'Bacterial genome' presentation slideshows

Genomes of bacterial pathogens and their diversity

Genomes of bacterial pathogens and their diversity. Philippe Glaser - pglaser@pasteur.fr. Introduction: general concepts on pathogenic bacteria and their genomes How to sequence a bacterial genome Two examples: the genus Listeria and Streptococcus agalactiae.

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The University of Texas at Austin, Genomic Sequencing and Analysis Facility or for short

GSAF. The University of Texas at Austin, Genomic Sequencing and Analysis Facility or for short. The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Next-Gen Sequencing Scott Hunicke-Smith 2012. Outline. Next-gen sequencing: Background The details Library construction Sequencing Data analysis.

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Microbial Genetics

Microbial Genetics. Your Cousin The Banana. Genome of a Mycoplasma. 7.1 Bacterial Recombination. Vertical and Horizontal Transfer of Genes. Genetic Transformation. Bacterial Transformation and Mechanism. The F pilus connecting donor and recipient E. coli cells. Bacteria Conjugating.

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Microbial genomics

Microbial genomics. Genomics: study of entire genomes Logical next step after genetics: study of genes. Genomics: 1) “Structural genomics” * Determine and annotate DNA sequence of entire genome * Determining crystal structure for all predicted proteins 2) Functional genomics

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Build a bug activity

Build a bug activity. Introduction to Salmonella. What is a pathogen?. A pathogen is a disease causing agent. Fungus. Bacteria. Protozoa. Virus. Images: Janice Carr; CDC/Dr. Godon Roberstad; Wellcome Images; Anna Tanczos, Wellcome Images. Question.

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Bioinformatics : Data-driven molecular biology

Bioinformatics : Data-driven molecular biology. Mikhail Gelfand A.A.Kharkevich Institute for Information Transmission Problems, RAS Moscow II ??????-?????????? ????? ?? ?????????????? ? ???????????????? ??????????? Madrid, 21-25 / IX / 2009. Exponential increase of data volume.

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Bacterial Genetics & Transformation

Bacterial Genetics & Transformation. Preparation for the pGlo Lab. Bacterial Genome. Circular Little protein Condensed DNA = nucleoid. Mutation as a Source of Genetic Variation. Bacteria reproduce asexually by binary fission

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Bacterial genomes

Bacterial genomes. Plasmids. - usually small (<10 kb), circular DNAs. Fig.8.5. - independent replication. - often present in multiple copies. Main chromosome (nucleoid structure). - carry genes with functions that are non-essential to bacteria. eg . antibiotic resistance.

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Kingdoms

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