Bioinformatics Crash Course

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Bioinformatics Crash CourseIan Misner Ph.D.Bioinformatics CoordinatorUMD Bioinformatics CoreBioinformaticsCore

The Plan Monday– Introductions– Linux and Python Hands-onTraining Tuesday– NGS Introduction– RNAseq with Sailfish (Dr. SteveMount, CBCB)– RNAseq with Tuxedo package Wednesday– Genome SequencingIntroduction– Genome Assembly and QC– Metagenomics (Dr. Mihai Pop,CBCB) Thursday– Genome Annotation– PacBio Genome Assembly (MattConte)– Review Genome Assembly andAnnotation Friday– Cloud computing and Galaxy Variant Detection and RNAseqanalysis Each day we can have a Q&Asession to find out what worksor doesn’t work as well as try toaddress any topics we haven’tcovered.BioinformaticsCore

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UMD Bioinformatics Core Mission: To provide userswith the bioinformaticservices, support, andeducation necessary toadvance their researchprogram. The Core has partneredwith the Division of IT toprovide the necessarycomputational resourcesneeded for thesedemanding analyses.BioinformaticsCore

Bioinformatics Core Services Raw data processing Genome and transcriptomeassembly RNAseq analysis Variant discovery Grant writing support Experimental design assistance Workflow and pipelineconstruction Custom analysesBioinformaticsCore

The Goal Allow you to conduct your own analysis. Get you comfortable using the command line. Introduce programing, HPCC’s, andDeepThought2. Learn some of the best practices withexperimental design and data analysis. Avoid common pitfalls with data processing.BioinformaticsCore

What is Bioinformatics? Interdisciplinary field combining:––––Computer scienceStatisticsMathematicsAnd Biology Lots of different areas of expertise:––––Biological programingSoftware developmentHardware developmentExperimental design Difficult for an individual to be an expert in all areas. HIGHLY COLLABRATIVE!BioinformaticsCore

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What is Bioinformatics? Bioinformatics is experimental. Tools and packages are under constantdevelopment and redesign. Best practices are only just starting to bedetermined. Always do your own checking don’t assumea program is producing valid information justbecause there is some output. Garbage in Garbage out!BioinformaticsCore

Tools of the Trade Mostly open source tools.– These have published code that people can review,modify, and correct. This does not necessary mean free. Computers, lots of computers.BioinformaticsCore

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Tools of the Trade Mostly open source tools.– These have published code that people can review,modify, and correct. This does not necessarily mean free. Computers, lots of computers. Mountains of Next Generation Sequencing(NGS) Data.BioinformaticsCore

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Bioinformatic Platforms Linux Command Line– Python, Perl, R, bash, etc. iPlant, iAnimal etc– Grant funded, programmer support, intuitionalsupport Galaxy– Heavy community support and funding. Commercial software Geneious, CLC, etc.BioinformaticsCore

Basic File Formats FASTAFASTQSAMBAMBioinformaticsCore

FASTA My gene some CAGACGCGCGAA Text based representation of DNA or protein sequence.First line starts with a and is the sequence description.The next line is the sequence.No standard file extention– .fa .fasta .fasBioinformaticsCore

FASTQ Fasta with quality AAAATAGATCCGTAACTTCGGG HWI-EAS225:3:1:2:854#0/1a abbbbabaabbababb [aaa N]b ab AAAACATCGAACG HWI-EAS225:3:1:2:1595#0/1a abbbababbbabbbbbbabb aaababab\aa BioinformaticsCore

Plan That covers just the basics. Today we are going to work on computer skills– Linux– PythonBioinformaticsCore

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Python http://pythonforbiologists.com/BioinformaticsCore

Bioinformatics Crash Course Ian Misner Ph.D. Bioinformatics Coordinator UMD Bioinformatics Core . Bioinformatics!Core The Plan Monday – Introductions – Linux and Python Hands-on Training Tuesday – NGS Introduction – RNAseq with Sailfish (Dr. Steve Mount, CBCB) – RNAse

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