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Perl Programming Assignment and Biology Terms Review for BIF 101 - Prof. Debra T. Burhans, Lab Reports of Bioinformatics

A perl programming assignment for bif 101 class, including instructions to review material from the dynamic gene website and finish typing programs from chapter 3 of the perl book. Students are also required to define several biology-related terms for the next class.

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BIF 101 Thursday, September 11, 2008
1. Review material from the Dynamic Gene website (Meaning and Structure sections)
http://dynamicgene.dnalc.org/
2. Finish typing in the programs from Chapter 3 of your Perl book. Email me
(burhansd@canisius.edu) copies of the programs from page 43 and page 45. Make sure
that you put comments in the program files with your name and the date. Also make sure
to include a comment about what the program does. Do this before lab next Thursday
(Sept. 18)
The structure of a complete program should be:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
# HERE put a comment about what the program does, it may be more than
# one line long but each line for a comment must begin with a #
# HERE put your name and the date
THIS is where the actual program code belongs
3. Define the following terms – bring the definitions with you to class on Tuesday,
September 16. cDNA, clone, mRNA, ribosome, EST, BAC

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BIF 101 Thursday, September 11, 2008

  1. Review material from the Dynamic Gene website (Meaning and Structure sections)

http://dynamicgene.dnalc.org/

  1. Finish typing in the programs from Chapter 3 of your Perl book. Email me (burhansd@canisius.edu) copies of the programs from page 43 and page 45. Make sure that you put comments in the program files with your name and the date. Also make sure to include a comment about what the program does. Do this before lab next Thursday (Sept. 18)

The structure of a complete program should be:

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict; use warnings;

HERE put a comment about what the program does, it may be more than

one line long but each line for a comment must begin with a

HERE put your name and the date

THIS is where the actual program code belongs

  1. Define the following terms – bring the definitions with you to class on Tuesday, September 16. cDNA, clone, mRNA, ribosome, EST, BAC