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Use of model organisms in Genetics

Student-directed learning (SDL)


Essay, 2010

9 Pages, Grade: A4


Abstract or Introduction

Description and designing of experiments to address the unknown function of the novel gene PUG1 in yeast (no obvious sequence homology with any known yeast gene; constantly expressed throughout cell cycle) following these questions:

Q1) How would you determine the function of PUG1 in yeast?
Q2) How would you identify homologous PUG1 gene(s) in one named invertebrate?
Q3) How would you determine the function of PUG1 homologue(s) in this named invertebrate?
Q4) How would you identify homologous PUG1 gene(s) in one named vertebrate?
Q5) How would you determine the function of PUG1 homologue(s) in this named vertebrate?

Details

Title
Use of model organisms in Genetics
Subtitle
Student-directed learning (SDL)
College
University of Glasgow  (Biology - Genetics)
Course
Genetics BA - Level 3
Grade
A4
Author
Year
2010
Pages
9
Catalog Number
V179168
ISBN (eBook)
9783656015840
ISBN (Book)
9783656016144
File size
586 KB
Language
English
Notes
Essay on the use of model organisms to address specific biological problems.
Keywords
unknown function of a novel gene, yeast, homologous gene, invertebrate, vertebrate
Quote paper
Friederike Lange (Author), 2010, Use of model organisms in Genetics, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/179168

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