Chapter 17: Q. 28 (page 442)
Explain why metagenomics is probably the most revolutionary application of genomics.
Short Answer
Metagenomics study of multiple species' collective genomes that grow and interact in an environmental niche.
Chapter 17: Q. 28 (page 442)
Explain why metagenomics is probably the most revolutionary application of genomics.
Metagenomics study of multiple species' collective genomes that grow and interact in an environmental niche.
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a. There will be no colonies on the bacterial plate.
b. There will be blue colonies only.
c. There will be blue and white colonies.
d. They will be white colonies only
ESTs are ________.
a. generated after a cDNA library is made
b. unique sequences in the genome
c. useful for mapping using sequence information
d. all of the above
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