First and foremost I would like to thank the developers, admin and participants for this site. Thank you.
I'm a veteran research molecular biologist currently retooling my skill set.
I typically hand samples to a facility core and anxiously wait for the data. Analysis consists of plugging that data into an application to ID genes, pathways, etc. for model building and manuscript prep.
I want to develop a working knowledge of the complete data analysis process of current sequencing technologies. This includes a thorough understanding of the algorithms used. I am developing computer programming skills. I currently have some working knowledge of Python, Unix Bash- and C-shell scripting and C++.
Currently I'm doing an independent study of computational biology and that what brings me to this site. I've already recognized that this forum is an excellent window into the next-gen sequencing arena.
My first question then will be: What is the best way to get real-data analysis experience without being in a sequencing lab?
Although, I have interest in all aspects of sequence analysis, I have a specific interest in genome assembly and annotation, gene-protein prediction/ID and metabolic pathway analysis.
Thanks again!
I'm a veteran research molecular biologist currently retooling my skill set.
I typically hand samples to a facility core and anxiously wait for the data. Analysis consists of plugging that data into an application to ID genes, pathways, etc. for model building and manuscript prep.
I want to develop a working knowledge of the complete data analysis process of current sequencing technologies. This includes a thorough understanding of the algorithms used. I am developing computer programming skills. I currently have some working knowledge of Python, Unix Bash- and C-shell scripting and C++.
Currently I'm doing an independent study of computational biology and that what brings me to this site. I've already recognized that this forum is an excellent window into the next-gen sequencing arena.
My first question then will be: What is the best way to get real-data analysis experience without being in a sequencing lab?
Although, I have interest in all aspects of sequence analysis, I have a specific interest in genome assembly and annotation, gene-protein prediction/ID and metabolic pathway analysis.
Thanks again!
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