kickstart your journey to be Bioinformatician(A-Z Guide)2022

Updated and to the point course. It's worth your money and time! This Course runs through 4 segments of main bioinformatics topics. Students will learn the basics of bioinformatics, starting from biological databases to genomics analysis and crisper technology. This is a self-paced course that suits your daily busy schedules. Self-paced gives you the freedom to complete each topic based on your own available time before proceeding to the next chapter without hurry. I will teach you about 4 fundamental topics in Bioinformatics to you.

Segment 1 - Introduction to Bioinformatics

We will start this course with a brief definition of Bioinformatics - what exactly it institutes, and the importance of this field in the scientific world. Also, I will share with you the history of how Bioinformatics came into being - the reason why it was invented.

Segment 2 - Bioinformatics Databases

One of the reasons why Bioinformatics exists is due to the increased number of biological datasets. These are huge scientific research outputs that need to be managed. In this chapter, you will learn first of all how data is stored and manipulated. Next, I will begin to introduce you the nucleotide databases. Bioinformatics is all about managing data and providing scientific knowledge. In this chapter, we will also focus on protein databases. These two types of databases complement each other and both are important for your studies.

Segment 3 - Sequence Alignment

Have you ever wondered how two sequences are being compared using two different sequence alignment algorithms? Think about aligning 100 DNA sequences at one time - is there a way to perform the multiple sequence alignment? In this chapter we will teach you how to perform Global and Local sequence alignments - it's all about basic concepts of scoring matrices. We Will also discuss the tools used for Sequence Alignment in pairwise and multiple alignments.

Segment 4 - Genome Analysis

In this module you will learn about a genome. We will look closely into both structural and comparative genomics. The detail parts begin with the sequencing technologies and followed with crisper cas 9 technologies.

Genome editing is a method that lets scientists change the DNA of many organisms, including plants, bacteria, and animals. Editing DNA can lead to changes in physical traits, like eye color, and disease risk. Scientists use different technologies to do this.

CRISPR technology is a simple yet powerful tool for editing genomes. It allows researchers to easily alter DNA sequences and modify gene function. Its many potential applications include correcting genetic defects, treating and preventing the spread of diseases and improving crops. However, its promise also raises ethical concerns.

I have prepared several sets of quizzes and assignments for you to solve. Based on previous experiences with other students, I am aware that some of you might need a one-to-one discussion therefore you are welcome to request for an online meeting / discussion session with me. Just to help you progress in this course. Register now to start learning about what Bioinformatics can do to help you, be it in research routines or for career development or simply just for personal interest. Well being honest I love these new technologies and I love learning about these technologies that’s why I am sharing this course so you guys can also take advantage and get the idea of this amazing technology.

The Course will be available to you for lifetime if anyone cannot buy the course kindly let me know I will personally give you free coupons code for enrollment because our priority is your studies not money.