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Course Title: Functional Genomics and ProteomicsCourse Title: BIOL2267 & BIOL2332Whole genome Sequencing and Gene Function Prediction Practical ReportOverview:This practical report based on the...

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Course Title: Functional Genomics and Proteomics
Course Title: BIOL2267 & BIOL2332
Whole genome Sequencing and Gene Function Prediction Practical Report

Overview:

  • This practical report based on the results obtained from the "Whole genome sequencing for identification and gene function prediction of bacterial genomes" pracs.

Details:

  • Total marks available are 20
  • Assessment due date: 12 October 2022
  • You can submit a single Word Document/PDF file.
  • The report should contains XXXXXXXXXXwords for BIOL2267 and XXXXXXXXXXwords for BIOL2332 students (excluding references) and contains the following sections:
    • Introduction

      Include the following: 1) Application of whole genome sequencing in epidemiology studies 2) What is spotty liver disease (SLD) in chickens and what bacteria is responsible for the cause of SLD? 3) The aim of the practicals.

      Material and Methods

      Briefly describe the material and methods used in the pracs (for making libraries and Bioinformatics), appropriately cite the sources of the methods

      Results

      Results presentations includes 1) name of species; 2) ANI value; 3) Number of coding sequences and RNAs of your isolate ; 4) virulence genes 5) antibiotic resistance genes 6) plasmids ; 7) Subsystem Feature Counts (SEED Viewer)

      Discussions

      Interpretation of your findings, compare them with the literature: Is it the same species as the bacteria known to cause SLD in chickens? What are the genomics and proteomics features of the isolate and compare them to those of other common Campylobacter species. The risk of antibiotic resistant plasmids present in bacteria isolated from poultry sources.

      Conclusion

      Write a short paragraph on the overall findings

      References

      All references mentioned in the text are correctly cited with consistent reference style for every reference

Learning Objectives Assessed:

  • This assessment supports CLOs 2, 3, 4 & 6

Rubric

Practical Report- Genome Sequencing-UGRD
Practical Report- Genome Sequencing-UGRD
CriteriaRatingsPts
This criterion is linked to a learning outcomeIntroduction
Include the following: 1) Application of whole genome sequencing in epidemiology studies 2) What is spotty liver disease (SLD) in chickens and what bacteria is responsible for the cause of SLD? 3) The aim of the practicals.
2Pts
Very Good
All 3 points are correctly described
1.5Pts
Good
Only 2 points are correctly described
1Pts
Poor
Only 1 point is correctly described
0Pts
Fail
All information is incorrect
2pts
This criterion is linked to a learning outcomeMaterial and Methods
Briefly describe the material and methods used in the pracs (for making libraries and Bioinformatics), appropriately cite the sources of the methods
2Pts
Very Good
Material and methods are adequately described
1.5Pts
Good
Some missing information
1Pts
Poor
Half information is missing
0Pts
Fail
All information is inccorect
2pts
This criterion is linked to a learning outcomeResults presentation
Results presentations includes 1) name of species; 2) ANI value; 3) Number of coding sequences and RNAs of your isolate ; 4) virulence genes, 5) antibiotic resistance genes 6) plasmids, 7) Subsystem Feature Counts (SEED Viewer)
6.5Pts
Very Good
All results are correct
4.88Pts
Good
2 of the results are missing or incorrect
2.71Pts
Poor
Four of the expected results data are missing or incorrect
0Pts
Fail
Results were not presented or results are incorrect
6.5pts
This criterion is linked to a learning outcomeDiscussions
Interpretation of your findings, compare them with the literature: Is it the same species as the bacteria known to cause SLD in chickens? What are the genomics and proteomics features of the isolate and compare them to those of other common Campylobacter species from poultry. The risk of antibiotic resistance genes present in bacteria isolated from poultry sources.
6.5Pts
Very Good
Thoroughly and accurately discuss all of findings and compare them with the literature
4.88Pts
Good
Some missing information or one finding is wrongly interpreted
2.71Pts
Poor
Less than half of the findings were discussed
0Pts
Fail
No relevant information
6.5pts
This criterion is linked to a learning outcomeConclusion
Write a short paragraph on the overall findings
2Pts
Very Good
Overall findings are correctly written
1.5Pts
Good
Some missing information or some information is incorrect
1Pts
Poor
Only half of the information is correct
0Pts
Fail
No relevant information
2pts
This criterion is linked to a learning outcomeReferences
All references mentioned in the text is correctly cited with consistent reference style for every reference.
1Pts
Very good
All references are cited correctly with consistent style
0.75Pts
Good
Missing 1 reference or all cited but the citation style is not consistent
0.5Pts
Poor
Half of the references are not cited
0Pts
No marks
No references mentioned in the text is cited
1pts
Total points:20
Answered 4 days After Oct 07, 2022

Solution

Bidusha answered on Oct 12 2022
57 Votes
WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCING AND GENE FUNCTION PREDICTION PRACTICAL REPORT
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Material and Methods    3
Results    5
Discussion    7
Conclusion    8
References    9
Introduction
A pivotal innovation for sub-atomic the study of disease transmission of i
esistible sicknesses and antimicrobial drug obstruction is entire genome sequencing (WGS). WGS gives a remarkable level of accuracy contrasted with traditional composing strategies like serotyping, phenotyping, or electrophoresis, empowering genotype-level microorganism reconnaissance as well as exact geographic depiction. WGS is a methodology that lays out a life form's entire DNA grouping, empowering mass investigation. Qualities related with sickness can be distinguished, followed, or explored by genomic examination. The capacity of this sort of next-generation sequencing (NGS) to succession organic entities and applications is unparalleled. SLD, or inconsistent liver sickness, is an infectious disease that influences unfenced laying eggs. Wo
ies in the poultry area are raised by the disease, which is connected to the Campylobacter species and considerably affects egg result and bird mortality.
Campylobacter Hepaticus has simply of late been recognized as the causative bacterium. The ailment is distinguished by necrotic haptic injuries with fi
inous peri-hepatitis, abundance pericardial and peritoneal liquid, and frequently enteritis with loose bowels during after death assessment. Antibiotic medications specifically are used in the treatment of Campylobacter diseases. Upgrades in creature tidiness, biosecurity, and
inging down rush pressure are further treatment options. By making a genomic li
ary for utilization on an Illumina MiSeq Sequencer and exploring an assortment of bioinformatic strategies used to grasp quality construction, capabilities, and a greater amount of bacterial genomes, the objective of this series of practicals is to interpret a bacterial genome for NGS (MiSeq System).
Material and Methods
1.1: Practical 1: Tagmentation of genomic DNA, post tagmentation cleanup & amplification of tagmented DNA
Monarch® Genomic DNA Purification Kit was used to extract DNA from unidentified bacteria. For DNA tagmentation, post tagmentation cleaning, and amplification, a Flex Lysis Reagent Kit was utilised. Bead-linked transposomes in the kit facilitate the fragmentation of gDNA (Mee)
. The reaction begins with the insertion of Illumina sequencing primers and continues until the proper buffer is introduced. Reduced-cycle PCR amplifies the DNA fragments after tagmentation and post-tagmentation cleaning while also include indexes and adapters. The fragments are cleaned and pooled for quantification when they are sequence-ready following amplification.
1.2: Practical 2: Li
ary quantification, dilution, and denaturation for sequencing
A Qubit fluorometer, which uses fluorescent dyes to quantify DNA, RNA, or protein content, was used to do li
ary quantification. The li
aries were diluted to and denatured to the original sample concentration using Qubit before being sequenced on an Illumina MiSeq. The MiSeq output was utilised for bioinformatics once it had been run (LLC).
1.3: Practical 3: Genome annotation, genome comparison, gene structure & and function analysis
Rapid Annotation utilising Subsystem-Technology (RAST) was used to acquire both genomic data and information on the subsystem feature counts from the MiSeq's FASTA sequence. Depending on variables like server load and genome size, this procedure can take anywhere from a few hours and many days...
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