PPT-IMPRS workshop Comparative Genomics
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18 th 21 st of February 2013 Lecture 4 Positive selection What is positive selection Positive selection is selection on a particular trait and the increased frequency
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18 th 21 st of February 2013 Lecture 4 Positive selection What is positive selection Positive selection is selection on a particular trait and the increased frequency of an allele in a population. Comparative Genomics. 18. th. -21. st. of February 2013. Lecture . 4. Positive selection. What is positive selection?. Positive selection is selection on a particular trait. - and the increased frequency of an allele in a population. Comparative Genomics. 18. th. -21. st. of February 2013. Lecture . 1. Genetic variation. At what level do we study and compare genetic variation?. Populations. Individuals. Kingdom. Phylum. Class. Order. Joachim Bargsten. February 2012. Comparative . genomics. The study of the relationship of genome structure and function. across different biological species or strains. .. Why . should we do this?. How . selection, . regulation, epigenomics, . disease. Manolis Kellis. MIT Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Recombination breakpoints. Family Inheritance. selection, . regulation, epigenomics, . disease. Manolis Kellis. MIT Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Goal: A systems-level understanding of genomes and gene regulation:. Overview and Capabilities: . . High Throughput Sequencing Facility (HTSG). Functional Genomics M. ammalian Genotyping Core (MGC). Corbin Jones. Faculty Director. Piotr . Meiczkowski . Technologies . What is Structural Genomics ?. Is the process of high-. throughtput. determination of 3-D structures of Biological macromolecules. What is the Goal of Structural Genomics ?. Provision of enough structural templates to facilitate homology modeling of most proteins.. “. User facility. providing high-throughput DNA sequencing & analysis in support of DOE missions in alternative . energy. , . carbon cycling . & . bioremediation. .”. Opened in 1999. ~240 UC Employees. from NHGRI’s . Planning . Workshop on the Future Opportunities . for . Genome Sequencing . & Beyond. Mark Gerstein & Rick Myers. Recommendations related to genome function. . Part 1: Workshop summary (Mark). . Carl Pray. 1. Can advances in biology transform Asian agriculture? Challenges are large. Food production . Productivity growth . Crises – . Biological -Africa Swine Fever, corn stalk borer, fall armyworm, wheat rust. February 2012. Comparative . genomics. The study of the relationship of genome structure and function. across different biological species or strains. .. Why . should we do this?. How . are we going to do this?. What . is . Functional. . Genomics?. RNA . Transcription/Gene. . Expression. Measuring Gene. . Expression. Microarrays. High-throughput. . Sequencing. Transcriptional. . Regulation. Transcription. Ian Green. Clinical Engagement and Education Business Manager. Strategy. Work undertaken by Genome One (part of the . Garvan. Institute). Work underway. Completion date . –. 17. th. , March 2017. Ravi Madduri. madduri@anl.gov. Joint work with Paul . Davé. , Lukasz . Lacinski. , Alex Rodriguez, . Dinanath. . Sulakhe. , Ryan Chard and Ian Foster. Globus Genomics is developed, operated, and supported by researchers, developers, and .
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