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Bioinformatics for Research: Decode NGS Data & Submit Publishable Results

Dive into bioinformatics with HORT 503 in Fall 2014! Learn nucleotide alignments, BLAST, RNA-Seq analysis, genome assembly, and more. Gain essential skills to analyze Next-gen sequencing data effectively.

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Bioinformatics for Research: Decode NGS Data & Submit Publishable Results

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  1. Bioinformatics for Research ? ? ATCGTAGGCTAGCCTATG Gigabytes of NGS data Publishable results Next-gen sequencing data got you down? Does it seem like the analysis programs are in a mystical language? Don’t know what the results really mean? THIS CLASS IS FOR YOU!!! Fall 2014--HORT 503, section 01, 4 credits, SLN 07387 Lecture: Tu, Th 1200-1315 Lab: F 1310-1600 Students must have a laptop for class Questions? Contact Dorrie Main, dorrie@wsu.edu • Learn about: • Basic nucleotide and protein alignments • Command line and Perl basics • How to use BLAST on the web and command line • Genome assembly • Annotation of genomes • RNA-Seq analysis • RAD-Seq and GBS analysis • Submitting sequences to Genbank

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