22.1 | | From Genetics to Genomics 1. | | Explain how linkage studies led to the idea to sequence the human genome. | 2. | | Distinguish between the two approaches used to sequence the human genome. |
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22.2 | | DNA Sequencing and Genome Synthesis 3. | | Describe the Sanger method of DNA sequencing. | 4. | | Describe how newer methods of DNA sequencing work. | 5. | | Define synthetic genome. |
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22.3 | | Ways of Looking at Genomes 6. | | List questions that comparative genomics can address. | 7. | | Discuss what the analysis of a representative 1 percent of the human genome revealed. | 8. | | Define human microbiome. |
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22.4 | | Personal Genome Sequencing 9. | | What types of information can personal genome sequencing provide? | 10. | | What are limitations of the utility of personal genome sequencing? |
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