This fact makes essential a proper identification and annotation of the gene structures for further analysis. Both eukaryotes and prokaryotes have genes hidden across their genomes in a different way but the procedure to identify them is quite similar although the effectiveness differs quite a lot.
In this practical course the students will learn the particularities of the gene identification in bacteria as well as in higher organisms. For a better understanding on the gene function the course will include methodologies for a good annotation on the identified genes, description of the annotation terms and databases for retrieving high quality annotations about functions, metabolic pathways and protein domains.
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COURSE INSTRUCTORS
Antonio Muñoz, Bioinformatics, CIBIO-InBIO
INTENDED AUDIENCE
The course will be open to a maximum number of 25 participants.
All the participants will be required to have previously set a Unix system in their laptops (OSX or Linux).
75% of available student slots are reserved for BIODIV students. Priority will be given to:
• 1st year and other PhD students attending the BIODIV Doctoral Program;
• PhD students attending other courses;
• Other post-graduate students and researchers.
REGISTRATION
Registration deadline: November 15, 2018
To apply, please fill the form available HERE
Participation is free of charge for BIODIV students | 65 € (students) | 125 € (other participants). CIBIO-InBIO members will have an additional discount of 20%. All applicants will be notified about whether they are accepted until November 26, 2018.
Please note that new rules apply for all BIODIV students.
More information
Contact | post.graduation@cibio.up.pt.