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# | #The purpose of this assignment was to refamiliarize ourselves with the underlying knowledge and skills that we are going to be using in Bioinformatics while we create databases of interconnected genes. Knowing how mutation and the interaction between genes, proteins, and RNA will help us in the long run. | ||
# | #I witnessed first hand how changing genetic code will directly influence the introns and exons of an mRNA as well as the final product. | ||
# | #I did not learn how to really use Aipotu because mine woulnd't work so I just watched and suggested changes to Robert as he worked the program. Also I'm still not completely clear how the program knew where to cut the exons and introns and changing bases would sometimes randomly create introns. | ||
[[User:Zeb Russo|Zeb Russo]] 18:01, 7 September 2011 (EDT) | |||
[[Category:BIOL368/F11]] | [[Category:BIOL368/F11]] | ||
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Zeb Russo
- The purpose of this assignment was to refamiliarize ourselves with the underlying knowledge and skills that we are going to be using in Bioinformatics while we create databases of interconnected genes. Knowing how mutation and the interaction between genes, proteins, and RNA will help us in the long run.
- I witnessed first hand how changing genetic code will directly influence the introns and exons of an mRNA as well as the final product.
- I did not learn how to really use Aipotu because mine woulnd't work so I just watched and suggested changes to Robert as he worked the program. Also I'm still not completely clear how the program knew where to cut the exons and introns and changing bases would sometimes randomly create introns.
Zeb Russo 18:01, 7 September 2011 (EDT)
