'Genome sequences' diaporamas de présentation

Genome Biology and Biotechnology

Genome Biology and Biotechnology. 3. The genome structures of vertebrates. Prof. M. Zabeau Department of Plant Systems Biology Flanders Interuniversity Institute for Biotechnology (VIB) University of Gent International course 2005. The Genome Sequences of vertebrates.

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TOPICS IN (NANO) BIOTECHNOLOGY Human Genome Project Lecture 9

PhD Course . TOPICS IN (NANO) BIOTECHNOLOGY Human Genome Project Lecture 9. 15th April, 2004. Nuclear. Human Genome. Mitochondrial. Remember what the genome is?. Human Genome organisation Human genome contains ~ 40,000 genes Nuclear genome 3000 Mb

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Genome Biology and Biotechnology

Genome Biology and Biotechnology. 3. The genome structures of vertebrates. Prof. M. Zabeau Department of Plant Systems Biology Flanders Interuniversity Institute for Biotechnology (VIB) University of Gent International course 2005. The Genome Sequences of vertebrates.

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What do genome sequences reveal?

What do genome sequences reveal?. Non-random nucleotide distribution A dynamic nature Genes, metabolic pathways and potential. Randomness in genome sequences. How long do you make primers to ensure specificity?

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MB206-Jan09

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IMPRS workshop Comparative Genomics 18 th -21 st of February 2013 Lecture 1

IMPRS workshop Comparative Genomics 18 th -21 st of February 2013 Lecture 1. Genetic variation. At what level do we study and compare genetic variation?. Family. Genus. Kingdom. Class. Species. Phylum. Order. Populations. Individuals. What is genetic variation?.

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Sequence motifs

Sequence motifs. What are sequence motifs?. Sequences are translated into electron densities with different affinities of interacting with other molecules. Motifs represent a short common sequence Regulatory motifs (TF binding sites) Functional site in proteins (DNA binding motif).

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Comparative and evolutionary analysis of genomes from Rickettsia -related endosymbionts

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From Genomes to Genes

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Personalized Genomics Overview

Personalized Genomics Overview. Genetic testing status and prospects Types of human variation Detection of human genomic variation GWAS Nextgen sequencing Challenges Ethical questions. Types of Genetic Testing. Scientific Research Between species: phylogenetics Within human species

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Yeast genome sequencing: the power of comparative genomics

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Genome Assembly Stewardship (Ames)

Genome Assembly Stewardship (Ames). Objective 1: Support stewardship of maize genome sequences and forthcoming diverse maize sequences.

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Assessing evolutionary relationships among species from whole-genome analysis

Assessing evolutionary relationships among species from whole-genome analysis. Intro and history. Evolutionary history inferred from comparison of gene sequences (1965, Zuckerland and Pauling) First universal tree of life from rRNA (1977-8, Woese) (is that true?). Horizontal Gene Transfer

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Proposed Problem

Proposed Problem.

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Biol5 18

Biol5 18. Lecture 1 Introduction to Chemical Genomics. Introduction: definitions.

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IslandPath: A computational aid for identifying genomic islands

Whole Genome (predicted) ORF Display:. Genome ORFs are displayed to allow interesting regions (rich in mobility genes, abnormal %G+C, close to structural RNAs) to be viewed in a genome context. E.g. H. Pylori 26695 Genome. %G+C Analysis General Observations:.

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GBrowse2 Saturday 4:00-4:15, Lincoln Stein, part of BOSC SIG

GMOD @ ISMB 2010. Analysis and Workflow. Galaxy: Analyze, Visualize, Communicate Saturday 1:30-5:30, Galaxy Team NGS Analysis with Galaxy on the Cloud Monday 3:30-3:55, TT26, Anton Nekrutenko Sample Tracking and automated data processing in Galaxy for NGS

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Table S4. Percent of members with different numbers of introns in each class.

Table S4. Percent of members with different numbers of introns in each class. The number of the PHO1 genes from gymnosperms are in grey and not included for calculation due to the unavailability of their whole genome sequences.

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Plant and Animal Genome Conference XX

Building an Efficient Database. Content Management System Easy to Use and Update Open Source Popular, Powerful, Robust and Secure Modular and Extensible Users/Roles/Access Control. Drupal modules as web front-end for Chado. Chado. Generic Database schema

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