Sequence Tagged Sites
About the Lecture
The lecture Sequence Tagged Sites by Georgina Cornwall, PhD is from the course Genomics.
Included Quiz Questions
What is used by researchers working on cloned DNA from the same species to avoid confusion and facilitate ease of data interpretation?
- Sequenced-tagged sites
- Restriction fragment length polymorphisms
- Shotgun sequencing
- Consensus sequencing
- Clone by clone sequencing
Which of the following statements is NOT correct regarding a sequence-tagged site (STS)?
- STSs found on genetic maps are used to correlate with physical maps made from recombination frequencies.
- An STS is composed of a single short DNA sequence of 200-500 bp.
- Specific primers are used in polymerase chain reactions to locate STSs.
- STSs serve as landmarks in the development of physical maps of a genome.
- STSs are used to identify microdeletions in the Azoospermia (AZF) gene in men who are infertile.
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Author of lecture Sequence Tagged Sites
Georgina Cornwall, PhD
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Please re-record with another professor
By John D. on 25. September 2018 for Sequence Tagged Sites
She talks too fast. Additionally, she reads from her notes too much, strikes me as someone who does not have a firm grasp on what she is teaching.
