Topic:Microarrays, Concepts in Bio 1103 If given a microarray, be able to explain what color spots...
Topic:Microarrays, Concepts in Bio 1103
If given a microarray, be able to explain what color spots you would expect to see for genes that are expressed in normal cells or overexpressed or under-expressed in cancer cell?
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In microarray experiments, we get three types of colored dots red, yellow and green. If there is overexpression of certain mRNA the cell the dots will be red, the yellow color corresponds to normal expression while the green color signifies under-expressed cells. Also, the color changes to orange if a gene is moderately overexpressed and light green is moderately under-expressed.
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table 1 , Question 1 and 10
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In DNA sequencing, ddNTPs differ from dNTPs in that ddNTPs are
lacking a OH at the
a.
2' carbon
b.
5' carbon
c.
3' carbon
please answer as many as you can!! I am low on questions and
could use the help!
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Please make sure to explain thoroughly. I need to master
concepts. Thumbs up will be given!
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