Bioinformatics & Data Analysis Workshop, Glasgow, 21 April 2015

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Bioinformatics & Data Analysis Workshop, Glasgow, 21 April 2015

02-16-2015, 11:55 AM

This bioinformatics workshop is taking place in Glasgow (UK) on 21st April as part of the NGS 2015 Glasgow conference on 22nd & 23rd April.

The programme will be divided in 3 parts covering the following:
From raw data to the assembly (raw data, QC, mapping of reads, visualising DNAseq and RNAseq data, understanding the workflow)

Interpreting RNAseq results (inspecting data from different conditions, visualising count-based data, differences between polyA selected and ribosomal depleted samples, functional analysis of differential expression data, network analysis of differential expression data)

Interpreting DNAseq data (variant calling, variant filtering and interpreting, variant based diagnosis)

For more details please visit the WEBSITE

Last edited by Biotexcel; 02-16-2015, 01:21 PM. Reason: Title change
Tags: bioinformatics, data analysis, dnaseq, rnaseq

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