<< Chapter < Page | Chapter >> Page > |
The novel research-oriented course of bioinformatics called From Sequence to Expression and Structure is organized into three main parts listed below.
Multiple gene expression techniques allow simultaneous measurement of expression levels of up to 50,000 genes. These novel methods already are being used to classify human cancers as well as to measure expression changes in experimental conditions. This part of the course introduces the student to the techniques and experiments for obtaining gene expression data, as well as the probabilistic and statistical methods for analysis of such data.
The data generated by large scale parallel hybridization techniques, such as DNA microarrays, constitute a new generation of data requiring novel methods of statistical analysis.
You can also refer to the comprehensive presentation of the DNA-Microarray technology
Notification Switch
Would you like to follow the 'Bioinformatics - from sequence expression and structure' conversation and receive update notifications?