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Title: BIOINFORMATICS Seminar 621 62504


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BIOINFORMATICSSeminar 6/21 6/25/04
  • Attended by
  • Teri Alvarez-Ziegler

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Bioinformatics
  • Mining for useful information
  • Applications of some rules strategies for
    finding genes

ORF
  • Open Reading Frame

3
Teaching / Lesson Activities
  • Power point presentation
  • Video
  • Liked Daves example of spacing reading DNA
  • Put together DNA models (DNA KNEX)
  • Live sliced potato varieties demonstration

4
NCBI Steven Pechous
  • Synteny comparison between
  • Entrez
  • Human Genome Resources
  • BLAST
  • Comparative Genomics
  • PubMed

5
Teaching / Lesson Activities
  • PPT with accompanying handouts
  • Hands on computer tutorial within the data bank
  • Use of monitor/screen to follow along
  • Time for on own exploration

6
TIGR Willem Albert Rensink
  • Structural Genomics primary sequence (ATGC)
    identification of the genes within an organism
  • The omics world genomics, transcriptomics,
    proteomics, metabolomics
  • EST Expressed Sequence Tag
  • cDNA copy DNA, after RNA
  • EST Expressed Sequence Tag

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Outline
  • Genomics technologies
  • Genome sequencing and annotation
  • Microarrays
  • Plant Genomics
  • Potato functional genomics
  • Plant databases
  • Microarray data of biotic stress in potato
  • Microbial Genomics
  • Microbial Genomics resources
  • Human Genetics
  • DNA fingerprinting
  • Ancestry analysis

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Two Different Approaches for Sequencing
  • Directed
  • Make a clone library.
  • Map clones.
  • Select a set of overlapping clones to sequence.
  • Assemble complete sequences.
  • Random Shotgun
  • Make library of random inserts.
  • Sequence to high redundancy.
  • Assemble.
  • Close gaps between assemblies.

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Understanding Biological Processes ie. biology
experiment steps
  • Biological question of interest
  • Plant pathogen interaction
  • Describe the process
  • Plants get infected and die
  • HR response
  • Identify components
  • Virulence factors
  • R-genes
  • Explain the process
  • The plant can recognize the virulence factors
    biology question of interest

10
Use of Microarrays to Detect Pathogens Tim
Straub
  • Microarrays - a miniaturization of the former
    high density dot blots on nylon membranes
  • FASTA format
  • Clustal W
  • Box Shade

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Use of Real Time PCR to Detect Pathogens George
Vandemark
  • Comparisons between resistant and susceptible
    plants
  • Phytophtora Root Rot
  • Saranac (S)
  • Waph-1 (R)
  • SCAR specific examples

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Use of Bioinformatics to Study Biodiversity Ted
Kisha
  • NPGS National Plant Germplasm System
  • Germplasm diversity available in plant

  • life
  • GRIN Germplasm Resources Information
  • Network
  • Genetic Marker an image or representation of a
    specific, heritable DNA sequence that can be
    mapped to a specific locus

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  • AFLP Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism
  • PIC Polymorphism Information Content
  • Diversity Analysis Pair-wise comparisons,
    create a matrix of similarity, construct a tree
    using computer algorithm such as UPGMA

14
Conclusion of What I Learned
  • Review of DNA / genetic processes
  • Ability to access use Bioinformatics databases
    within my classroom
  • Ideas for different learning activities
  • Realized that what I learned is just the tip of
    the iceberg to what is actually out there
  • Met a variety of people from different areas,
    ages, levels of educational backgrounds, and
    personal objectives for attending the workshop

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Thank you!
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