BIOINFORMATION-BIOMETRY
December 14, 2023 2024-09-30 10:15BIOINFORMATION-BIOMETRY
BIOINFORMATION-BIOMETRY
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Type|Type of Course: | OP | SCIENTIFIC AREA | |||||||||||||
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Teaching Semester: | 13th Semester | |||||||||||||
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Hours per week: | 2 hours | |||||||||||||
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Total Time (Teaching Hours + Student Workload) | 54 Hours | |||||||||||||
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Prerequisites: | NO | |||||||||||||
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Language of Instruction: | Greek | |||||||||||||
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Available for Erasmus: | YES | |||||||||||||
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Semester Lectures: | Coming Soon… | |||||||||||||
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Teaching Method: | LECTURES Face to face in the Department's IT lab and in the auditorium
COMPULSORY PRESENTATION NO Lectures in powerpoint format In each lesson, laboratory exercises are carried out on a computer Use of T.P.E. in communication with students (website, e-mail, etc.) |
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Evaluation Method: | The evaluation of the students is done in Greek with a written presentation of laboratory exercises/applications presented during the lectures. | |||||||||||||
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Objective Objectives/Desired Results: | The general purpose of the course is to introduce students to Bioinformatics and familiarize them with the use of computers to manage and analyze genomic and proteomic data, and to retrieve such data from web databases.
The specific objectives of the course are specialized in the following intended learning outcomes: Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:
General Skills Search, analysis and synthesis of data and information, using the necessary technologies Decision making Autonomous work Teamwork Work in an international environment Promotion of free, creative and inductive thinking |
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Course URL : | http://biomath.med.uth.gr | |||||||||||||
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Course Description: | In the course this is achieved with the help of the computer – search of bioinformatics websites – Retrieval of genetic data from databases–GenBank – Analysis of nucleotide and amino acid sequences – FASTA-pairwise sequence alignment analysis – Multiple sequence alignment analysis-CLUSTAL – Protein data sources–SWISSPROT. – Secondary and composite protein sequence databases–PROSITE, PRINTS and OWL. – Comparison of protein structures with intramolecular and intermolecular methods – Categorization of protein structures-SSAP, CE and CATH. – Evidence of genetic analysis. – Testing the association between genes and diseases. – Analysis of genomic scans – Data analysis of gene expression microarrays (Microarrays) |
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Recommended reading: | Teaching notes are distributed:
Ilias Zintzaras (2008) LABORATORY NOTES OF APPLIED BIOMETRY-BIOINFORMATION (available on the course website as well as teaching materials) In addition, the following bibliography is indicated A Practical Guide to Gene and Protein Analysis (3rd ed. 2016). Author: Baxevanis AD, Ouellette BFF (Editor of the Greek Edition: Hamodrakas S.I.) Publishing House: Scientific Publications Parisianou SA Introduction to Bioinformatics Algorithms Author: NEIL C. JONES, PAVEL A. PEVZNER (1st/2010) ISBN: 978-960-461-388-5 Publisher: KEY NUMBER |
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