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Learn About SwissOrthology - Orthology Prediction Tool

Offered By: Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics via YouTube

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Bioinformatics Courses Molecular Evolution Courses Phylogenetics Courses RDF Courses SPARQL Courses Comparative Genomics Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore the world of orthology prediction through SwissOrthology, a powerful tool for bioinformatics applications. Delve into the concept of orthologs, genes that diverge through speciation events, and their crucial role in gene function prediction, species tree reconstruction, and comparative analyses. Discover the SIB Resource SwissOrthology, along with OMA (Orthologous MAtrix) and OrthoDB resources. Gain insights into molecular evolution, phylogenetics, and comparative genomics with a focus on arthropods. Learn about interoperability in sciences using SPARQL and RDF, and explore the OMA browser to understand Hierarchical Orthologous Groups (HOGs). Investigate the fascinating world of beetles and their evolutionary arms race with plants. Master the use of Phylo.io, a phylogenetic tree visualizer, to enhance your understanding of evolutionary relationships.

Syllabus

SwissOrthology - Your one-stop shop for orthologs.
Introduction to molecular evolution & phylogenetics, Orthology & Paralogy (Comparative Genomics 1/3).
Orthology-focused arthropod comparative genomics (Comparative Genomics 2/3).
Interoperabilty in the sciences with SPARQL and RDF.
OMA browser - What are Hierarchical Orthologous Groups (HOGs)?.
An inordinate fondness for beetles, or an arms race with plants?.
Using the phylogenetic tree visualiser Phylo.io.


Taught by

Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics

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