The term 68 refers to the total genetic composition of an organism. In genome st

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The term 68 refers to the total genetic composition of an organism. In genome studies 69 examines how the interactions of genes produce the traits of all the proteins and 70 is the study of all proteins encoded by the genome and their interactions. There are three common ways to determine the organization of DNA regions, such as 1.71 2.72 and 3. 73 in genomic mapping, an even easier method of generating molecular markers has been discovered and these newer markers care called 74 A. chromosomes B.DNA C. nuclear acid D. nuclear materials C. genome A. functional repeats B. functional sequence C. reverse sequence D. invert sequence E. functional genomics A. protease B. proteomics C. proteins D. Protolytic E. Photorylase A. karyotyping mapping B. cytogenetic mapping C. RLEF mapping D. hybrid mapping E. chromosomal sorting A. enzymatic mapping B. Recombination C.RLEF mapping D. in situ E. linkage mapping A. distance aping B. direct sequence mapping C. reverse genetic mapping D. radiation hybrid mapping E. physical mapping 74. A. RLFP/G-banding B. Microsatellites/STRs C.STR/Restriction enzyme markers D. mTDNA/STRs E. E. Sequencing/microsatellite To create contigs of eukaryotic genomes, the cloning vectors have to accept large chromosomal fragments, and however, other cloning vectors are 75 has inserts can be several hundred thousand to 2 million bp long, or 76 has inserts can be up to 300,000 bp long, or 77 - has inserts can be up to 300,000 bp long. A.BAC B. Plasmids C. Yeast D. PAC E. YAC A. Cosmids B. plasmids C. Yeast D. vector E. BAC A. Cosmids b. PAC C. Yeast D. Vector E. Bacteria

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68 E Genome

69 E Functional genomics

70 B Proteomics

71 C RLFP mapping

72) E Linkage mapping

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