A short guide to human genome
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Tamara M
Apr 17, 2009, 9:41:44 AM4/17/09
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Hi everyone,
I have just received an alert for the new book published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press:
I have leafed through provided sample chapters and the content of the book and I think it could be a nice reference to have in CRI library.
The most interesting thing about it is that it offers answers to many general questions (see some of them below) together with reference on how to discover it yourself using information available in databases.
Anyway, if someone finds this interesting maybe we could order it and have a look at it + prepare a presentation/tutorial/workshop to cover the most interesting questions.
Ciao!
Tamara
I have just received an alert for the new book published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press:
A Short Guide to the Human Genome
By Stewart Scherer
I have leafed through provided sample chapters and the content of the book and I think it could be a nice reference to have in CRI library.
The most interesting thing about it is that it offers answers to many general questions (see some of them below) together with reference on how to discover it yourself using information available in databases.
Anyway, if someone finds this interesting maybe we could order it and have a look at it + prepare a presentation/tutorial/workshop to cover the most interesting questions.
Ciao!
Tamara
- How Common Are Pseudogenes?
- What Is the Size of a Typical Gene?
- What Are the Largest Genes?
- Which Genes Have the Largest Introns?
- How Are Genes Organized in the Mitochondrial Genome?
- How Are the Ribosomal RNA Genes Organized in the Genome?
- Which Genes Use RNA Editing?
- What Is the Size of a Typical Protein?
- What Is the Amino Acid Composition of a Typical Protein?
- How Do Mitochondrial Proteins Differ in Composition from Typical Proteins?
- Which Proteins Lack Specific Amino Acids?
- Which Proteins Contain Selenocysteine?
- Which Amino Acids Are Introduced into Proteins by Post-translational Modifications?
- How Many Protein Kinases Are Encoded in the Genome?
- Which Are the Important Residues in the Homeobox?
- Which Endogenous Retroviral Genomes Are Largely Intact?
- What Is the Frequency of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms in the Genome?
- Which Genes and Alleles Are Associated with Common Genetic Diseases?
- Which Genes Function as Tumor Suppressors?
- How Do the Mitochondrial Genomes Vary Among Species?
- How Does Codon Usage Differ in the Eukaryotes?
- How Similar Are Human Proteins to Those in Other Species?
- How Are Human and Bacterial Ribosomes Related?
- Are Human DNA Replication Proteins Related to Those of Bacteria?
Timothée Flutre
Apr 17, 2009, 11:14:01 AM4/17/09
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it seems very interesting!
did you ask Laura to buy it ?
Timothée Flutre
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http://urgi.versailles.inra.fr
did you ask Laura to buy it ?
Timothée Flutre
Ph. D. student
http://urgi.versailles.inra.fr
2009/4/17 Tamara M <tamara.m...@gmail.com>
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Apr 17, 2009, 11:34:07 AM4/17/09
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yes indeed Laura is aware of this book command !
Le 17 avr. 09 à 17:14, Timothée Flutre a écrit :
Thomas Julou
Apr 18, 2009, 4:18:16 AM4/18/09
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Sounds great!…
Yes, I would enjoy spending some time trying to follow their "tutorials"
Have a good week end,
Thomas
2009/4/17 Tamara M <tamara.m...@gmail.com>
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