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ATGGTACTATCTCCTGAGTGCTGCAAGTTGTAACGGGCACCGCTGAGCCTGTTTCCCTTTGGAGCACTTC TTATCTAGAAGCAGTGTTTAGTTTCTTCCAAACTGGGCCACTTCGTCCACCTACTCTGTTCTGAGTAAGG AAACAGCCTCCAAGCATCAGCAGAGCCCAGATGAGCACGGGCCGCGGAGCCGCTTAGCAGTCTCCCGGGA CCCAGCTCCGGAGGAGCCGCAAGCATGCACCCTGGGTTG

ATGGTACTATCTCCTGAGTGCTGCAAGTTGTAACGGGCACCGCTGAGCCTGTTTCCCTTTGGAGCACTTC

TTATCTAGAAGCAGTGTTTAGTTTCTTCCAAACTGGGCCACTTCGTCCACCTACTCTGTTCTGAGTAAGG

AAACAGCCTCCAAGCATCAGCAGAGCCCAGATGAGCACGGGCCGCGGAGCCGCTTAGCAGTCTCCCGGGA

CCCAGCTCCGGAGGAGCCGCAAGCATGCACCCTGGGTTGTGGCTGCTCCTGGTTACGTTGTGCCTGACCG

AGGAACTGGCAGCAGCGGGAGAGAAGTCTTATGGAAAGCCATGTGGGGGCCAGGACTGCAGTGGGAGCTG

TCAGTGTTTTCCTGAGAAAGGAGCGAGAGGACGACCTGGACCAATTGGAATTCAAGGCCCAACAGGTCCT

CAAGGATTCACTGGCTCTACTGGTTTATCGGGATTGAAAGGAGAAAGGGGTTTCCCAGGCCTTCTGGGAC

CTTATGGACCAAAAGGAGATAAGGGTCCCATGGGAGTTCCTGGCTTTCTTGGCATCAATGGGATTCCGGG

CCACCCTGGACAACCAGGCCCCAGAGGCCCACCTGGTCTGGATGGCTGTAATGGAACTCAAGGAGCTGTT

GGATTTCCAGGCCCTGATGGCTATCCTGGGCTTCTCGGACCACCCGGGCTTCCTGGTCAGAAAGGATCAA

AAGGTGACCCTGTCCTTGCTCCAGGTAGTTTCAAAGGAATGAAGGGGGATCCTGGGCTGCCTGGACTGGA

TGGAATCACTGGCCCACAAGGAGCACCCGGATTTCCTGGAGCTGTAGGACCTGCAGGACCACCAGGATTA

CAAGGTCCTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGTCCTCTTGGTCCTGATGGGAATATGGGGCTAGGTTTTCAAGGAGAGA

AAGGAGTCAAGGGGGATGTTGGCCTCCCTGGCCCAGCAGGACCTCCACCATCTACTGGAGAGCTGGAATT

CATGGGATTCCCCAAAGGGAAGAAAGGATCCAAGGGTGAACCAGGGCCTAAGGGTTTTCCAGGCATAAGT

GGCCCTCCAGGCTTCCCGGGCCTTGGAACTACTGGAGAAAAGGGAGAAAAGGGAGAAAAGGGAATCCCTG

GTTTGCCAGGACCTAGGGGTCCCATGGGTTCAGAAGGAGTCCAAGGCCCTCCAGGGCAACAGGGCAAGAA

AGGGACCCTGGGATTTCCTGGGCTTAATGGATTCCAAGGAATTGAGGGTCAAAAGGGTGACATTGGCCTG

CCAGGCCCAGATGTTTTCATCGATATAGATGGTGCTGTGATCTCAGGTAATCCTGGAGATCCTGGTGTAC

CTGGCCTCCCAGGCCTTAAAGGAGATGAAGGCATCCAAGGCCTACGTGGCCCTTCTGGTGTCCCTGGATT

GCCAGCATTATCAGGTGTCCCAGGAGCCCTAGGGCCTCAGGGATTTCCAGGGCTGAAGGGGGACCAAGGA

AACCCAGGCCGTACCACAATTGGAGCAGCTGGCCTCCCTGGCAGAGATGGTTTGCCAGGCCCACCAGGTC

CACCAGGCCCACCTAGTCCAGAATTTGAGACTGAAACTCTACACAACAAAGAGTCAGGGTTCCCTGGTCT

CCGAGGAGAACAAGGTCCAAAAGGAAACCTAGGCCTCAAAGGAATAAAAGGAGACTCAGGTTTCTGTGCT

TGTGACGGTGGTGTTCCCAACACTGGACCACCCGGGGAACCAGGCCCACCTGGTCCATGGGGTCTCATAG

GCCTTCCAGGCCTTAAAGGAGCCAGAGGAGATCGAGGCTCTGGGGGTGCACAGGGCCCAGCAGGGGCTCC

AGGCTTAGTTGGGCCTCTGGGTCCTTCAGGACCCAAAGGAAAGAAGGGGGAACCAATTCTCAGTACAATC

CAAGGAATGCCAGGAGATCGGGGTGATTCTGGCTCCCAGGGCTTCCGTGGTGTAATAGGAGAACCAGGCA

AGGACGGAGTACCAGGTTTACCAGGTCTGCCAGGCCTTCCGGGTGATGGTGGACAGGGCTTCCCAGGTGA

AAAGGGGTTACCTGGACTTCCTGGTGAAAAAGGCCATCCTGGTCCACCTGGCCTCCCAGGAAATGGGTTA

CCAGGACTTCCTGGACCCCGTGGGCTTCCTGGAGATAAAGGCAAGGATGGATTACCGGGACAACAAGGCC

TTCCCGGATCTAAGGGAATCACCCTGCCCTGTATTATTCCTGGGTCATACGGTCCATCAGGATTTCCAGG

CACTCCCGGATTCCCAGGCCCTAAAGGGTCTCGAGGCCTCCCTGGGACCCCAGGCCAGCCTGGGTCAAGT

GGAAGTAAAGGAGAGCCAGGGAGTCCAGGATTGGTTCATCTTCCTGAATTACCAGGATTTCCTGGACCTC

GTGGGGAGAAGGGCTTGCCTGGGTTTCCTGGGCTCCCTGGAAAAGATGGCTTGCCTGGGATGATTGGCAG

TCCAGGCTTACCTGGTTCCAAGGGAGCCACTGGTGACATCTTTGGTGCTGAAAATGGTGCTCCGGGGGAA

CAAGGCCTACAAGGATTAACAGGGCACAAAGGATTTCTTGGAGACTCTGGCCTTCCAGGACTCAAGGGTG

TGCACGGGAAGCCTGGCTTACTAGGCCCCAAAGGTGAGCGGGGCAGCCCTGGGACACCAGGACAGGTGGG

ACAGCCAGGCACCCCAGGATCTAGTGGTCCATATGGCATCAAGGGCAAATCTGGGCTCCCAGGAGCACCA

GGCTTCCCAGGCATCTCAGGACATCCTGGAAAGAAAGGAACAAGAGGCAAGAAAGGTCCTCCTGGATCAA

TTGTAAAGAAAGGGCTGCCAGGGCTAAAAGGCCTTCCTGGAAATCCAGGCCTAGTAGGACTGAAAGGAAG

CCCAGGCTCTCCAGGGGTCGCTGGGTTGCCAGCCCTCTCTGGACCCAAGGGAGAGAAGGGGTCTGTTGGA

TTCGTAGGTTTTCCAGGAATACCAGGTCTGCCTGGTATTTCTGGAACAAGAGGATTAAAAGGAATTCCAG

GATCAACTGGAAAAATGGGACCATCTGGACGCGCTGGTACTCCTGGTGAAAAGGGAGACAGAGGCAATCC

GGGGCCAGTCGGAATACCTAGTCCAAGACGTCCAATGTCAAACCTTTGGCTCAAAGGAGACAAAGGCTCT

CAAGGCTCAGCCGGATCCAATGGATTTCCTGGGCCAAGAGGTGACAAAGGAGAGGCTGGTCGACCTGGAC

CACCAGGCCTACCTGGAGCTCCTGGCCTCCCAGGCATTATCAAAGGAGTTAGTGGAAAGCCAGGGCCCCC

TGGCTTCATGGGAATCCGGGGTTTACCTGGCCTGAAGGGGTCCTCTGGGATCACAGGTTTCCCAGGAATG

CCAGGAGAAAGTGGTTCACAAGGTATCAGAGGGTCGCCTGGACTCCCAGGAGCATCTGGTCTCCCAGGCC

TGAAAGGAGACAACGGCCAGACAGTTGAAATTTCCGGTAGCCCAGGACCCAAGGGACAGCCTGGCGAATC

TGGTTTTAAAGGCACAAAAGGAAGAGATGGACTAATAGGCAATATAGGCTTCCCTGGAAACAAAGGTGAA

GATGGAAAAGTTGGTGTTTCTGGAGATGTTGGCCTTCCTGGAGCTCCAGGATTTCCAGGAGTTGCCGGCA

TGAGAGGAGAACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTCTTCTGGTCACCAAGGGGCAATTGGGCCTCTAGGATCCCCCGG

ATTAATAGGACCCAAAGGCTTCCCTGGATTTCCTGGTTTACATGGACTGAATGGGCTTCCGGGCACCAAG

GGTACCCATGGCACTCCAGGACCTAGTATCACCGGTGTGCCTGGGCCTGCTGGTCTCCCTGGACCCAAAG

GAGAAAAAGGATATCCAGGAATTGGCATCGGAGCTCCAGGGAAGCCGGGCCTGAGAGGGCAAAAAGGTGA

TCGAGGTTTCCCAGGTCTCCAGGGCCCTGCTGGTCTCCCCGGTGCCCCAGGCATCTCCTTGCCCTCACTC

ATAGCAGGACAGCCTGGTGACCCCGGGCGACCAGGCCTAGATGGAGAACGAGGCCGCCCAGGCCCCGCTG

GACCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGGCCATCCTCGAATCAAGGCGACACCGGAGACCCTGGCTTCCCTGGAATTCC

AGGTTTTTCTGGCCTCCCTGGAGAGCTAGGACTGAAAGGCATGAGAGGTGAGCCTGGCTTCATGGGGACT

CCAGGCAAGGTTGGGCCACCTGGAGACCCAGGATTTCCCGGAATGAAGGGGAAGGCAGGGGCAAGAGGCT

CTTCTGGCCTCCAAGGTGATCCTGGACAAACACCAACTGCAGAAGCTGTCCAGGTTCCTCCTGGACCCTT

GGGTCTACCAGGGATCGATGGCATCCCTGGCCTCACTGGGGACCCTGGGGCTCAAGGCCCTGTAGGCCTA

CAAGGCTCCAAAGGTTTACCTGGCATCCCCGGTAAAGATGGCCCCAGTGGGCTCCCAGGCCCACCTGGGG

CTCTTGGTGATCCTGGTCTGCCTGGACTGCAAGGCCCTCCAGGATTTGAAGGAGCTCCAGGGCAGCAAGG

CCCCTTCGGGATGCCTGGAATGCCTGGCCAGAGCATGAGAGTGGGCTACACGTTGGTAAAGCACAGCCAG

TCGGAACAGGTGCCCCCGTGTCCCATCGGGATGAGCCAGCTGTGGGTGGGGTACAGCTTACTGTTTGTGG

AGGGGCAAGAGAAAGCCCACAACCAGGACCTGGGCTTTGCTGGCTCCTGTCTGCCCCGCTTCAGCACCAT

GCCCTTCATCTACTGCAACATCAACGAGGTGTGCCACTATGCCAGGCGCAATGATAAATCTTACTGGCTC

TCCACTACCGCCCCTATCCCCATGATGCCCGTCAGCCAGACCCAGATTCCCCAGTACATCAGCCGCTGCT

CTGTGTGTGAGGCACCCTCGCAAGCCATTGCTGTGCACAGCCAGGACATCACCATCCCGCAGTGCCCCCT

GGGCTGGCGCAGCCTCTGGATTGGGTACTCTTTCCTCATGCACACTGCCGCTGGTGCCGAGGGTGGAGGC

CAGTCCCTGGTCTCACCTGGCTCCTGCCTAGAGGACTTTCGGGCCACTCCTTTCATCGAATGCAGTGGTG

CCCGAGGCACCTGCCACTACTTTGCAAACAAGTACAGTTTCTGGTTGACCACAGTGGAGGAGAGGCAGCA

GTTTGGGGAGTTGCCTGTGTCTGAAACGCTGAAAGCTGGGCAGCTCCACACTCGAGTCAGTCGCTGCCAG

GTGTGTATGAAAAGCCTGTAGGGTGGCACCTGCCACTCTGCCCCTTGCCCTCCCCTGCCCCTCACAACAG

TCACCTCACAAACCTGAATGGTCTGAAGAAGGAAGGCCTGAGCCCCTTTGCCTGTCAAGTTGTACATTGG

AGTCTCATTTGGGCTAGACTACCGGACACTCGTCACCCCAGCCCTCGGGTCCATAGAGATGAGCCCACCC

TGCTGAGATCTGCTGTCCTGTTTCTGTCAAGCTGGTGCTACTGTTTGATTTGGATGATTGTGTGACTATT

CATGGCTACCTCAGAAAGATTTGATGGGCCACAACTGTCTTAGACTGCTAGCTTTCTCCTTACCGTCTTG

ATCGGAAAGCTCTTCCGAATCGCTAATCAGTCATTTCTTCATGTACAGAGGTCAGCACACATTATTTGGC

TTAAACCAGAACCCAGTGTTTCCACACTTAAATTCTCTAACCGAATATTCATGGATGGCTCAAGTCTGCA

CAGAGCAAGTCCTCACTCTTCAAGGAGGCCCACTGTGTCTAGGCAGGCAAGAGAATTGAAATGAGGTGCC

ACCCAGTAGCCCAGAGTGAGCTTTAGCTCTAGAATGAGCAAGACTGGGCCCCACATGGCTTAGAGAGGCT

TGAAGGCCAGCAGCTGGGTTGGGGGTGGTGGTCATTAATGGCATATGGTCCTAGACAAACCATCTCCTCC

TTGCCGGCTCCCCCTCCAGCCAGAGACAGAGGATGTGGCCTGGTTCAAAGTAAAGCAGAGGATGCAACAA

ATGTGGCCAAGCTATCAAAGGAAATGAGAATGACAGCCTTTTTTCCTGGGCCAGAAGTAGAGGGGGTGGG

TGCGTAGGATGTGTGAGTTTTGCTTTTGACTCCAGGAACAAAAAGGTAAATCCCACATCCCAGTTTCTCA

GAAGTCCCTGTTTATTCCAATTGCCATCAGATGTGTGCAATGTGGCAAACTGAAGCTGCACAGTGTTGGT

TTCCTTGTATTCTGAGGATGTTAAAGACTTTGTTAAATGGTTATCCAATTGCTCTTTCACAGGTAGCCTA

TTAAACTATTTTAATATGTTTTTTTAAACCTCATAAAAATCTAGCACACTCTTCTCTTGAGCAGTTAGCA

GACCACCG

What is bioinformatics?

What is a genomic sequence?

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What is the central dogma biology?

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  1. Bioinformatics is the the collection, classification, storage, and analysis of biochemical and biological information using computer analysis which is applied to molecular genetics and genomics.This field develop methods and software tools for understanding biological data, in particular when the data sets are large and complex.
  2. Genomic sequence is the text that determine the complete DNA sequence of an organism's genome at a single time.The process is known as genomic sequencing.
  3. Long wall of text of:-
  • A=1486
  • T=1344
  • G=1867
  • C=1681

4.The central dogma of molecular biology states that the information in genes flows in a particular pattern which is from DNA → RNA → protein.Transcription and translation are the two process involved in this hypothesis.

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