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March 04, 2011


                                     Bioinformatics:


This lab was intended to help us familiarize with the data bases that help us compare

different DNA sequences. It helps us compare DNA sequences from different species

and even a certain gene can be sequenced according the species it belongs to. It was

used to find to what organism an unknown sequence belongs to. This was used to find

out which staff member was working with an illegal species of monkey. All we had was

the sequences being worked on the lab. We used the data base to blast the sequence

and compare the results to our species of monkey. It resulted that the second staff

member was working with this illegal species. After the sequence was blasted, the

results turned back at 100% similarity. We can observe that the closer the species are,

the more similar the sequences will be. As an example, after blasting the second

sequence, I found out that other species of monkeys had a close to identical result to

the DNA sequence to that of the tamarin monkey.

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bioinformatics

  • 1. March 04, 2011 Bioinformatics: This lab was intended to help us familiarize with the data bases that help us compare different DNA sequences. It helps us compare DNA sequences from different species and even a certain gene can be sequenced according the species it belongs to. It was used to find to what organism an unknown sequence belongs to. This was used to find out which staff member was working with an illegal species of monkey. All we had was the sequences being worked on the lab. We used the data base to blast the sequence and compare the results to our species of monkey. It resulted that the second staff member was working with this illegal species. After the sequence was blasted, the results turned back at 100% similarity. We can observe that the closer the species are, the more similar the sequences will be. As an example, after blasting the second sequence, I found out that other species of monkeys had a close to identical result to the DNA sequence to that of the tamarin monkey.