02180nam a22002057a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005802800780007608200150015410000410016924500780021025000160028826000410030430000230034536500080036850515500037665000150192665500140194170000190195520201029120403.0200703b ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d a9788131715598 aRaghav Books Pvt. Ltd.b;A-184 A, Nand Gram Ghaziabadc;1834d;15/06/2020 a572.86 CAM aA Malcolm Campbella; Laurie J Heyer aDiscovering genomics, proteomics, and bioinformaticsc/A Malcolm Campbell a2nd Edition aNew Delhib:Pearson Educationc,2008 a462 Pagesc;24 cm. b879 aGenome Sequences -- Genome Sequence Acquisition and Analysis -- Defining Genomes -- What Is Genomics? -- How Are Whole Genomes Sequenced? -- What Is an E-Value? -- Why Do the Databases Contain So Many Partial Sequences? -- How Do We Make Sense of All These Bases? -- Which Draft Sequence Is Better? -- Can We Predict Protein Functions? -- How Well Are Genes Conserved in Diverse Species? -- How Do You Know Which Bases Form a Gene? -- How Many Proteins Can One Gene Make? -- What Have We Learned from the Human Genome Draft Sequences? -- Overview of Human Genome First Draft -- Summary Statements -- Whose DNA Did We Sequence? -- How Do You Fit a Line to Data? -- Can We Describe a Typical Human Gene? -- When Are the Data Sufficient? -- Can the Genome Alter Gene Expression Without Changing the DNA Sequence? -- Genome Sequences Answer Interesting Questions -- Evolution of Genomes -- How Did Eukaryotes Evolve? -- Are the Hit Numbers Significantly Different? -- What Is the Origin of Our Species? -- How Do You Know if the Tree Is Right? -- Genomic Identifications -- How Can We Identify Biological Weapons? -- How Long Can DNA Survive? -- How Did Tuberculosis Reach North America? -- How Are Newly Emerging Diseases Identified? -- Biomedical Genome Research -- Can We Use Genomic Sequences to Make New Vaccines? -- Can We Make New Types of Antibiotics? -- Can We Invent New Types of Medication? -- How Can E. coli Be Lethal and in Our Intestines at the Same Time? -- How Can You Tell if Base Compositions Are Different? -- Genomic Variations. aProteomics a;Genomics aLaurie J Heyer