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2. to align sequences in a database to determine the degree of similarity 3. to predict the structures and function of gene products	4. describe interactions between genes and gene products 5. postulating phylogenetic relationships
Genes + Gene Expression DNA --> RNA --> Protein Gene on DNA l Primary Transcript l mRNA l Protein	RNA --> DNA in retrovirus like HIV
Gene cloning DNA --> DNa change in a few bases replaced into an organism effect monitored	Junk DNA - any DNA that didn't code for a protein deemed junk BUT this junk control gene expression not gene manufacture
Genome = all biological information needed to construct and maintain living examples of that organism DNA/RNA in some viruses	Transcriptome = RNA copies of the active protein Proteome = the cell's repertoire of proteins

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	Created by katieketty about 11 years ago