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BLAST results will indicate the percentage of genome comparisonamong known sequences as well as predicted sequences. A predictedsequence can best be characterized as a(n)
a.
computational analysis showing similarity to a known protein
b.
expected similarity to a species due to evolutionaryrelationship
c.
a sequence found in all species of a particular genus
d.
the educated computerized â€œguessâ€ based on the originalprogrammerâ€™s data input
All cancers arise as a result of changes in the DNA sequence ofthe genomes of cancer cells. Gene expression assays may be helpfulin showing the progression of the cancer phenotype by identifyingthe driver mutations which are:
a.
mutations that develop as the cancer becomes invasive
b.
activating and loss of function mutations
c.
mutations that initiated the cancer
d.
mutations that make the cancer chemotherapy resistant

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Ans1 The most reliable approache to characterized the unknown predicted sequence is a database search of the TRANSLATED Seuence protein coding ORF for homologs similarilty and finding See Answer

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	a.	computational analysis showing similarity to a known protein
	b.	expected similarity to a species due to evolutionaryrelationship
	c.	a sequence found in all species of a particular genus
	d.	the educated computerized â€œguessâ€ based on the originalprogrammerâ€™s data input

	a.	mutations that develop as the cancer becomes invasive
	b.	activating and loss of function mutations
	c.	mutations that initiated the cancer
	d.	mutations that make the cancer chemotherapy resistant