Bioinformatics Basics
Genomics and RNA-Seq
Statistical Analysis In R
Science in Pop Culture
Weird Science Facts
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What is Bioinformatics?

Field combines biology, computer science, and information technology to analyze and interpret biological data.

100

What does RNAseq strand for

RNA sequencing

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What function in R is used to calculate the mean of a dataset

mean()

100

Which TV show features a scientist named Sheldon Cooper

Big Bang Theory

100

True or False: Bananas are berries

True

200
Name on common tool used in bioinformatics for sequence alignment

BLAST

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What is the main difference between DNA and RNA?

DNA is double-sanded and contains deoxyribose sugar while RNA is single-stranded and contains ribose sugar

200

What is the purpose of a t-test in statistics

To determine if there is a significant difference between means of two groups

200

In the movie, "Jurassic Park", which scientific field is primary showcased?

Genetics and Paleontology

200

Which animal can sleep fro three years

Snail

300
What programming language is commonly used for Bioinformatics data analysis and visualization

R and Python

300

Name the process by which RNA is synthesized from a DNA template

Transcription

300
In R which package is commonly used for data manipulation and transformation?

dplyr

300

Which Marvel superhero is a physicist by profession?

Bruce Banner (The Hulk)

300

What is Gabby's bird name?

Eggbert

400

What is the purse of a genome browser in bioinformatics?

To visualize and explore the structure and annotate of genomes

400

What is the human genome project?

Map and understand genes of human begin

400

What is a p-value in hypothesis testing?

Probability of observing the test result under the null hypothesis

400

What game does Billy like

Fortnight

400

Which planet in our system has the most moons?

Saturns

500

Define Bioinformatics Pipeline

A series of Computational steps tools used to analyze biological data from raw sequences to meaningful results

500

What is the significance of exon-intron structure in RNA

Exons are coding regions that remain in mRNA after splicing, while intros are non-coding regions during NRA Processing

500

What does ANOVA stand for and what is its purpose?

Analysis of variance; used to compare means across multiple groups to see if they differ significantly.
500

Game Gabby likes

Final Fantasy

500

What chemical element's name comes from the Greek word for strange?

Xenon