A. How comfortable
are you reading a sequencing gel? Select
B. How comfortable are you
doing a Blast search? Select
C. How comfortable are you
reading a sequence chromatogram? Select
D. How comfortable are you
with your knowledge of E-values? Select
E. How comfortable are you
with your interpretting the basic information in a GenBank entry? Select
F. How comfortable are you
with aligning two sequences and making sense out of the results? Select
G. How comfortable are you
with doing a Kyte-Doolittle analysis and interpretting the results? Select
D. Choose up to two study
questions that you would most like discussed in class:
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A. How comfortable are you with the basic use
of mapping (to the degree that you used it in the Guided Tour)?
B. Are you able to understand the basic idea of most of
the programming examples ( I don't mean how they work but
rather more or less what they're trying to do)?
C. Do you see how the first loop example (finding an average
molecular weight) does the same thing as the code in the previous section
on mapping?
D. How comfortable are you with the basic methods of iteration
control given in the notes?
E. How comfortable are you with notions of loop-specific
and iteration-specific initialization?
F. How comfortable are you with the basic methods of returning
values from a loop (particularly COLLECT)?
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