The Human Genome Project

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Human Chromosome

One of the most important components in the cell that is transmitted from generation to generation

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Human Chromosone

is an organized

structure of DNA that can be found within the nucleus of all human cells

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Human Chromosome

It

comprises a single chain of DNA that is coiled to form dense thread-like pieces.

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Human

Genome Project (HGP)

In order to map and understand all the genes of human beings, a collaborative research was developed

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Human Genome Project

It is an international research project whose primary mission is to decipher the chemical sequence of the complete human genetic material

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50,000 - 100,000

The Human Genome projects aims to identify how many genes contained within the genome?

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Chromosomes

Thread-like structures located inside the nucleus of animal and plant cells

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Protein and a single molecule of DNA

Each chromosome is made of..

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DNA

Contains the specific instructions that make each type of living creature unique

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Number and organization

Each species has a characteristic set of chromosomes with respect to

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23 pairs of chromosomes

How many pair of chromosomes do humans have?

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Autosomes

22 pairs of numbered

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Sex chromosomes

1 pair of x and Y chromosomes

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Genetic Disorder

What occurs when there is a change in the DNA sequence of an organism

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U.S. National Academy of Sciences

In 1988, the main goal of the Human Genome Project was articulated by a special committee of

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National Institutes of Health and Department of Energy

The main goal was later adopted through a detailed series of five-year plans jointly written by the….

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1989

In what year did the Office of Human Genome Research evolve into the National Center for Human Genome Research?

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National Center for Human Genome Research (NCHGR)

established to carry

out the National Institutes of Health's component of the

United States Human Genome Project in 1989

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James D. Watson and Francis Crick

Who was the first director of the National Center for Human Genome Research and who was his co-discoverer?

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1990

A five-year plan with specific goals for the project is published.

The HGP officially begins.

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1992

In what year did James Watson resign as the director of the National Center for Human Genome Research

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Michael Gottesman

In 1992, who was appointed as acting NCHGR director

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Francis S. Collin’s, M.D., P.H.

In 1993, who was appointed as the director of NCHGR director

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September 1998

The United States Human Genome Project revises its five-year goals through

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1994

When was the first HGP mapping goal met

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1996

When did Pilot study explore the feasibility of sequencing human DNA

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Genome

Full set of genetic instructions

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1999

When did the international HGP announce the successful completion of the pilot phase sequencing of the human genome and the launch of the full-scale effort to sequence all 3 billion letters (bases) that make up the human DNA instruction book

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3 billion letters (bases)

How many bases make up the human DNA instruction book?

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Free multimedia kit

In 2001, the HGP created this let to serve as an educational tool for high school students

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2002

In what year was the internet teeming with user’s guides for everything

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2003

An accurate and complete human genome sequence was finished and made available to scientists and researchers two years ahead of the original human genome project schedule

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2004

The international Human Genome Sequencing Consortium led in the U.S. by the National Human Genome Research Institute and Department of Energy

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