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Biology Paper 2
Gene expression
Genome projects
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Genome
Complete set of
genetic
information contained in the
cells
of an organism
Genome sequencing
1. Identifying the
DNA base sequence
of an individual
2. Allows us to determine the amino acid sequence of the
polypeptides
coded for by that
DNA
Proteome
Complete range of
proteins
that can be produced by a
cell
In
simple
organisms
Directly
translating
the genome into the
proteome
is possible
In
complex organisms
Directly translating the genome into the
proteome
is much
harder
due to the presence of non-coding DNA & regulatory genes
Application of sequencing the proteome in simple organisms
Identifying
potential antigens
for use in
vaccine
production
Applications
of genome sequencing
Comparing genomes between species to determine evolutionary
relationships
Genetic
matching
Personalised
medicine
Synthetic
biology
Sequencing methods
1.
Reaction
mixture is created
2.
Machine
reads the
base sequence
Sequencing methods have changed over time as it used to be a manual process, however now it has become
automated