A2 Biology (OCR)- Sequencing the genome of an organism
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Sequencing can only work on DNA lengths of about 750 pairs, which means chromomes must be broken up into sections. Sequencing is carried out a number of times on overlapping fragments, to increase accuracy.
1) Genomes are mapped to identify where they have come from. Info that is already known is used- for example, the location of microsatellites (runs of repetitive sequences of 3-4 base pairs found in the genome).
2) Samples of the genome are…
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