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genome sequence does not exist |
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sequence difference the genome sequences of only 3 people reveal over 5 million differences |
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MOST POLYMORPHISMS DO NOT INFLUENCE PHENOTYPE |
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condons make up <2% of the human genome many mutations in codons dont change the amino acid deleterious mutations disappear from the population |
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SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHIS |
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DELETION INSERTION POLYMORPHISM |
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short insertions or deletions of a single or a few base pairs DIP |
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1-10 base sequences repeated 15-100 times in tandem SSR |
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large blocks of duplication or deletion with populations frequency of <1% CNV |
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COMPARISON OF HUMAN AND CHIMPANZEE GENOME |
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reveals that SNP's that occurred since divergence of these species |
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THE SECOND SINGLE BASE CHANGE IS |
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polymorphic in humans the C must be ancestral the T is derived |
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POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION PCR |
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method of making many copies of a target region developed in 1985 faster and less expensive extremely efficient |
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2 OLIGONUCLEOTIDE PRIMERS DEFINE THE TArGET REGION |
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one primer is complementary to one strand of DNA at one end the other primer is complementary to the other strand of DNA at the other end |
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3 STEPS IN EACH PCR CYCLE |
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1) denature strands 2) base pairing of primers 3) polymerization of primers along templat |
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in the amount of target DNA during PCR |
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DETERMINING GENOTYPE BY SEQUENCING PCR PRODUCTS |
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sickle cell anemia is caused by a SNP in the Hb beta gene genotyping can identify carriers and homozygous individuals |
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target regions containing SSR's or DIP's can be amplified by PCR the PCR products vary in size |
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ANALYSIS OF HUNTINGTON DISEASE |
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-autosomal dominant disorder -normal allele has < 34 CAG repeats -disease-causing alleles have 42 or more CAG repeats |
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PRENATAL GENETIC DIAGNOSIS |
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-genotyping fetal cells - cells isolated by amniocentesis-fetal cells in amniotic fluid are extracted using a needle |
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PREIMPLANTATION EMBRYO DIAGNOSIS |
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-utilizes in vitro fertilization and PCR - genotype embryos before placing in womb |
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sequence difference the genome sequences of only 3 people reveal over 5 million differences |
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MOST POLYMORPHISMS DO NOT INFLUENCE PHENOTYPE |
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condons make up <2% of the human genome many mutations in codons dont change the amino acid deleterious mutations disappear from the population |
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SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHIS |
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DELETION INSERTION POLYMORPHISM |
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short insertions or deletions of a single or a few base pairs DIP |
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1-10 base sequences repeated 15-100 times in tandem SSR |
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large blocks of duplication or deletion with populations frequency of <1% CNV |
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COMPARISON OF HUMAN AND CHIMPANZEE GENOME |
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reveals that SNP's that occurred since divergence of these species |
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THE SECOND SINGLE BASE CHANGE IS |
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polymorphic in humans the C must be ancestral the T is derived |
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POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION PCR |
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Definition
method of making many copies of a target region developed in 1985 faster and less expensive extremely efficient |
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2 OLIGONUCLEOTIDE PRIMERS DEFINE THE TArGET REGION |
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Definition
one primer is complementary to one strand of DNA at one end the other primer is complementary to the other strand of DNA at the other end |
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3 STEPS IN EACH PCR CYCLE |
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1) denature strands 2) base pairing of primers 3) polymerization of primers along templat |
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in the amount of target DNA during PCR |
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DETERMINING GENOTYPE BY SEQUENCING PCR PRODUCTS |
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sickle cell anemia is caused by a SNP in the Hb beta gene genotyping can identify carriers and homozygous individuals |
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target regions containing SSR's or DIP's can be amplified by PCR the PCR products vary in size |
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ANALYSIS OF HUNTINGTON DISEASE |
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-autosomal dominant disorder -normal allele has < 34 CAG repeats -disease-causing alleles have 42 or more CAG repeats |
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PRENATAL GENETIC DIAGNOSIS |
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-genotyping fetal cells - cells isolated by amniocentesis-fetal cells in amniotic fluid are extracted using a needle |
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PREIMPLANTATION EMBRYO DIAGNOSIS |
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-utilizes in vitro fertilization and PCR - genotype embryos before placing in womb |
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SSR LOCI ARE HIGHLY POLYMORPHIC |
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many alleles exist in the populaiton an individual person carries only 2 alleles at a given loci |
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GENOTYPE IS DETERMINED BY PCR AT MANY SSR LOCI |
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-13 pairs of PCR primers are labeled with fluorescent dyes - probability that a person has the same alleles at 13 SSR loci is about 1 in 10 trillion |
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CODIS DATABASE IS MAINTAINED BY THE FBI |
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data from all 13 SSR loci data can match DNA from crime scene to a person, or establish innocence |
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is used for DNA fingerprinting |
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SHORT HYBRIDIZATION PROBES |
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can distinguish single-base mismatches |
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HYBRIDIZATION OF SHORT OLIGONUCLEOTIDES TO SAMPLE DNA'S |
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-if there is not mismatch btwn probe and target, hybrid will be stable at high temp -if there is a mismatch, hybrid will not be stable at high temps |
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are used on micoarrays for genotyping |
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ALLELE SPECIFIC OLIGONUCLEOTIDES |
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are attached to a solid support |
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PREPARATION OF GENOMIC DNA |
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fragmented adapter attached amplified by PCR and denatured to make single stranded fluorescent dye coupled to end of single stranded DNA |
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is proportional to the number of copies of each allele |
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disease caused by different mutations in the same gene. |
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individual with different mutant alleles of the same gene |
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disease caused by mutation in one of 2 or more different genes |
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GENOME SEQUENCING IS BECOMING ROUTINE |
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sequencing an entire genome now costs about $5000 sequencing whole-exome is less expensive |
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HIGH THROUGHPUT OR MASSIVELY PARALLEL SEQUENCING |
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is like sanger sequencing with a few modifications: - individual DNA molecules are anchored in place -each base is identified before the next one is added - increased sensitivity elimnates need for cloning or PCR |
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GENOME SEQUENCING REVEALS A SEA OF VARIATION |
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each individual differs at >3 million locations from the refseq human genome |
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HOW CAN WE TELL WHICH POLYMORPHISM CAUSES A DISEASE? |
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-transmission pattern - predicted effect on protein function - clues from other genome sequence |
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SNP PATTERN IN A RARE DOMINANT TRAIT |
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-except heterozygous polymorphism -common variants are poor disease candidates |
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SNP PATTERN IN A RARE RECESSIVE TRAIT |
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-except affected individuals to be homozygotes or transheterozygotes |
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PINPOINTING A DISEASE GENE |
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requires a combination of approaches - nic volker has a severe form of IBD |
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PINPOINTING A DISEASE GENE MAY POINT TO A TREATMENT |
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xiap also causes another disease (XLPD) that results in production of too many white blood cells. -XLPD is treated w/ bone marrow transplant -bone marrow transplant helped nic too |
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