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Genome in sentence

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Now this represents the nucleus of a mosquito cell, and that tangle in the middle represents its genome, the sum total of its genes.
The genome is a composition of all the genetic information encoded by DNA in an organism.
Since we know the signatures of these cancer cells from all the different cancer genome sequencing projects, we can look for those signals in the blood to be able to detect these cancers early.
Then we use molecular biology methods to be able to enrich this DNA for areas of the genome which are known to be associated with cancer, based on the information from the cancer genomics projects.
We did sequence, also, one species many, many times ... human genome.
To understand history, to understand what kind of learning process the genome has been through for the millions of years.
Seven years ago, I wrote an essay in "Science" to celebrate the human genome's 10-year anniversary.
It started from 100 million dollars per human genome.
Now, it's a couple hundred dollars for a human genome.
This is the key to CRISPR’s power: just by injecting Cas9 bound to a short piece of custom guide RNA scientists can edit practically any gene in the genome.
It’s also a powerful tool for studying the genome, allowing scientists to watch what happens when genes are turned off or changed within an organism.
From very primitive beginnings, with a very crude tool kit of stones, we now have a very advanced tool kit, and our tool use has really reached unprecedented levels: we've got buggies to Mars; we've mapped the human genome; and recently even created synthetic life, thanks to Craig Venter.
That was after we finished mapping the entire human genome.
He asked, how big is the minimal genome that will give me a functioning microorganism?
Double strand again, but inside them, they're infected with a virus that has a nice, long, single-stranded genome that we can fold like a piece of paper.
This is part of that genome.
And so computation is some very powerful way to reduce the number of molecules you need to build something, to reduce the size of the genome that you're building.
The first $200 full genome was announced yesterday by Veritas.
So this is what came first, how did it diversify, how did it branch, how large is that genome, on a single page.
Which is, all of us have about 10 places in our genome where we've lost a gene or gained another one.
If you tell me you're going to be the developer of the map of the human genome, you better know what a human genome is; I want you to have expertise.
And then the human genome said, maybe we only have 35,000 genes.
Well, let's take our own genome as an example.
Or maybe like the researchers at the Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri, who have now developed a device that can complete human genome coding in just 26 hours.
One thing is, you know, you'll be hearing from a guy in the next session who said some time ago that he could sequence the human genome in half no time, and everyone said, "Well, it's obviously impossible."
The most important gift your mother and father ever gave you was the two sets of three billion letters of DNA that make up your genome.
Sunlight, smoking, unhealthy eating, even spontaneous mistakes made by your cells, all cause changes to your genome.
And children with progeria are born with a T at a single position in their genome where you have a C, with the devastating consequence that these wonderful, bright kids age very rapidly and pass away by about age 14.
Remarkable researchers including Emmanuelle Charpentier, George Church, Jennifer Doudna and Feng Zhang showed six years ago how CRISPR scissors could be programmed to cut DNA sequences of our choosing, including sequences in your genome, instead of the viral DNA sequences chosen by bacteria.
Cutting a DNA sequence in your genome also disrupts the function of the cut gene, typically, by causing the insertion and deletion of random mixtures of DNA letters at the cut site.
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