SARS-COV-2 Genomic Data Analysis
In this program, we will learn about the novel coronavirus genomics and understand how genomic data analysis tools can help identify specific viral strains, understand multiple sequence alignment, phylogenetic analysis, and the significance of mutations in the context of viral protein structure and function. We will further discuss the viral genomes of Covid-19, genes, proteins, and the virology of the disease. We discussed how the data and the various analysis tools can help in the detection of viral genomes, compare and distinguish between viral strains, identify the impact of mutations on the functionality of viral proteins, and discuss the virology from the standpoint of data.
Upcoming Events
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08June
Sequencing Viral Genomes
Using Next Generation Sequencing to Study Viral Genomes
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12June
Detecting VIRAL Genomes in Animals and Patients using NGS
Bioinformatics techniques for finding viral genomes in host samples
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15June
Using Genomic Reference Databases of Viral Sequences
Detection of Viral Genomes in Host Samples (Part 2)
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19June
Multiple Sequence Alignment Similarity and Consensus
Comparing Sequences and Finding a Consensus
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22June
NCBI Virus: High-quality COVID-19 Genomic Data
Finding and preparing files for analysis on NCBI Virus
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26June
Phylogenetic Analysis
Identifying relationships between viral sequences
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29June
Hands-on Session: Preparing and Running your pipeline
Multiple sequence alignment of viral genomes, Preparing a full pipeline of MSA and Phylogeny
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03July
Q&A on Pipeline Outputs
Using Bioinformatics Pipelines for Big Data, Preparing a Workflow based on data type, Selecting the right references and databases, Interpreting evolutionary relationships, Visualizing and...
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06July
Program Review
Evaluating the program timeline, Support and topics, Discussion about resources needed to improve course delivery.
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10July
Applying bioinformatics to the vaccine and drug design
Bioinformatics in translational research: vaccine and drug design
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