21. This changes
454" everything.
Illumina"
Solid...
Any lab can
sequence
anything!
22. Big data is invading biology
• Genomics"
• Biodiversity assessments"
• Stool microbiome sequencing"
• Personalized medicine"
• Cancer genomics"
• Sensor networks - e.g tracking microclimates"
• Aerial surveys (Drones) - e.g. crop productivity; rainforest cover"
• Camera traps
23.
24.
25. Challenges
1. Getting up and running with Unix
(today)"
2. Algorithms in Bioinformatics: strengths & weaknesses
(Tuesday+Wednesday - Fabrizio Smeraldi)"
3. Bioinformatics databases
(Thursday to Monday - Ajanthah Sangaralingam / Chelala lab)"
4. DIY: genome assembly & identifying variants.
(Monday to Friday - Yannick)
26. Monday: "
Getting up and running with Unix
& High Performance Computing"
Because Excel just ain’t strong enough.
ITS Research Team (Lukasz Zalewski)"
1. Install virtualbox & biolinux. "
2. Introduction to Unix"
3. Using Apocrita HPC"
!
27. Algorithms for sequence alignment.
"Fabrizio Smeraldi - Algorithms for sequence alignment."
!
- dotplots- the concept of distance: Euclidean, hamming,
Levenshtein"
- dynamic programming and the Smith Waterman algorithm"
- local, global, semiglobal alignments"
- gap penalty models"
- basics of approximate methods (Blast)"
- scoring matrices (PAM, Blosum)"
- Profiles and PSI-Blast"
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28. Databases for Bioinformatics !
!
- Biological databases & access to the annotated genomes
(lectures)"
- NCBI"
- Ensembl"
-UCSC"
- Entrez & Biomart"
- Genbank/Uniprot"
!
- Cancer resources and data portals "
- TCGA, ICGC and Cosmic (lecture and practical session)"""
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