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Genomics

Discover the study of entire genomes, from sequencing technologies to genome organization and functional genomics. Understand NGS, genome assembly, annotation, and how genomics drives modern biological research.

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Genomics
Intermediate

Comparative Genomics

Understanding evolution and function by comparing the genomes of different species.

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Genomics
Beginner

What is a Genome?

A beginner quiz on the basic concepts of genomics, genes, and chromosomes.

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Genomics
Advanced

GWAS Explained

A quiz on Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS) and how they link SNPs to disease.

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Genomics
Advanced

Genome Annotation

How do we find genes and other functional elements in a newly sequenced genome?

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Genomics
Intermediate

DNA Sequencing Technologies

Compare Sanger sequencing with Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) platforms like Illumina.

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Read About Genomics

Long-form articles on the same ground as these quizzes.

Dictionary

Key Genomics Terms

Plain definitions, with how to say each word and where it comes from.

  • Copy number variation

    Copy number variation is a difference between people in how many copies of a given stretch of DNA their genomes carry, due to deletions or duplications.

  • Exome

    The exome is the complete set of exons in a genome, its protein-coding part, which makes up only about 1 to 2 percent of human DNA.

  • Genome

    A genome is the complete set of DNA in an organism or cell, including all of its genes and the stretches of DNA between them.

  • Genome annotation

    Genome annotation is the process of identifying where genes and other features lie in a genome sequence and describing what each of them does.

  • Genome-wide association study

    A genome-wide association study (GWAS) scans the genomes of many people to find genetic variants that are more common in those with a trait or disease.

  • Metagenomics

    Metagenomics is the study of all the DNA recovered directly from a sample, such as soil, seawater or stool, to reveal its whole community of microbes.

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