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Comparative Genomics Methods And Applications, Emily N. Alden
Comparative Genomics Methods And Applications, Emily N. Alden
Biomedical Sciences ETDs
Virtually all fields of biology have benefited from the advancements in comparative genomics technologies, specifically in the study of evolution. In this dissertation I develop and use comparative genomic technologies to investigate the novel SARS-CoV-2 virus, assembly the first genome of the black lace domestic angelfish and identify germline genetic variants associated with altered breast cancer-specific survival. Our genome tiling array for the novel coronavirus presents a rapid and cost-effective method to sequence the entire viral genome and can be used to track the rapid evolution of viral variants in the population. The domestic angelfish is a member of the …
Comparative Mito-Genomic Analysis Of Different Species Of Genus Canis By Using Different Bioinformatics Tools, Ume Rumman, Ghulam Sarwar, Safia Janjua, Fida Muhammad Khan, Fakhra Nazir
Comparative Mito-Genomic Analysis Of Different Species Of Genus Canis By Using Different Bioinformatics Tools, Ume Rumman, Ghulam Sarwar, Safia Janjua, Fida Muhammad Khan, Fakhra Nazir
Journal of Bioresource Management
In the current study, the mitochondrial genes sequence for COI, Cyt b and 16s rRNA of seven species found in different parts of the world were retrieved from NCBI Gene Bank while, PCR products of COI, Cyt b and 16s rRNA genes obtained from C. lupus and C.aureus present in Pakistan were sequenced and aligned for comparison. The phylogenetic analysis of mitochondrial COI, Cyt b and 16s rRNA genes showed almost the same results for the extant species of genus Canis. 16s rRNA revealed C. latrans, C. lycaon and C. simensis showed close phylogenetic relation with each other. …
The Evolution Of Flight In Insects: Insights From Mayflies And Dna, T. Heath Ogden
The Evolution Of Flight In Insects: Insights From Mayflies And Dna, T. Heath Ogden
T. Heath Ogden
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