Question 2 Review Bioinformatics. Match the term and its description. Each term can only be used once. the entire set of proteins expressed by a cell or group of cells |Choose ] an approach to studying large sets of proteins and their properties |Choose | a study of the functional integration of biological parts in biological [Choose ] systems the NCBI software allows users to search for DNA sequence, [ Choose | predicted protein sequence and common regions of amino acids in a protein the identification of protein-coding genes within DNA sequences in [ Choose a database This project is used to characterize the epigenetic features of the genome (the epigenome). | Choose ) > >

Question 2 Review Bioinformatics. Match the term and its description. Each term can only be used once. the entire set of proteins expressed by a cell or group of cells |Choose ] an approach to studying large sets of proteins and their properties |Choose | a study of the functional integration of biological parts in biological [Choose ] systems the NCBI software allows users to search for DNA sequence, [ Choose | predicted protein sequence and common regions of amino acids in a protein the identification of protein-coding genes within DNA sequences in [ Choose a database This project is used to characterize the epigenetic features of the genome (the epigenome). | Choose ) > >

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