Bioinformatics is the field that equips biomedical researchers with the computational tools and skills to analyze massive biological datasets, like gene sequences or protein structures, to unlock the secrets of health and disease. In essence, it's the bridge between biology and computer science that allows researchers to make sense of the vast amount of data generated by modern experiments.
General Bioinformatics
DNAStar hosted overview of LaserGene Suite (Molecular Biology Suite) for 2023
General Bioinformatics
Advanced literature search in PubMed with an overview of PubMEd and exercise including general and clinical search, building queries and collections.
General Bioinformatics
Sequence retrieval tools (SRA) for downling bulk geneomic or protein sequence data
General Bioinformatics
Introduction to protein databases, their contents and uses in bioinformatics research
General Bioinformatics
A tour of primary sequence databases including NCBI, Array Express, GEO, PDB, Intro Pro, UniProt and Ensembl.
General Bioinformatics
Public Projects - Human NGS Data training covering sequence file formats, WES vs WGS, common NGS methods, and HapMap
General Bioinformatics
Basic conceps and use of UCSC Genome Browser Tutorial to visualize genomes, genes and other sequence entities in context.
General Bioinformatics
EMBOSS -- A One-Stop-Shop for Basic Bioinformatics Analysis suite of tools that support a unix one tool per job philosophy
General Bioinformatics
Introduction to GIMP, image analysis software, similar to Adobe Photoshop
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