BINF 5445/4445 HW 11 due
Wednesday 11/9/11 by 1:00 p.m.
1) Review: get a *new* plagiarism certificate from https://www.indiana.edu/~istd/test.html. For background information, exercises, etc., see https://www.indiana.edu/~istd. If you have any questions or confusions, keep them in mind and
we will discuss in class.
2) Check out the PROSITE
Web site. Explain what you found.
3) Check out the PROSITE
Web site some more. Explain what you found this time.
4) Consider the DNA strings below. There are two
strings shown because DNA has two strands. The two strands below are
complementary. Explain why you would agree (or disagree) that they are
complementary. Then, of the 6 reading frames, which is the correct one if this
DNA contains a gene consisting of a single exon beginning near the
beginning of the strand and ending near the end? Explain why, and if you need a
hint, drop me an email.
ACCGCGTTCTACGTACCTACCGGACCAATGCTACGTCACA
CTCTACTAGCTAGTCGGCCAATGCTATCCTGAGACGTCAC
TTACGATGCTAGATTTCTAGCCGATATGATTCGAGCACAA
TATGCCTAGCAATCGCTGACACCGATGCGAGAACAACTTA
ATGTTGAGAGAAAATAGCGAACTTGCTATAAGCTGATAGC
CATATCACACGCGACTTAGCTGTACCGATTATGCTCAACG
ATGATCCGGTACCGATGCAGTTCGACGATTTACACACTAC
AAAGGCTACCGTAGACTCTTACAAACTGATTCGCGCC
TGGCGCAAGATGCATGGATGGCCTGGTTACGATGCAGTGT
GAGATGATCGATCAGCCGGTTACGATAGGACTCTGCAGTG
AATGCTACGATCTAAAGATCGGCTATACTAAGCTCGTGTT
ATACGGATCGTTAGCGACTGTGGCTACGCTCTTGTTGAAT
TACAACTCTCTTTTATCGCTTGAACGATATTCGACTATCG
GTATAGTGTGCGCTGAATCGACATGGCTAATACGAGTTGC
TACTAGGCCATGGCTACGTCAAGCTGCTAAATGTGTGATG
TTTCCGATGGCATCTGAGAATGTTTGACTAAGCGCGG
5) Grad students: continue with the project. This
could be the topic of a paper, poster, or presentation outside of class, although
that is not a requirement for this class.
a. Make significant progress, either starting a new goal,
finishing your current goal if it is not finished yet, or getting close to
finishing it if it is still near the beginning.
b. Report on it in a slide or two during class on Wednesday.
c. Update your term paper with everything on the project from
the beginning of the semester.
Don’t do: Read
the textbook (Zvelebil and Baum) pages 90
through 95. Also check the Web as needed.
Don’t do: List
4 concepts that were not discussed in class on 10/18/10 related to multiple
sequence alignment, and which you can figure out well enough to explain.
Don’t do: Explain
them.
Don’t do: List
3 concepts in these pages that were discussed in class, but the coverage is at least somewhat different.
Don’t do: Explain
the new insights about these concepts you have obtained by supplementing the
lecture with this reading.
Don’t do: Prepare one slide on some interesting item you
found regarding the topic: annotation.