Research Explorations in Genomics

BIOLOGY AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES 4342

A collaborative laboratory investigation of a problem in comparative genomics, utilizing a variety of bioinformatics tools to manage and investigate large data sets (currently including genomic sequences, gene predictions, sequence conservation, gene expression). In spring '21 the research problem involves examination of genome assemblies from several Drosophila species, and working with one of these sequences to examine patterns of genome organization, gene structure and gene regulation. Prerequisites: Bio 2970, Chemistry 111/112, 151/152. While Bio 3371 or Bio 437, and some familiarity with computers would be advantageous, this is NOT required. Permission of Dr. Chris Shaffer is required. Fulfills the upper-level laboratory requirement for the Biology major.
Course Attributes: FA NSM; AR NSM; AS NSM

Section 01

Research Explorations in Genomics - 01
INSTRUCTOR: Elgin, Shaffer, Buhler
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