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9.1 Fragmenting DNA
• 9.2 Cloning DNA fragments • 9.3 Sequencing DNA • 9.4 Sequencing genomes • 9.5 Finding the genes in genomes • 9.6 Genome architecture and evolution
• 9.7 Bioinformatics: Information technology and genomes
n Looking for long open reading frames (开放阅读框,ORFs) in genomic DNA sequences. n In any random sequence of DNA, there would be a
stop codon after about 64/3≈21 triplets.
n Useful but not perfect.
n By chance rarely contain a long ORF中国同性恋者
n Many genes are interrupted by introns, some exons
are so small
n Finding conserved DNA sequences
n The identification of genes in one organism facilitates
dpppthe identification of homologous genes in another
organism.
Species relatedness and genome conservation between
H. sapiens and other vertebrates
n Phylogenetic tree (系统进化树)
dce
n Branch points represent a series
of nested common ancestors
n Number at each branchpoint is
《产业结构调整指导目录(2011年本)》millions of years before the杨诗丽
数字化present