BNFO 301 
Introduction to Bioinformatics
Questionnaire on: Fuller et al (1984)
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Spring 2014 


I. Basic Information

A. Your name 
II. Old Business
Problem Set 1

A. Your thoughts on Problem 2 (length of human genome)?
   

B. Your thoughts on Problem 8 (algorithm to make complementary DNA strand)?
   

C. Your thoughts on Problem 3 (frequency of CCCGGG in Prochlorococcus)?
   

D. Your thoughts on Problem 4 (Fig. 2 from Nakamura & Inouye)?
   

Getting used to BioBIKE

E. Any areas you think would be useful to discuss?
   

What is a Gene?

F. How far have you gotten in the tutorial, "What is a Gene?"?
    You can answer by referring to the last item you addressed (e.g. III.3). 

G. Provide a statement that describes as accurately and completely as possible your current understanding regarding how a cell determines where a gene begins.
   

H. Anything we should talk about?
   

III. Fuller et al (1984)

A. How far have you gotten in this article (and its companion)?
   

Consider how comfortable you are with the following topics regarding these matters:

B. The question you are directing at this article and the biology behind the question

C. The relationship (or possible relationship between DNA replication, DnaA protein, and the 9-basepair sequence

D. The process of skimming an article to decide what part of it to read

E. The nature of M13oriC26 RFI

F. Restriction of M13oriC26 by TaqI and the nature of Fig. 1

G. The filter binding experiment

H. How to understand Fig. 2A

   

Choose up to six questions that you would most like discussed in class:

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And from the special help on restriction digestion of M13:
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V. Miscellaneous
Any other comments, questions, suggestions, or concerns you may have?

Thanks!

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