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Contents
- 1 Reading Material
- 1.1 Data Mining / Machine Learning Group
- 1.2 EHR Group
- 1.3 Genomics Group
- 1.4 Imaging Group
- 2 2017 Presentations
- 3 Symposium
- 4 Additional Resources
Reading Material
Data Mining / Machine Learning Group
EHR Group
Genomics Group
Papers
Methods for genome-wide association studies (GWAS)
- Skol AD et al. (2006) "Joint analysis is more efficient than replication-based analysis for two-stage genome-wide association studies" Nat. Genet
- Useful to understand basic methods for GWAS and study design - Willer CJ et al. (2010) "METAL: fast and efficient meta-analysis of genomewide association scans." Nat Genet
- Software tool for meta-analysis
DNA sequencing and De-novo assembly
Single Cell Sequencing
Prediction of Gene Expression and/or Complex Phenotypes
Online videos to better understand genetics and genomics
Genetics
- Introduction to Genetics by 23andMe (5 videos)
- TED-Ed : How Mendel's pea plants helped us understand genetics - Hortensia Jiménez Díaz
- Genetic Recombination and Gene Mapping by Bozeman Science
- Useful Genetics : A college-level comprehensive genetics course with 292 lectures offered by Rosie Redfield at UBC
Useful 3D Animations
- From DNA to protein - 3D Animation
- DNA Transcription - 3D Animation
- DNA splicing - 3D Animation
- mRNA Translation - 3D Animation
- How DNA is packaged - 3D Animation
- The Central Dogma - 3D Animation
Gene Regulation and Epigenetics
- Epigenetics Lecture by SciShow
- Hi-C Technique : A 3D map of the Human Genome
- The ENCODE Project
- [1] RNAi by Nature Video]
Sequencing Technologies
- TED-Ed : The race to sequence the human genome - Tien Nguyen
- DropSeq - Droplet-based Single Cell Sequencing by McCarroll Lab
Imaging Group
2017 Presentations
Week 1
Day 1: June 6
- Orientation 2017 (Slides) - Bhramar Mukherjee, PhD
- Coordinator Presentation (Slides) - Mitch Sevingy
- Life in Ann Arbor (Slides) - Mitch Sevigny
- On Being a Scientist (Slides & Audio) - Bhramar Mukherjee, PhD
- Ethics Review (Slides) - Bhramar Mukherjee, PhD
- Basic Probability (Audio) - Robert Klemmer
Day 2: June 7
- Data Processing (Slides & Audio) - Jed Carlson
- Study Design and Inference (Slides & Audio) - Rod Little, PhD
- Basic Unix (Slides) - Hyun Min Kang, PhD
Day 3: June 8
- R 101 (Notes & Audio) - Matthew Flickinger, PhD
- Observational Data and Bias (Slides & Audio) - Rod Little, PhD
- Linear Algebra (Audio) - Robert Klemmer
Day 4: June 9
- R 102 (Notes & Audio) - Matt Flickinger, PhD
- Matrix Computation (Slides & Audio) - Shawn Lee, PhD
- Sebastian Zoellner Journey (Slides & Audio) - Sebastian Zoellner, PhD
- R 103 - Matt Flickinger, PhD
Week 2
Day 5: June 12
Day 6: June 13
Day 7: June 14
Day 8: June 15
Day 9: June 16
Week 3
Day 10: June 19
Day 11: June 20
Day 12: June 21
Day 13: June 22
Day 14: June 23
Week 4
Day 15: June 26
Day 16: June 27
Day 17: June 28
Day 18: June 29
Day 19: June 30
Week 5
Day 20: July 3
Day 22: July 5
Day 23: July 6
Day 24: July 7
Week 6
Day 25: July 10
Day 26: July 11
Day 27: July 12
Symposium
Student Group Presentations
Student Poster Presentations
