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CRC-CGF |
Introduction to Bioinformatics
A short course for Postgraduate Students
9th - 13th September 2002
Course Completed!
The course has now been run and enjoyed by all. In addition to the twenty-four course participants, many local and interstate students attended the morning sessions and were most welcome. All up we averaged about sixty or more in attendance on each morning. Thank you to all the lecturers and audience who helped to make it a success.
We anticipate running this course again at a similar time in 2003.
What was the course all about - just a reminder!
The course examined the background, concepts and techniques for effective use of genetic, protein and biological databases. The practical sessions provided examples and hands-on experience for exploiting these databases. The lectures and tutorials were presented by academic staff from the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, the Howard Florey Institute and the University of Melbourne. The practical element of the course was limited to 24 participants.
The topics covered in the course included:
Searching: Sequence Databases
Protein Sequencing Alignment
Protein Folding Motifs
Bioproteomics
Functional Genomics
Future Directions for Bioinformatics
Sponsors Thanks to the following
The Biotechnology
Education and Training Programme
The CRC for Cellular Growth
Factors
The Ludwig Institute for Cancer
Research
The Howard Florey Institute
for Experimental Physiology and Medicine
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
for Medical Research
Cytopia
Applied Biosystems
Course Presentations
Here are the fourteen presentations given during the morning sessions,
together with the notes for each of the practical sessions. The files are
in PDF format to allow for easy printing. An online version of each presentation
is also available. Notes for the practical classes are presented as well.
We are grateful to each of the lecturers for their permission to distribute
these files.
| Presentations | Web slide show | |
| Paul Pallaghy (University of Melbourne):
Sequence Alignment |
31 slides, 267 kb | View |
| Robert Flegg (VBC):
Biological Databases |
37 slides, 1377 kb | View |
| Robert Flegg (VBC):
Database Searching |
39 slides, 193 kb | View |
| Keith Satterley (WEHI):
Finding Genes |
103 slides, 2231 kb | View |
| Terry Speed (WEHI):
Multiple Alignment, Phylogenetic Trees |
41 slides, 105 kb | View |
| Terry Speed (WEHI):
Motifs, Profiles and Hidden Markov Models |
40 slides, 1271 kb | View |
| Tom Garrett (WEHI):
Proteins in 3D |
28 slides, 1764 kb | View |
| Nathan Hall (LICR):
Molecular Modelling |
27 slides, 1435 kb | View |
| Herbert Treutlein (Cytopia):
Drug Design & Virtual Screening |
30 slides, 1047 kb | View |
| Sue Forrest (AGRF):
Genomics |
42 slides, 5161 kb | View |
| Tony Burgess (LICR):
Beyond the Genome |
58 slides, 1296 kb | |
| Richard Simpson (LICR):
Proteomics |
37 slides, 3726 kb | |
| Jane Armes (University of Melbourne):
Microarrays - An Experimental Scientist's View |
25 slides, 9300 kb | View |
| Terry Speed (WEHI):
Microarrays - A Statistical Analysis |
55 slides, 3776 kb | View |
| Practical Sessions | ||
| Alignment, Database Searching, SRS/OMIM | Prac notes. | |
| Multiple Alignment, motif searching, tree building, finding genes | Prac notes. | |
| Molecular Modelling and Rasmol | Prac notes. | |
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