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Practical Bioinformatics: Play with Genes On Your Screens.
Rating: 3.9 out of 5(152 ratings)
4,736 students
Created bySidra Arshad
Last updated 5/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Bioinformatics
  • Protein anslysis
  • Homology Modeling of proteins
  • Mutations analysis

Course content

4 sections16 lectures45m total length
  • Introduction0:22

    Students will be able to analyse the variants of Protein and DNA with help of Bioinformatics tools and Explore the databases .

  • Objectives of the course0:39

Requirements

  • Knowledge of Protein structure
  • Basic knowledge of DNA structure
  • Able to use computer

Description

The course Practical Bioinformatics: Play with Genes On Your Screens. is intended to teach students about the use and exploration of biological data present on online websites and tools. Bioinformatics is a cast subject include every technique involve in solving a biological problem or predicting the theoretical results. Bioinformatics is a time saving and smart approach in modern day biology & life sciences. Our aim is to make you self sufficient in using all the necessary tools and techniques regarding genetic analysis.

You will learn in this course:

  • Introduction to Bioinformatics

  • Important terms related to Bioinformatics

  • Important database and how to use and retrieve data from them

  • What are most important elements in these databases.     

  • How to use Bioinformatics in your research   

Learn to use important Bioinformatics tools

  • Know about number of important Tools used in Bioinformatics analysis of DNA and Protein (Genetics)

  • Learn to find out conserved, exposed, buried, structural , functional residues in a protein

  • Find out consequences of a mutation

  • Classify a genetic variant as pathogenic or non pathogenic

  • How to save and retrieve data from one tool and how to use this data into other software.

  • Three dimensional homology Modeling of normal and mutated proteins.

  • To find out physical and chemical properties of a full protein

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Who this course is for:

  • Anyone want to learn