Basic Bioinformatics Terms on letter C

These are Basic Bioinformatics Terms on letter C. These Basic Bioinformatics Terms on letter C. It can boost vocabulary in bioinformatics. It can also enhance basic knowledge of Bioinformatics.

1. What is "cDNA"?

cDNA - It is Complementary DNA abbreviation used at NCBI to indicate which bases constitute the open reading frame.

2. What is "CDS"?

CDS acronym for ‘coding sequences

3. what is "ClustalW"?

ClustalW - It is the most popular program for making multiple sequence alignments.

4. What is "Cellular component"?

Cellular component- It is a term coined by Gene Ontology to describe subcellular structures, locations and macromolecular complexes such as nucleus, telomere, and mitotic spindles.

5. What is "ChIP-Seq, chromatin immunoprecipitation sequencing"?

ChIP-Seq, chromatin immunoprecipitation sequencing - It is a combination of chromatin immunoprecipitation and massively parallel sequencing used to survey interactions between protein, DNA and RNA.

6. What is "Chromatogram"?

Chromatogram - It is a four-colored graph produced from nonradioactive dideoxy sequencing methods including cycle sequencing.

7. What is "Clade"?

Clade - It is a group of related species and their common ancestors.

8. What is "Cladogram"?

Cladogram - It is a phylogenetic tree showing the relationship between the species.

9. What is "Client" in bioinformatics?

Client - In its simplest form a client is a software program that an individual uses to send requests to a server. In a broader definition it can mean a computer or computer program that requests a service of a host computer or program.

10. What is "Clone"?

Clone noun or verb. A clone is any molecule/cell/organism present in more than one identical copy. To clone something means to produce more than one copy of the original molecule/cell/organism.

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