High-throughput Biology - From Sequence to Networks 2019
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Welcome
Welcome to High-throughput Biology - From Sequence to Networks 2019.
The course schedule can be found here
If you have questions or comments, visit the workshop Q&A forum. You may need to join the group by clicking on the “+” symbol and entering the class code.
You can download the printed course manual here.
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Pre-Workshop Materials
Laptop Setup Instructions
Instructions to setup your laptop can be found here.
Pre-workshop Tutorials
1) R Preparation tutorials: You are expected to have completed the following tutorials in R beforehand. The tutorial should be very accessible even if you have never used R before.
- The CBW R tutorial
- Quick and Dirty Guide to R
- The R Tutorial up to and including 5. Basic Plots
- The R command cheat sheet
2) UNIX Preparation tutorials:
- UNIX Bootcamp
- Tutorials #1-3 on UNIX Tutorial for Beginners
- Unix Cheat sheet
4) Cytoscape Preparation tutorials: Complete the introductory tutorial to Cytoscape
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Introduction to Cytoscape3 - User Interface
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Introduction to Cytoscape3 - Welcome Screen
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Filtering and Editing in Cytoscape 3
Pre-workshop Readings
Before coming to the workshop, read these:
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Integrative Genomics Viewer (IGV): high-performance genomics data visualization and exploration
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A survey of sequence alignment algorithms for next-generation sequencing
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Genotype and SNP calling from next-generation sequencing data
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Informatics for RNA Sequencing: A Web Resource for Analysis on the Cloud
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Transcript-level expression analysis of RNA-seq experiments with HISAT, StringTie and Ballgown
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Methods to study splicing from high-throughput RNA sequencing data
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Recurrent chimeric RNAs enriched in human prostate cancer identified by deep sequencing
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iRegulon: From a Gene List to a Gene Regulatory Network Using Large Motif and Track Collections
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g:Profiler–a web-based toolset for functional profiling of gene lists from large-scale experiments
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g:Profiler–a web server for functional interpretation of gene lists (2011 update)
Day 1
Welcome
Michelle Brazas
Module 1: Introduction to High-throughput Sequencing
Sara Goodwin
Module 2: Data Visualization
Heather Gibling
Module 3: Genome Alignment
Mathieu Bourgey
Lab Practical: Connecting to the Cloud
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We have set up 30 instances on the Amazon cloud - one for each student. In order to log in to your instance, you will need a security certificate. If you plan on using Linux or Mac OS X, please download this certificate. Otherwise if you plan on using Windows (with Putty and Winscp), please download this certificate.
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Detail instructions can be found here.
Day 2
Module 4: Small-Variant Calling and Annotation
Mathieu Bourgey
Module 5: Structural Variant Calling
Mathieu Bourgey
Module 6: De Novo Assembly
Jared Simpson
Interesting paper on gaps: Mind the gaps - ignoring errors in long read assemblies critically affects protein prediction
Integrated Assignment - Day 2
Heather Gibling
Day 3
Day 3 and Day 4 refer to content on rnabio.org.
Module 7: Introduction to RNA Sequencing Analysis
Malachi Griffith
Module 7 Lab Practical
Malachi Griffith
Module 8: RNA-seq Alignment and Visualization
Christopher Miller
Module 8 Lab Practical
Christopher Miller
Integrated Assignment - Day 3
Kelsy Cotto
Paper: Recurrent chimeric RNAs enriched in human prostate cancer identified by deep sequencing
Day 4
Module 9: Expression and Differential Expression
Christopher Miller
Module 9 Lab Practical
Christopher Miller
Module 10: Reference Free Alignment
Malachi Griffith
Module 10 Lab Practical
Malachi Griffith
Module 11: Isoform Discovery and Alternative Expression
Kelsy Cotto
Module 11 Lab Practical
Kelsy Cotto
Integrated Assignment - Day 4
Kelsy Cotto
Keeping Up-to-date with RNA-Seq Analysis Developments
For additional resources, tutorials, future directions, and more please refer to the RNA-seq tutorial
Day 5
Module 12: Introduction to Pathway and Network Analysis
Jüri Reimand
Module 13: Finding Over-Represented Pathways
Jüri Reimand
Module 13 Lab Practical: Enrichment-Based Analysis - Performing ORA
Jüri Reimand
Module 14: Network Visualization and Analysis with Cytoscape and Reactome
Robin Haw
Module 14 Lab Practical: De novo subnetwork clustering analysis - Reactome
Robin Haw
Integrated Assignment - Day 5
Veronique Voisin
Day 6
Module 15: More Depth on Network and Pathway Analysis and Cytoscape Enrichment map
Veronique Voisin
Module 15 Lab Practical: Cytoscape-Enrichment Map
Veronique Voisin
Lab Practical - Part 3 Optional
Module 16: Gene Function Prediction
Quaid Morris
Lab Practical - Cytoscape version
Day 7
Module 17: Regulatory Network Analysis
Michael Hoffman
Lecture with missing animation
Module 17 Lab Practical: iRegulon
Veronique Voisin
Integrated Assignment - Day 7
Veronique Voisin
Post Workshop
Post workshop content for data sets, docker containers, AWS image, tools and install instructions can be found here
Additional resources for continuing your bioinformatics education can be found here