Hall Ticket Number:: III/IV B.Tech (Regular/Supplementary) DEGREE EXAMINATION
Hall Ticket Number:: III/IV B.Tech (Regular/Supplementary) DEGREE EXAMINATION
Hall Ticket Number:: III/IV B.Tech (Regular/Supplementary) DEGREE EXAMINATION
UNIT II
4. a) Discuss importance of DNA Analysis 4M
b) Explain Dot Plot and Global Similarity algorithm with example 8M
(OR)
5. a) Explain different approaches to EST Analysis. 4M
b) Describe Smith-waterman algorithm with example 8M
UNIT III
6. a) Discuss about PSI-BLAST? 6M
b) Explain the methods of Phylogenetic Analysis 6M
(OR)
7. a) Discuss the tools for Phylogenetic analysis 4M
b) Discuss Fingerprints and Blocks of Secondary Database. 8M
UNIT IV
8. a) How to analyze gene expression Profile 6M
b) Write applications and tools of Microarray Database. 6M
(OR)
9. a) Describe the packages of DNA Analysis 6M
b) Explain the differences between intranet and internet packages. 6M
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14IT606B
III/IV B.Tech (Regular) DEGREE EXAMINATION
SCHEME OF EVALUATION
1. Answer all questions (1 X 12=12 Marks)
Ans) In the bioinformatics sequence comparsion,gene recognition,RNA prediction and several hundreds of other
problem use dynamic programming to de reduce the complexcity by dividing into sub-programs
UNIT – I
2. a) Describe the central dogma of Molecular Biology 4M
Ans)
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specialized genome resources
a. SGD.
b. UniGene
c. TDB
d. ACeDB
UNIT – II
Silent mutations
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GLOBAL ALIGNMENT ALGORITHM
(OR)
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5. b) Describe Smith-waterman algorithm with example 8M
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UNIT – III
(OR)
7. a) Discuss the tools for Phylogenetic analysis 4M
Treegene
TreeTop
FastDNAml
PhylogenticTree
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UNIT – IV
Expression profiling provides new information about what genes do under various conditions. Overall,
microarray technology produces reliable expression profiles.[27] From this information one can generate new
hypotheses about biology or test existing ones. However, the size and complexity of these experiments often results
in a wide variety of possible interpretations. In many cases, analyzing expression profiling results takes far more
effort than performing the initial experiments.
Most researchers use multiple statistical methods and exploratory data analysis before publishing
their expression profiling results, coordinating their efforts with a bioinformatician or other expert in DNA
microarrays. Good experimental design, adequate biological replication and follow up experiments play key
roles in successful expression profiling experiments.
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8. b) Write applications and tools of Microarray Database 6M
Database Applications
GeneChords Retrieve conserved gene cluster data from a number of microbial genomes as well as perform
searches based on genomic context
GENEVA Catalogues SVGs (segmentally variable genes) in several complete microbial genomes.
HuGE Index Database of gene expression in normal human tissues
Inverted Repeats Finder Public repository of information on inverted repeats in genomic DNA
ORChID The ∙OH Radical Cleavage Intensity Database (∙ORChID) stores hydroxyl radical cleavage data of
DNA sequences
Operons Functional Gene Clusters, Operons with applications to bacterial microarray analys, pathway
reconstruction, functional annotation, and system biology based on graph matching
(OR)
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Internet Packages: The packages which are used globally .
There are no restrictions for the access of these packages.
1.CINEMA
2.EMBOSS
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