Microbial Genomes Features Analysis Role of high-throughput sequencing Yeast - the eukaryotic model microbe Databases –TIGR CMR –NCBI Microbial Genomes.

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Microbial Genomes Features Analysis Role of high-throughput sequencing Yeast - the eukaryotic model microbe Databases –TIGR CMR –NCBI Microbial Genomes

Genome of the week - Haemophilus influenzae First microbial genome completely sequenced. –Took one year from start to finish. (E. coli took 7). First genome sequenced by the shotgun method. Sequenced at TIGR in Started 4 years after the E. coli genome sequencing project and finished 2 years ahead!

E. coli nucleoid

Microbial Genome - old view (E. coli) Single chromosome. Circular. Replication initiates from a single fixed origin. Little or no horizontal gene transfer.

Microbial Genome - new view Bacteria can contain more than one chromosome. Bacterial chromosomes can be linear. Horizontal gene transfer is common!

Features of microbial genomes 4 bases -A,G,C,T

Establishing gene function - bioinformatics can only get you so far Book - claims that over 75% of genes can be assigned function. –Genomes in table doesn’t support this claim. –Many annotations suggest biochemical role, not biological function. –Many annotations need to be verified experimentally. –Some annotations are wrong.

Microbial genome sequencing projects 330 bacteria, 23 archaea, 60 eukaryotic genome projects available for analysis at the NCBI website. 487microbial genomes completed or currently being sequenced.

Why sequence so many microbial genomes? –Develop technology for human genome project –Examine the genomes of a wide range of microbes Novel drug/vaccine targets Identify new agricultural and industrial important enzymes Comparative genomics/evolution Sequence microbes that have no genetics Sequence microbes we can’t culture - metagenomics –Because we can. Financially feasible to sequence entire genomes.

Minimal Genome Fewest amount of genes necessary for life. ~ –Experimentally - disrupting every gene in a genome. –Bioinformatics - comparative analysis of sequenced.

Web resources for microbial genomes TIGR CMR –Comprehensive microbial resource NCBI –BLAST –Individual species sites Custom websites –Subtilist –Colibri