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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch17_1.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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key concept 17.1 Genomes Can Be Sequenced Rapidly life11e_ch17_2.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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The base sequence of a short DNA fragment can be determined quickly life11e_ch17_3.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Genome sequences yield several kinds of information life11e_ch17_4.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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key concept 17.2 Prokaryotic Genomes Are Compact life11e_ch17_6.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Prokaryotic genomes have distinctive features life11e_ch17_7.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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The sequencing of prokaryotic and viral genomes has many potential benefits life11e_ch17_8.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Metagenomics allows us to describe new organisms and ecosystems life11e_ch17_9.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Some sequences of DNA can move about the genome life11e_ch17_10.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Will defining the genes required for cellular life lead to artificial life? life11e_ch17_11.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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key concept 17.3 Eukaryotic Genomes Contain Many Types of Sequences life11e_ch17_13.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Genome sequences of model organisms provide important information life11e_ch17_14.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Eukaryotes have gene families life11e_ch17_15.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Eukaryotic genomes contain repetitive sequences life11e_ch17_16.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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key concept 17.4 Human Biology Is Revealed through the Genome life11e_ch17_18.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Comparative genomics reveals the evolution of the human genome life11e_ch17_19.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Human genomics has potential benefits in medicine life11e_ch17_20.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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key concept 17.5 Proteomics and Metabolomics Can Provide Insights beyond the Genome life11e_ch17_22.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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The proteome is the complete set of proteins in a cell, tissue, or organism at a given time life11e_ch17_23.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Metabolomics is the study of chemical phenotype life11e_ch17_24.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch17_26.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch17_27.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch17_28.html57925fc4757a2ef931000001
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