Systems Biology and Omics Analysis Part I
CI 764A
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Description
The goals of this part of the course are to introduce participants to fundamental concepts in genomics and systems biology, and to provide a basis for experiments that generate large genomic, transcriptomic, proteome and combined datasets. An introduction to the structure of the human genome, and obtaining information about gene expression and gene regulation is followed by exploration of experimental design for generation of large datasets and their integration using systems biology principles. DNA sequencing, RNA sequencing and Mass spectrometry-based proteomics and related technologies are discussed, and the course concludes with investigation of the microbiome and its relevance in health and disease.
School
Harvard Medical School
Credits
2
Cross Reg
Not Available for Cross Registration
Subject
Clinical Investigation
Grading Basis
HMS Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory
Course Requirements
Course is limited to in-person students.
Curriculum Phase
N/A
Visiting Clerks
N/A
Course Type
N/A
