Evento organizado pelo Instituto de Estudos Avançados da USP, Polo Ribeirão Preto (IEA-RP).
Mais informações: http://www.iearp.blogspot.com.br/2012/09/perspectivas-sobre-aplicacoes-de_18.html
Introduction to ArtificiaI Intelligence in Higher Education
IEA - Expressão gênica: é complexo mesmo ou só estão faltando partes?
1. USP – University of Sao Paulo
LabPIB – Laboratório de Processamento de Informação Biológica
http://labpib.fmrp.usp.br
Prof. Dr. Vêncio
rvencio@usp.br
Gene Expression: is it really complex or is it
just missing parts ?
17. 2+2=5
1) Do we know all parts to sum them up ?
2) What are the interactions among parts ?
Bonneau et al., Cell (2007)
18. 2+2=5
1) Do we know all parts to sum them up ?
No, ncRNAs are still missing
2) What are the interactions among parts ?
Some are known,
but protein-RNA are missing
Bonneau et al., Cell (2007)
19. ncRNA discovery by high-throughput sequencing RNA-seq
Wang et al., Nat Rev Gen (2009)
20. ncRNA discovery by high-throughput sequencing RNA-seq
Felipe ten Caten, Diego Martinez, Lívia Zaramela - PhD Candidates
21. ncRNA discovery by high-throughput sequencing RNA-seq
Felipe ten Caten, Diego Martinez, Lívia Zaramela - PhD Candidates
22. ncRNA discovery by high-throughput sequencing RNA-seq
There is a transcript
but there is no protein
23. Protein-RNA interaction discovery by RIP-Seq
Very similar to known
Chip-seq but for RNA
interactions
from wikipedia's “ChIP-sequencing” entry
Lívia Zaramela - PhD Candidate
25. So... back to the original question
is it really complex or is it just missing parts?
26. So... back to the original question
is it really complex or is it just missing parts?
Probably both.
http://www.systemsbiology.org.au/
27. USP – University of Sao Paulo
LabPIB – Laboratório de Processamento de Informação Biológica
http://labpib.fmrp.usp.br
Prof. Dr. Vêncio
rvencio@usp.br
28. USP – University of Sao Paulo
LabPIB – Laboratório de Processamento de Informação Biológica
http://labpib.fmrp.usp.br
Prof. Dr. Vêncio
rvencio@usp.br
Thank you for your attention!
“ Simplicity is a great virtue but it requires hard work to
achieve it and education to appreciate it. And to make
matters worse: complexity sells better ”
-- E. Dijkstra.