Question 1:
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Just 1/4 of human genome is associated with _______ and related sequences, which include _______________ and introns, promoters, pseudogenes. The rest of genome are __________ regions, which include _______________ DNA and unique DNA sequences.

Question 2:
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The central dogma of molecular biology deals with _______ in the cell. It states that this ________ cannot be transferred from __________ to DNA and from ___________ directly to protein.

Describe how discovery of ssRNA viral genomes relates to our understanding of the central dogma of molecular biology.

Molecular biology question about examining the expression andfunction of a gene that has not been studied before?

Given the full seq. of the genomic area (includes coding regionplus 3kb upsteam& downstream:
a. How would you find the promoter region?
b. How would you find the start and stop sites of the codingregion?
c. How would you find intron bounderies?
d. Would this sequence have a poly-A tail?

How do histone modifications relate to "Central Dogma of Molecular Biology?" i.e. The Central Dogma says this and when histones are modified, then this happens and that relates to Central Dogma how?