BGI Bioinformatics Workshop on Diseases
BGI Bioinformatics Workshop on Diseases
Dec. 16-20, 2013, Shenzhen, China
http://events.genomics.cn/en/training/show_training?id=119
With the application of high-throughput sequencing technology and the development of genomics, the study model of human diseases has been gradually shifted from hypothesis-oriented to data-oriented. Such data-oriented, large-scale, industrialized study mode, is taking great advance to study from the genomic level, transcriptomic level as well as the epigenomic level, which makes it possible to go on a multi-level research. In order to provide our researchers with innovative iideas, new strategies and techniques, this workshop will focus on sequencing technology in DNA, RNA and epigenetic level for human disease research, which includes methods and prospects. This workshop will introduce whole genome resequencing, exome sequencing and personalized target region sequencing technologies at DNA level.While transcriptome sequencing engages to identify complex disease genotyping and molecular markers, screen drug targets and find out related genes or structural variation at RNA level. As for epigenomic level, you will see the map of whole genome methylation and that of histone / transcription factor binding regions through bisulfite sequencing, MeDIP sequencing and ChIP sequencing, which helps to illustrate the pathogenic mechanisms of epigenetic modification in related disease.
We are looking forward to your participation at BGI Workshop.
Schedule
2013.12.16
09:00--11:20 Application of Sequencing in Human Disease Research11:20--12:00 Tour with BGI14:00--17:30 A Tour of the Castle — Linux Overview17:30-18:30 Q&A18:30-19:30 Dinner & Back to Hotel
2013.12.17
09:00--12:00 Whole Genome& Target Region Re-sequencing Data Analysis14:00--17:30 Technology in DNA Level Study - WGS, Exon Sequencing, Blast, SNP, SV, Indel, CNV17:30-18:30 Q&A18:30-19:30 Dinner & Back to Hotel
2013.12.18
09:00--12:00 RNA Research - Transcriptome, MicroRNA, Genometype14:00--17:30 Fusing Gene Detection17:30-18:30 Q&A18:30-19:30 Dinner & Back to Hotel
2013.12.19
09:00--12:00 Single-Gene Disease Research - Filtering Screening, Basing on Family Linkage Analysis14:00--17:30 Study on Complex Disease- Classic Case Study and Project Design17:30-18:30 Q&A18:30-19:30 Dinner & Back to Hotel
2013.12.20
09:00--12:00 Single Cell Omics14:00--17:30 Epigenomics by NGS and Application on Disease17:30-18:30 Q&A18:30-19:30 Banquet
*With hands-on practice
Target Audience:
Ph.D students & young postdocs who are eager to learn more about high-throughput sequencing on diseases. A little bioinformatics background / some basic experience in programming will be better.
(Subject area can be Genomics or or human genetics)
Speakers:
Ming Qi , Ph.D., FACMG
Liang Wang, BGI, China
Kang Yi, BGI, China
Xin Liu,Ph.D., BGI, China
Qibing Li, BGI, China
Yong Hou, BGI, China
Fei Gao, Ph.D.,BGI, China
Registration :
Registration fee: 7800 RMB / € 962 / £ 780 / ＄1300 (Learning materials and laptop rental fee are included)
Accommodation:
Pattaya Hotel (Four-Star) 340 RMB/ night (Not included in the registration package)
Shuttle service between the hotel and BGI are available. (Twice per day during the workshop )
Contact Us:
External Training Department, BGI College
Tel :+86 -755-25273851
Email:[email protected]
Address: BGI-Shenzhen, Beishan Industrial Zone, Yantian District, Shenzhen, 518083, China.
Disclaimer:
The material presented at BGI Bioinformatics Workshop is for training purpose at BGI only. Attendees are prohibited to reuse, reprint, modify, distribute, and/or copy without BGI’s written permission. It is prohibited to reproduce materials of any kind, including print photography, audiotapes and videotapes during the courses.
Cancellations :
In the event of cancellation, registrants shall pay the following fees:
Cancellations fees:
a). 30% of the Total Registration Fee for cancellation before Dec. 1st, 2013
b). 80% of the Total Registration Fee for cancellation after Dec. 1st, 2013
4. During training, BGI holds no liability for accidental injury, damage to property, etc.