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From page 69...
... Bermuda rules -The data release policy of the International Sequencing Consortium, deriving from the principle that sequence wiD be of greatest public benefit if freely available. Under the rules, assemblies of 1-2 kilobases are deposited in public data banks every 24 hours, and no patents are filed.
From page 70...
... Members include Arabidopsis, canola, broccoli, rape, cabbage, kale, cauliflower. Cis-acting elements - DNA sequences in the vicinity of the structural portion of a gene that regulate gene expression.
From page 71...
... Members include soybean, beans cowpeas, peas, and alfalfa as wed as numerous tropical trees. Finished sequencing - Additional sequencing needed to fib gaps, reduce ambiguities, and increasing sequence accuracy to no more than 1 error per 10,000 base pairs.
From page 72...
... Homeostasis - The tendency of an organism or population to reach equilibrium and resist change. Homologue - A gene related to a second gene by descent from a common ancestral DNA sequence.
From page 73...
... Microarrays can be used to monitor genetic diversity based on DNA-DNA hybridization, or to measure changes in gene expression, based on hybridization of a given mRNA population to cDNA embedded in a silica chip.
From page 74...
... Serial analysis of gene expression (SAGE) - A tool allowing analysis of overall gene expression.
From page 75...
... Conserved synteny refers to the conservation of gene order on chromosomes of different species. Transcription - The synthesis of an RNA copy from a sequence of DNA; the first step in gene expression.


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