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Know thy self Luxury Genes - from Forbes.com Gift-hunting for a truly self-obsessed friend? Consider buying him/her a reading of his/her entire DNA code A firm in Cambridge, Mass. called Knome (pronounced "gnome") is offering the service. http://www.knome.com/ Recent News October 2008: Knome Commences Whole-Genome Sequencing Process For First Clients http://www.knome.com/Knome Commences Whole-Genome Sequencing Process For First Clients
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You, on a platter: A customer who pays $350,000 for Knome’s service receives a silver box containing an eight-gigabyte USB drive housing his or her genome sequence and specialized browser software. Credit: courtesy of Knome, Inc.
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PCR Amplifies Target DNA in vitro Replicating target DNA in vitro Taq polymerase Temperature-resistant DNA polymerase –Thermus aquaticus Heat resistant Best for <2 kb target 2581b Hill C9
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Fig. 9.16.4 PCR Replicating target DNA in vitro 2581b Hill C9
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Fig. 9.16.1 Two primers bracket the target region to be amplified Complementary to one strand Anti-parallel Amplify DNA PCR 2581b Hill C9
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Fig. 9.16.1 Amplify DNA PCR The 3’ nucleotide is critical for specificity 2581b Hill C9
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Fig. 9.16.3 Amplify DNA PCR Cycles of repeated replication 2581b Hill C9
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Fig. 9.16.2 Denature Anneal Extend 2581b Hill C9
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Primer Artefact Lane M 1 2 3 4 N P 5 6 7 8 9 10 1.8 kb What is the size of the PCR product? Gel electrophoresis separates PCR amplicons on the basis of size. 2581b Hill C9
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Exponential increase Need to know some sequence information Very sensitive Can amplify from limited starting material Ideal for 2kb target PCR Fig 8-8 2581b Hill C9 The PCR song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5yPkxC Lads&feature=related
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Fig. 9.17.1 DNA sequencing 2581b Hill C9
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Fig. 9.17.2 DNA sequencing 2581b Hill C9
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Fig. 9.17.2 DNA sequencing ddTTP 2581b Hill C9
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Original Strand / Template strand Nascent or New Strand Autoradiograph 2581b Hill C9
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Fig. 9.17.3 2581b Hill C9
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Fig. 9.18.a KH Genomics 10
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Fig. 10.20.d Automated DNA Sequencing KH Genomics 10 Gels are now replaced by capillaries filled with polymers
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Sequencing Chromatogram KH Genomics 10 5’ 3’ Nascent or Newly synthesized strand Close to the sequencing primer Far from the sequencing primer
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Page 349 Heterozygote Detection Maternal template sequence A Paternal template sequence C SNP Single nucleotide polymorphism KH Genomics 10
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Page 349 Heterozygote Detection KH Genomics 10 What would a chromatogram look like if the maternal copy had a deletion of one nucleotide? A typical DNA sequencing read is 1000 nucleotides
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