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Course Title/Code: Practical Bioinformatics (MMPH6005). Department:
Biochemistry. Objective: • To introduce popular bioinformatic databases, web
servers.
Course Title/Code:
Practical Bioinformatics (MMPH6005)
Department:
School of Biomedical Science
Objective:
To provide students with the basic understanding of the principles and latest developments/tools in bioinformatics.
Content: Learning outcomes:
Biological databases Gene prediction Information retrieval: entrez and SRS Introduction - Essential concepts on gene structure and sequence, protein structure and function Multiple sequence alignment Pair-wise sequence alignment I: dot plot Pair-wise sequence alignment II: dynamic programming Phylogenetic prediction Sequence database searches: BLAST, FASTA Substitution matrices
On completion of this course, the students will be able to: • • • • •
• • • • •
demonstrate a solid knowledge of DNA and protein sequence analysis and how to use public database and web servers to solve biological problems with bioinformatic approaches. analyse, evaluate and interpret data of dot plots, local and global sequence alignments. explain the principles for using different substitution matrices. analyse and interpret BLAST search and understand the statistical rationale behind it. describe the principles and methods for gene prediction and phylogeny.
use public database and web servers to solve biological problems with bioinformatic approaches perform dot plot, local and global sequence alignments understand the usage of different substitution matrices understand how to perform BLAST search and the statistical rationale behind it understand general knowledge on gene prediction and phylogeny
Prerequisite:
None
Duration:
1 semester; 2 hours/week; 24 contact hours
Continuous assessment/ examination ratio:
In-course assessment (40%) and Final Examinatin (60%)