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LESSON 2: PowerPoint slides to accompany Using Bioinformatics: Genetic Testing

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Page 1: LESSON 2: PowerPoint slides to accompany Using Bioinformatics: Genetic Testing

LESSON 2:

PowerPoint slides to accompany

Using Bioinformatics: Genetic Testing

Page 2: LESSON 2: PowerPoint slides to accompany Using Bioinformatics: Genetic Testing

VETERINARIANDEBORAH TEGARDEN, DVM

Place of Employment:

Elliot Bay Animal HospitalSeattle, Washington

“While we often think of genetic testing in humans, vets are seeing more and more tests being developed for animal patients. This is the most exciting time I can imagine in veterinary medicine, when things are getting more and more cutting edge and technology is developing at lightning speed.”

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How are iTunes and the NCBI similar?

How are iTunes and NCBI not similar?

How are iTunes®…

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and the NCBI…

similar and different?

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iTunes® and the NCBI are similar because they both…

iTunes® NCBI

iTunes® houses several organized collections of certain types of “data” (music, ringtones, videos, TV programs, and podcasts).

NCBI houses several organized collections of certain types of “data” (biological information).

Use Search Functions

Contain Multiple Databases

The iTunes® music database can be searched in a variety of ways, such as by song title, album title, artist, and more.

The NCBI nucleotide sequence database can be searched in a variety of ways, such as by topic, DNA sequence, accession number, author, and more.

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Searching for a song title may yield a large number of closely-related results.

Searching for a DNA sequence may yield a large number of closely-related results.

Provide Additional Information

Yield Large Numbers of Results

Each song search result includes information about the artist, album, release date, and more.

Each sequence search result includes information about the organism, location of sequence, date of database entry, and more.

iTunes® and the NCBI are similar because they both…

iTunes® NCBI

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The user cannot search for an exact sequence of notes that occur in more than one song in the music database.

The user can search for an exact DNA sequence that occurs in many organisms in the DNA

Nucleotide database.

Content

Search Scale

iTunes® provides audio and audiovisual content.

NCBI provides biological content.

Cost

iTunes® charges a fee for

downloading most items.Use of the NCBI is free! It is paid for by the federal government through tax dollars.

iTunes® and the NCBI are not similar because they both…

iTunes® NCBI

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Two types of searchable databases…

not so different.

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VETERINARIANDEBORAH TEGARDEN, DVM

Place of Employment:

Elliot Bay Animal HospitalSeattle, Washington

“While we often think of genetic testing in humans, vets are seeing more and more tests being developed for animal patients. This is the most exciting time I can imagine in veterinary medicine, when things are getting more and more cutting edge and technology is developing at lightning speed.”

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CAREERS IN SPOTLIGHT:

VETERINARIAN

What do they do?

Veterinarians diagnose and treat animals. Some veterinarians specialize

in a particular area (such as oncologists who treat cancer), and some

perform research to improve animal and human health. Veterinary

technicians assist veterinarians in their work.

What kind of training is involved?

Veterinarians complete a Bachelor’s degree and a DVM (Doctor of

Veterinary Medicine) degree, which requires four years. Veterinary

technician training is usually a two year (Associate’s) program.

What is a typical salary for a Veterinarian?

Veterinarians: $45,000/year ($22/hour), up to $140,000/year

($67/hour). Veterinary Technicians: $20,000/year ($10/hour), up

to $45,000/year ($22/hour).