'Same genotype' presentation slideshows

SUMMARY

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Gene mapping in model organisms

Gene mapping in model organisms. Goal. Identify genes that contribute to common human diseases. Inbred mice. Advantages of the mouse. Small and cheap Inbred lines Large, controlled crosses Experimental interventions Knock-outs and knock-ins. The mouse as a model. Same genes?

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More Molecular Genetic Technologies (Chapters 8, 9, 10) Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Standard PCR method Real-time qu

More Molecular Genetic Technologies (Chapters 8, 9, 10) Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Standard PCR method Real-time quantitative PCR DNA sequencing Manual dideoxy/automated fluorescent dye Pyrosequencing DNA Fingerprinting (DNA typing/profiling)

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Plant Breeding as an Art and Science

Plant Breeding as an Art and Science. Origins of Agriculture. Harlan (1992) outlined six regions in which agricultural origins occurred. We will examine, briefly, the Near East and Meso-America. The Near East serves as a general introduction to self-pollinated

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Plant Tissue Culture

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BELL WORK: 1. Take out piece of paper and pen/pencil. 2. Put all notes away.

BELL WORK: 1. Take out piece of paper and pen/pencil. 2. Put all notes away. 1. What do we call different forms a gene may have for a trait? 2. What height of pea plant (tall or short) did Mendel find to be dominant? 3. How are dominant and recessive traits represented? (upper or lower case)

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TWO ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY

TWO ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY. Gender Identification & Sexual Orientation What is known about their genetic regulation? Gender Identification Ability of children to identify with and absorb gender roles Most male infants grow up to think of themselves as boys and then men

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TWO ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY

TWO ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY. Gender Identification & Sexual Orientation What is known about their genetic regulation? Gender Identification Ability of children to identify with and absorb gender roles Most male infants grow up to think of themselves as boys and then men

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Exploring Monoallelic Methylation Using High-throughput Sequencing

Exploring Monoallelic Methylation Using High-throughput Sequencing . Cristian Coarfa, Ronald Harris Ting Wang, Aleksandar Milosavljevic, Joe Costello. Comparison of sequencing-based methods to profile DNA methylation and identification of monoallelic epigenetic modifications

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Sources of Hepatitis C Infection (U.S.)

Sources of Hepatitis C Infection (U.S.). Newly Acquired (1995-2000). Previously Acquired (<1990s). Injection Drug Use 60%. Injection Drug Use 68%. Sexual 15%. Transfusion 10%. Unknown 9%. Sexual 18%. Unknown 10%. Other 1%*. Other 1%*. Occupational 4%. Occupational 4%.

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Chapters 8, 9, 10 - Recombinant DNA Technology and Other Molecular Methods Used in Genomic Analysis Topics to be covered

Chapters 8, 9, 10 - Recombinant DNA Technology and Other Molecular Methods Used in Genomic Analysis Topics to be covered today: DNA Fingerprinting (DNA Typing/Genetic Profiling) Application of restriction enzymes to study patterns of genetic polymorphism (RFLPs) Southern Blots & Northern Blots.

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The birthday problem and database searches: The implications of relatives in offender databases

The birthday problem and database searches: The implications of relatives in offender databases. Jason R. Gilder 8/12/2006. The birthday problem. What is the probability of someone randomly picked having your birthday?

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Review of Terminology

Review of Terminology. phenotype genotype homozygous pure line heterozygous hybrid dominant recessive. Terminology, continued. P F 1 F 2 Testcross Backcross. What are the possible genotypes?. Practice Questions.

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A FRAMEWORK FOR COMMUNITY AND ECOSYSTEM GENETICS: FROM GENES TO ECOSYSTEMS

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