01:119:116 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Glycerol, Disulfide, Chloroplast

• School: Rutgers University
• Department: Biological Science
• Course: 01:119:116
• Professor: Daniel Stern Cardinale

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Less dna loaded onto the gel than samples with brighter bands. Why may there be differences in the dna sequence if it is the same organism? a. b: genetic diversity between individuals. Random, non-existent mutations in an important region of protein coding sequence (such as cytochrome oxidase c gene) i. Answer: b- i, ii: what is wrong with the sequence, d- gap due to sequencing error. E-value: = to the # of sequences that you would expect to find in a database composed entirely of random sequences (you want 0. 0) N base is caused by the program not being able to label that one particular base. Sequencing error- waveform is misread by the program that translates it into letters. If finchtv has an error between the color of the hump and the nucleotide base. Real error- there is an actual difference between the two sequences. If subject and query is different from each other = real error.