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INTRODUCTION
Background on Bioinformatics
a. Combination of different sciences like mathematics, computer science, informatics, statistics, chemistry.
b. Application of biological tools on molecular data.
c. Gives improvements on storing, retrieving, organizing, and analyzing biological data.
Importance of Bioinformatics
a. Plays important role in gene analysis and protein expression.
b. Allows scientists to make accurate deductions on the pattern of descent.
c. Gives scientists and researchers a proper venue to store data which enables them to have the same data to work on, limiting inaccuracies and discrepancies.
Objectives
What are our objectives?
a. The objective of this video is to discuss how bioinformatics works
b. To discuss the similarities of PD gene and PD protein
c. It is important to create a phylogenetic tree to identify which organism will be closely related to the reference sequence (human).
d. To identify what organism can be used as a substitute for studying PD in humans
Phylogeny being addressed
To find a certain organism that could be used in order to conduct tests to find a cure for Parkinsonâs disease
PARKINSONâS DISEASE
What is it?
a. It is one of the most common diseases that affects the nervous system
b. This disease targets the dopamine-producing cells found in the brain
Symptoms:
¡         Tremor
¡         Stiffness
¡         Slowness
¡         Impaired balance
¡         Dementia
c. Specific genes associated with Alzheimerâs:
¡         SNCA â makes protein alpha-synuclein
¡         PARK2 â makes protein parkin
¡         PARK7 â makes protein DJ-1
¡         PINK1 â makes protein with no known function
¡         LRRK2 â makes protein dardarin
a. Open the software to be used, in this case, MEGA b. Click âAlignâ then âEdit/Build Alignmentâ c. Select âCreate a new alignmentâ and click âOKâ d. If you are building a DNA sequence alignment, click âDNAâ or click âProteinâ if you are building a protein sequence alignment e. On the new window, click âInsert sequences from MEGA/FASTA/Text/Sequencer filesâ or simply press Ctrl+IÂ
f. Â Press Ctrl+A then click âAlignmentâ and âAlign by ClustalWâ g. Based on the reference sequence, delete the excess bases on both ends h. Â Click âData,â âPhylogenetic Analysis,â then âExport Alignmentâ in FASTA format i. On the first window, click âModelsâ then âFind Best DNA/Protein Modelsâ and click âYesâ and âComputeâ
j. After the analysis, a new window will appear showing the results. Check the BIC column and the model to be used is the one with the lowest value. k. Back on the first window, click âPhylogenyâ then âConstruct/Test Maximum Likelihood Treeâ and click âYesâ l. Another window will appear and set some options based on the following: Test of Phylogeny: Bootstrap method No. of Bootstrap Replications: 1000 Substitution Types: Nucleotides (DNA) or Amino Acid (Protein) Model/Method: Use the model from the result of the earlier analysis Rates among Sites: Use the result from the result of the earlier analysis m. Â Click âComputeâ then the analysis will begin n. Â After some time (based on the âNo. of Bootstrap Replicationsâ and number of sequences), the constructed tree will appear and it will show two versions: Original and Bootstrap

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ANALYSIS
Based on the phylogenetic tree, it can be said that Pan troglodytes, or chimpanzee, is closely related to the reference sequence, Homo sapiens. Between the chimpanzee and human, the bootstrap value that was obtained from the analysis is 98% . The result that shows the close relationship between the two is reliable since the value is greater than 75% and is also near 100%.
With those results, Pan troglodytes can be used as a substitute for Homo sapiens for conducting studies regarding Parkinsonâs disease. Humans cannot be used as test subjects since doing it is considered unethical. With the close relationship between the chimpanzee and human, chimpanzees can be used for such experiments. Â
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