Title | Class 4 PDF-2 - Denis Maxwell |
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Author | Wesley Tran |
Course | Biology for Science II |
Institution | The University of Western Ontario |
Pages | 6 |
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Denis Maxwell...
Class 4: Molecular homology
How does one prove homology?
catccggacgaggaggacgtgg aggcggcggagagcagggagca ccgccg gcgaaac aacgca gagaagg gcaaga gacgccg gctgcgggagttcgtggatgca gctta
GlsA
Volvox
catccggacgaggaggacgtgg aggcggcggagagcagggagca ccgccg gcgaaac aacgca gagaagg gcaaga gacgccg gctgcgggagttcgtggatgca gctta
GlsA
Chlamydomonas
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glsA gene in Volvox vs Chlamy
Chlamydomonas Ancestral glsA
glsA
unknown function
glsA A sym m Volvox div etric isio ce n ll
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Sequence alignment to detect similarity
Chlamy Volvox
Chlamy Volvox
Sequence alignment to detect similarity • Computer algorithm
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Sequence alignment to detect similarity • National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) – Repository of all genome, gene & protein data
BLAST • Basic Local Alignment search tool
BLAST
Database (DNA, RNA, Protein)
Query sequence
Output database sequences that align with your sequence
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Top BLAST hits against Chlamy GlsA
Top BLAST hits against Chlamy GlsA
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Establishing homology through probability • The higher the similarity between two sequences the lower the probability that they originated independently of each other and became similar just by chance. • E-value (BLAST statistic) – Chance that two sequences have the score simply by chance. – E...