Sequence Similarity in Developmental Biology - A Bioinformatics Exercise Using Myostatin

Name: Sequence Similarity in Developmental Biology - A Bioinformatics Exercise Using Myostatin
Published: 2019-06-19
License: CC Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

Barbara Murdoch

doi:10.25334/Q45F3H

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Sequence Similarity in Developmental Biology - A Bioinformatics Exercise Using Myostatin

Author(s): Barbara Murdoch

Eastern Connecticut State University

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Summary:

This exercise leads upper level biology majors in an inquiry-based excursion to determine how similar the signaling molecule, myostatin, is between humans and mice, using a basic set of bioinformatics tools and concepts.

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Adapted from: Sequence Similarity: An inquiry based and "under the hood" approach for incorporating molecular sequence alignment in introductory undergraduate biology courses v 5.0

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1.Murdoch_NIBLSEFMNTeachingNotesTemplateSp19.docx(DOCX | 19 KB)
2. Student handout_Murdoch_Similarity in Developmental Biology.docx(DOCX | 32 KB)
3. S3. BLAST_handout_Kleinschmit et al.docx(DOCX | 33 KB)
4. TGF-b signaling pathway.pptx(PPTX | 287 KB)
5. Bioinformatics_BIO 434 WORKSHEET_vfinal2.docx(DOCX | 18 KB)
5.1. Bioinformatics_BIO 434 WORKSHEET answers_vfinal2.docx(DOCX | 233 KB)
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