BCH 5101 Analysis of -Omics Data

3 units
Biochemistry
Faculty of Science
Theoretical and practical aspects of various methods currently used to analyze the plethora mountain of omics data. Methods: sequence alignment and database searches; sequence analysis and bioinformatics of gene regulation; DNA microarray and sequencing technologies to identify transcription factor binding sites; analysis of proteomics data; statistical analysis of preprocessed gene expression and protein/ metabolite abundance data; epidemiology applications. Critical reading of the literature and strategies for making informed choices of methods for the analysis of students' own data.

Components:

Lecture

Previously Offered Terms:

Fall
Winter

French Equivalent:

David Bickel

2 sections from Winter 2018 to Fall 2019

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Theodore Perkins

Fall 2019 - A00

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