Hands-on bioinformatics for microbial meta-omics
ENV-621
This course is designed to introduce beginners to the process of analyzing meta-omic data. The first week will be focused on meta-genomics and the second week will introduce meta-transcriptomics and an example of meta-proteomics. Students will work in groups of two and will be assigned a dataset that they will need to process based on the information learned from the course. Therefore, there will be a theory session and a hands-on session every day.
Note that the course is organized in two disjunct weeks in order to allow students to work on the metagenomic analysis in between the two block sessions.
The student will present the outcome of their project the last day of the course (February 9th). The grade will be based on the presentation.
- Schedule ENV 621- week 1 (File)
- Course book (from EDCE) (File)
- Practical Workshop (URL)
- Announcements (Forum)
December 11th
- Introduction to the course (File)
- Introduction to DNA Sequencing and Omics (File)
- Lecture_16S_rRNA (File)
- Amplicon Analysis (URL)
December 12th
December 13th
December 14th
December 15th
January 29th
Functional annotation
January 30th
Metatranscriptomics and metatranscriptomics
January 31st
Data visualization, phylogenomic tree
February 1st
Students work on their presentation
February 2nd
Student presentations:
9-9:30a Group 1
9:30-10a Group 2
10-10:30a Group 3
10:30-11a Group 4