Next-generation sequencing hands-on data analysis

Summary

The Bioinformatics core facility in Trondheim arranges an introductory hands-on course in bioinformatic analysis of next-generation sequencing data. The focus will be on short micro-RNA sequencing and ChIP-seq reads mapped to the human genome.

Description

The participants will be trained in subjects like

  • understanding the Illumina Solexa sequencing platform
  • mapping reads to the genome
  • annotation of mapped reads to coding regions
  • statistical analysis of micro-RNA and ChIP-seq data
  • plotting and visualizing results
  • basic introduction to Unix necessary to perform the analysis

The course will cover two hands-on test cases using Illumina Solexa micro-RNA sequences and ChIP-seq data, in addition to a thorough introduction to challenges and possibilities in next-generation sequencing.

  

Place

Trondheim - Øya campus - Laboratory center - LS41

Place

Prerequisites

Since this is an introductory course, we do not require any prior knowledge in the subject. However, it is an advantage to be able to install/compile programs and run simple commands using a terminal. If you don't have such competence, we suggest that you team up with a colleague that does. Participants are required to bring their own laptops.

Organizers

FUGE Bioinformatics platform - Trondheim - Bioinformatics and Gene Regulation (BiGR)

Contact Person(s)

Jostein Johansen

j.johansen@ntnu.no, phone 72573359

Einar Ryeng

einar.ryeng@ntnu.no, phone 72826069

Number of Seats

20

Dates

Registration Start
19/9/2011
Registration End
1/11/2011
Course Start
Nov. 14, 2011 11:00 am
Course End
Nov. 16, 2011 4:00 pm
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