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Thursday, February 24, 2011
Discrete Mathematics - Repetitorium
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Seminar: DNA Computing
This seminar will not take place in the summer term 2011 due to other obligations.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Bioinformatics - Exam
1. Consider the following proteins from UniProtKB:
P04655
P04654
P47710
P08949
P47851
a) Determine the families to which these proteins belong by using an appropriate tool.
Describe the consensus patterns of these families.
b) For each detected family, construct a multiple sequence alignment for the proteins belonging to the family. Find highly conserved regions in the proteins under consideration by examining the multiple sequence alignments. Are the consensus patterns of the families correctly reflected in the alignments?
c) Use a corresponding tool to provide a phylogenetic tree for the five proteins.
Does the tree reflect the family relationship correctly?
2. Consider the fibrinogen-binding protein from Staphylococcus aureus (accession P68799). Determine the secondary structure by a method of your choice. Compare the predicted secondary structure for the given protein with the real one.
3. Basic Questions:
a) Explain the difference between standard Monte Carlo method and importance sampling.
b) How many genes has the HI virus?
Which genes are not present in the human genome?
c) Given a phylogenetic tree with character data at the leaves:
/\
/ \
/\ /\
GCCA
Find the most parsimonious tree using Fitch's method.
d) What is an additive tree?
P04655
P04654
P47710
P08949
P47851
a) Determine the families to which these proteins belong by using an appropriate tool.
Describe the consensus patterns of these families.
b) For each detected family, construct a multiple sequence alignment for the proteins belonging to the family. Find highly conserved regions in the proteins under consideration by examining the multiple sequence alignments. Are the consensus patterns of the families correctly reflected in the alignments?
c) Use a corresponding tool to provide a phylogenetic tree for the five proteins.
Does the tree reflect the family relationship correctly?
2. Consider the fibrinogen-binding protein from Staphylococcus aureus (accession P68799). Determine the secondary structure by a method of your choice. Compare the predicted secondary structure for the given protein with the real one.
3. Basic Questions:
a) Explain the difference between standard Monte Carlo method and importance sampling.
b) How many genes has the HI virus?
Which genes are not present in the human genome?
c) Given a phylogenetic tree with character data at the leaves:
/\
/ \
/\ /\
GCCA
Find the most parsimonious tree using Fitch's method.
d) What is an additive tree?
Friday, February 4, 2011
Discrete Mathematics - Lecture 14
Topics of the day:
- Anwendung: Konstruktion endlicher Körper (siehe letzte Vorlesung).
- Nullstellen und Einsetzungshomomorphismus.
- Eulersche Phi-Funktion.
- Satz von Euler und Kleiner Fermatscher Satz.
- Potenzieren in Restklassenringen.
- Anwendung: RSA-Algorithmus.
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