Tracing a Trait from a Sequenced Gene to Proteome-Level Function
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This capstone traces one trait from its gene's location on an assembled, mapped genome sequence through transcription and translation to its measurable effect at the proteome level.
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Locating a gene's sequence, per Bio 1579, is not the same accomplishment as characterizing its protein product's structure and interactions, per Bio 1599 — a complete trait-to-function trace needs both stages, not one standing in for the other.
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- 1247 The Central Dogma
- 1281 Tracing Pre-mRNA Processing from Transcription to a Mature mRNA
- 1295 Tracing One Gene from Transcription Through a Finished Protein
- 1567 Integrating Genetic and Physical Maps
- 1579 Tracing Fragments to an Assembled, Annotated Genome Sequence
- 1595 The Proteome
- 1597 "The Genome Fully Predicts the Proteome"
- 1599 Techniques for Protein Analysis
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