(s) of the bioinformatic analysis of a pathogenic bacterium is
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run microarray analysis and two-dimensional gels
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In an experiment, you have created a microbial strain in which you have deleted a single gene; to evaluate the transcriptome and the proteome, you
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it is more closely related to M. leprae than to M. bovis
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Analysis of the genome of Mycobacterium tuberculosis has revealed all the following except
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Comparative
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The subdiscipline of genomics that seeks to identify similarities and differences between genomes of different strains and species is called __________ genomics.
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True
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Genome analysis has revealed that horizontal gene transfer is frequently mediated by phages.
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It must be excreted or found on the surface of the pathogen. It must be found in all strains of the pathogen. It must be essential for the survival of the pathogen in the host.
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Which of the following is not a required characteristic of antigens from microbial pathogens that might be used in vaccine production?
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