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<p>Korean genome project make goal that finds korean-only SNPs. Through this project(KPGP), 60000 SNPs were found as Korean unique SNP.</p> | <p>Korean genome project make goal that finds korean-only SNPs. Through this project(KPGP), 60000 SNPs were found as Korean unique SNP.</p> | ||
<p>Most Koreans have mutation about protein associated with capsaicin, the spicy component in chili peppers, which feature heavily in Korean cuisine.</p> | <p>Most Koreans have mutation about protein associated with capsaicin, the spicy component in chili peppers, which feature heavily in Korean cuisine.</p> | ||
| + | <h3>Difference between reference genome and re-sequenced genome</h3> | ||
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Revision as of 02:40, 2 October 2015
Contents
Korean Genome Project & KOREF
Before class
SNP
single nucleotide polymorphism
DNA sequence variation within a population(1%) in which a single nucleotide in the genome.
Korean Genome Project
Korean genome project make goal that finds korean-only SNPs. Through this project(KPGP), 60000 SNPs were found as Korean unique SNP.
Most Koreans have mutation about protein associated with capsaicin, the spicy component in chili peppers, which feature heavily in Korean cuisine.
Difference between reference genome and re-sequenced genome
reference genome
