Clemson bioinformatics sequence alignments

Clemson bioinformatics sequence alignments

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PSI-BLAST

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Section 1

(17 cards)

PSI-BLAST

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constructs a position-specific scoring matrix (PSSM) and is well suited for identification of distantly related proteins

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dotplot

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simple picture that gives an overview of the similarities between two sequences

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E value

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is an estimate of the number of false positives from a BLAST search from a random sequence

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BLAST

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a local alignment that searches databases using query words

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Position-specific Iteration BLAST (PSI-BLAST) is particularly well suited for identification of distantly related proteins though constructing a position-specific scoring matrix (PSSM) to facilitate the search

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True

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TBLASTN

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searches a protein query against a translated nucleotide sequence database

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If you have 2 distantly related protein sequences to align and compare, which BLOSUM or PAM matrix would be more appropriate?

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low BLOSUM high PAM

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BLASTP

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searches protein query against a protein sequence database

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what does a shift in a diagonal line on a dot plot mean?

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insertion

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T/F: BLAST is a rapid, heuristic version of the smith-waterman algorith,, and BLAST starts database searching with query words

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True

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sequence alignment

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the identification of residue-residue correspondence

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BLOSUM

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BLOcks SUbstitution Matrix. this is a database

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PAM

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Point Accepted Mutation. measures mutation rate

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BLASTX

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searches a translated nucleotide query against a protein sequence database

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BLASTN

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searches nucleotide query against nucleotide sequence database

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which provides the best estimate of the false positives from a BLAST search?

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e value

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how to handle too many results

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§Select a RefSeq database to reduce redundancy §Limit the results by an organism or group §Adjust the scoring matrix §Use just a portion of the query sequence

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