Transcriptomics Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Samenvatting van hoorcolleges Applied Nutrigenomics HNH-34806 Wageningen University WUR. Bevat e-module over epigenetica en hoorcolleges over GWAS, transcriptomics, metabolomics, het microbioom en nutrigenomics.

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(chapter5) Microbiology Test 2 1. Which growth phase has the largest increase in cell numbers per unit of time? death phase exponential phase lag phase stationary phase In which growth p hase is there no increase or decrease in cell number because some cells are dividing while others are dying? death phase exponential phase lag phase stationary phase To speed up the growth rate in a chemostat, the should be increased. To increase the cell density as well, the should be increased. A. dilution rat...

Complete syllabus for the master course Omics (NWI-MOL410) of the master specialization Chemistry of Life.

This is a summary for the course Molecular Genetics which covers the main concepts of molecular genetic mechanisms in prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms. Learning goals: -Explain the main concepts of molecular genetic mechanisms in prokaryotes and eukaryotes -Describe the genetic organisation and life cycle of retroviruses, temperate and virulent bacteriophages, and the resistance against the latter -Explain the main DNA manipulation, genetic engineering and gene editing techniques -Relate ...

The document containing-dept information into various topics of genomics and proteomics, containing the omics: proteomics, genomics, transcriptomics, metabolics.

Notes on the topic of molecular diagnostics, in particular nucleic acid and protein based diagnostic methods, for a cellular pathology module taught on the third year of a biomedical degree course. These notes cover the concept of genomics, transcriptomics, personalized medicine,pharmacogenomics, the human genome, the human proteome, proteomics, the proteome, and biomarkers. These notes cover the methods and applications of the following nucleic acid based diagnostic tests; Maxam-Gilbert method ...

a. Explain what is a transcriptome b. Differentiate between transient and stable transfection/transformation c. Differentiate between constitutive expression, spatial expression and temporal expression d. Explain what a microarray is e. Explain how a microarray can be used to detect differences in gene expression

In this summary I have summarized everything contained in the powerpoints that have been used in the lectures and the syllabus that has been written for people following the course Bioinformation technology at Wageningen University. Also does the summary contain references to the most asked exam questions and the correct answer thereof. The summary has been written over by many people as to make sure as few errors as possible are present.